Porkchop is a little shy but a sweet boy.

Our first Pig. sweet as pie. Loves a good belly rub.

Hammy was bought at a flea market as the person didn’t think his fate was good if not sold. She wasn’t prepared for a pet pig but a local Veterinarian took him, they had educational programs and thought he’d be great. However soon learned he was not going to be a fulfilled as a pig if he stayed so we got sweet Mr. Hammy. I call him Hamalicious.

As you can see Bitsy isn't to Bitsy! She was bigger when she arrived but we got her to lose a little. We were her second home. Her first family checks up on her still. the 2nd family the wife got cancer and sadly passed away. The pigs and her husband went through a terrible depression with her loss. He was at a loss on how to care for her so we received her. She is doing Great with her buddy Charlotte.

Charlottes family was moving and her pig sister Petunia and her couldn’t go with them. We lost Petunia but Charlotte loves Her buddy Bitsy.

Bolt is one of our biggest guys. He was 5 weeks old when we got him. He is a Kune Kune Pot belly mix. Named him Bolt after the Olympic runner. He took off when we arrived home. Has neighbors running through the woods and creek. cars driving looking for him. I returned home to find him laying in the yard. How in just moments here he found his way to his new home. I knew they are smart but wow!

Sweet Truffles was brought to a pet store here in NJ. Stating they didn’t realize what they were getting into. The store worker took her in in hopes of finding her a proper home. She feel in love with her and considered keeping her but quickly got back on track to find her a home. We saw the listing and contacted her. Now she is part of our family.

Moved here from a local farm. They felt his size posed a concern with their young child. He is a big boy and are largest pig. Other than loving feeding time he loves his scratches and very sweet.

Came here as a temporary foster as we often do for EASTERN SNOUTS RESCUE. We are sometimes a halfway point between old and new homes. or for after care following surgery to fix them. He was here for almost a year (which is unusual) So we just said we are just going to keep him. He has been welcomes by everyone as part of the Piggy Posse.

Reinier came here from South Jersey Horse Rescue. In his prime he was a world champion Jumper. A world traveler to compete. Having some medical issues he was put into Retirement. He is a sweet and silly boy. He loves to play and steal your hat! Still very athletic even n his Golden Years. WE are blessed he landed here to live out his years.