Brownie & Oreo

These girls were evacuated by a fire rescue person several years ago. Their original people never claimed them. After several years of caring for them, the rescuer was moving and needed a home for them. At only 40 and 50 pounds, Oreo and Brownie are too small for us to integrate with our much larger pigs, especially since one of them weighs about 600 pounds! We have a temporary set up for them, but it is not a good long term home for them. They were out of time, so we agreed to take them and look for a forever home for them. They are shy, but friendly. Oreo and Brownie love veggies and fruits and take treats from our hands very gently. We don't know if they were ever house trained or if they have been outdoors only. They are bonded and we would like to find them a home together. Please make sure to do your research before deciding to adopt a pig. They like to root around in the ground, so make sure you are okay with them doing that in your yard.<br/><br/>We are asking for a donation of $100 as a rehoming fee to adopt the pair.

These girls were evacuated by a fire rescue person several years ago. Their original people never claimed them. After several years of caring for them, the rescuer was moving and needed a home for them. At only 40 and 50 pounds, Oreo and Brownie are too small for us to integrate with our much larger pigs, especially since one of them weighs about 600 pounds! We have a temporary set up for them, but it is not a good long term home for them. They were out of time, so we agreed to take them and look for a forever home for them. They are shy, but friendly. Oreo and Brownie love veggies and fruits and take treats from our hands very gently. We don't know if they were ever house trained or if they have been outdoors only. They are bonded and we would like to find them a home together. Please make sure to do your research before deciding to adopt a pig. They like to root around in the ground, so make sure you are okay with them doing that in your yard.

We are asking for a donation of $100 as a rehoming fee to adopt the pai

These girls were evacuated by a fire rescue person several years ago. Their original people never claimed them. After several years of caring for them, the rescuer was moving and needed a home for them. At only 40 and 50 pounds, Oreo and Brownie are too small for us to integrate with our much larger pigs, especially since one of them weighs about 600 pounds! We have a temporary set up for them, but it is not a good long term home for them. They were out of time, so we agreed to take them and look for a forever home for them. They are shy, but friendly. Oreo and Brownie love veggies and fruits and take treats from our hands very gently. We don't know if they were ever house trained or if they have been outdoors only. They are bonded and we would like to find them a home together. Please make sure to do your research before deciding to adopt a pig. They like to root around in the ground, so make sure you are okay with them doing that in your yard.

We are asking for a donation of $100 as a rehoming fee to adopt the pair.