Winchester VA Pet Pig Stays Local Thanks to Pig Sanctuary
Otis, a pet pig in Winchester, Virginia needed a new home. Thanks to Virginia pig sanctuary Piggins and Banks he doesn’t have to go far!
Bertha
Bertha was a pig who had a very rough life of over breeding and neglect until she was saved by Pigsburgh Squealers Rescue and then placed into our care.
Rough Life No More: Bertha the Pig Finds a Forever Home
Virginia pig sanctuary Piggins and Banks is now the forever home for the sweet, elderly Bertha the pig.
Mr. P
Mr. P the Pig was a very overweight pig when he first joined us, but with some exercise and a healthy eating regiment, he shed the pounds and now is slim and trim!
Porky the Pig Finds a New Home at Piggins and Banks
Needing to be re-homed due to housing requirements, Virginia pig sanctuary Piggins and Banks stepped in and gave Porky a forever home.
Gloria
Gloria was captured in the wild by a good samaritan after escaping a neglect situation. She is a true survivor and is fortunate to have a loving forever home here.
Escape Pig Given Second Chance by Piggins and Banks Pig Sanctuary
This pig lived on her own in the wild of West Virginia after escaping neglect before being captured by a good samaritan and given to Piggins and Banks.
Onyx
Onyx is a large, gentle pig that loves to gobble up his meals! He lives with his best friend Bruce in our area for larger pigs.
Bruce
Bruce is a large, gentle pig and loves to scratch his head or rump on tree trunk. He also can always be found with as mile on his face!
Sussex County Animal Services Brings Three Pigs to Piggins and Banks
The teamwork of Sussex County Animal Services, pig rehoming groups, transport team members, and Piggins and Banks saved three special pigs.