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mini pigs available for adoption through eastern snouts
New Boys Rescued Feb 2021
Peanut & Butter (Our Second Rescue)
Peanut & Butter (Our Second Rescue)
Three of the six boys rescued! They don't have names but came from a home where they lived in an unheated shed, no hay, windows, doors or heat lamps. They ate through the floor to stay warm in 9 degree weather. Big guy was headed to be euthanized as aggressive and dangerous. He is a love bug, not an ounce of aggression since his removal.
Peanut & Butter (Our Second Rescue)
Peanut & Butter (Our Second Rescue)
Peanut & Butter (Our Second Rescue)
Peanut & Butter were surrendered after their family had been killed by fox. These guys were two of three who survived. Peanut sports a black ring on his eye and Butter, sweet as she is, sports a heart on her back. They love spinach salad and grapes!
Bernard the KuneKune
Peanut & Butter (Our Second Rescue)
Bernard the KuneKune
Bernard is as sweet as can be, a super playful cuddly little guy. Bernard came to us October 2020 a loving home who just couldn't dedicate the time he needed, so Patchwork Pastures is now his forever home. Bernard loves FOOD and his piggy friends!
Penelope
New Girls Rescued February 2021
Bernard the KuneKune
ADOPTED!!!
Penelope was brought to us when her family reached out because their daughter was going away to college and they could no longer care for her. She is a little skittish but a love once she gets her belly rubbed.
New Boy Rescued February 2021
New Girls Rescued February 2021
New Girls Rescued February 2021
ADOPTED!!! Another brave little man rescued in the February rescue where 16 mini pigs were removed from unlivable conditions, subject to freezing weather conditions with no hay, heat or water with a shed they chewed through the floor to burrow into the frozen dirt to keep warm. Brave boy!
New Girls Rescued February 2021
New Girls Rescued February 2021
New Girls Rescued February 2021
Four of the ten lovely ladies rescued in the February rescue where 16 mini pigs were removed from unlivable conditions, subject to freezing weather conditions with no hay, heat or water with a shed they chewed through the floor to burrow into the frozen dirt to keep warm. These girls are all expecting.