Sunday
Sunday came from the rescue operation known as “The Virginia 155”. After giving birth to four male piglets, her and her babies were rescued on a “Sunday” (hence her name).
Sunday came from the rescue operation known as “The Virginia 155”. After giving birth to four male piglets, her and her babies were rescued on a “Sunday” (hence her name).
Hank the pig came to live with us after he became too much to handle for his previous owner in Culpeper, Virginia. He is full of energy and loves to take a roll in the mud pit on a summer day.
Hank the pig from the Culpeper area now has a forever home at Virginia pig sanctuary.
We need help naming Sunday’s four male piglets! Donate $5 and submit a name for a chance to name a piglet.
The Winchester Star did a featured article on our Virginia pig and animal sanctuary.
Virginia pig sanctuary Piggins and Banks has given a forever home to a wonderful mother pig and her four baby piglets.
Thanks to the support of our donors, Madison and her piglets now have a roomy new pen at our Virginia pig sanctuary.
Peter is a Mangalitsa pig! He is with curly, soft hair almost like a sheep. His thick wooly coat keeps him super warm even during the coldest winter days.
Piggins and Banks Virginia pig sanctuary has given a forever home to rescue pig Peter Curleytail, a Mangalitsa pig bred strictly to be sold for meat.
Journey the pig came to us after her owner passed away from cancer. She is a very calm, sweet pig with a lovely long tail!