A little fun fact about Penny, she’s the most followed pig on TikTok in the world, and now by extension her new sister Penelope is getting her name out there. We’ve had Penny for about 2 years now, almost her whole life.

When I got my first pig, Oscar, in 2004 I bought him from a pet store. At the time there was very little information about  where to find an ethical breeder. These days there are an astounding number of mini pig breeders.

My name is Janeth Painchaud. Mother of 3 humans and 2 piggies. Having a pig was always a dream that I never thought would come true but here we are living the dream! Olive, our first pig is 4 and Luna is around 11 months old.

Clint grew up in Montana in a rural area. His job as a kid was to watch their cows and make sure that they were healthy and separate the ones that may be sick, but to also make sure the grass wasn't too short and the weeds too high. Throughout his whole life he has always looked at things in a way

January and February every year I am bombarded with messages from people who need help with their new piglet or they need help rehoming their brand new piglet they just brought home a couple weeks ago.

Aloha, my name is Lindsay Dennis. I’m married to my best friend Micah and we have two boys, Kona who is 11 and Kai who is 9. We live on the east side of the Big Island of Hawaii! We have a family ranch called Kaohe Corral where we raise cattle and Kunekune pigs. We also have horses, dogs, chickens

I am very passionate about this subject because I feel that if more people understood the problems with bringing home an underaged piglet, they wouldn't do it. So today we are going to talk about why breeders sell underaged piglets, why they are wrong, and

Hi I am Dr. Bridget Breslin. I grew up in Westchester County, NY with my parents and three brothers. I made my way to the Midwest during undergrad where I attended Purdue University and obtained a degree in Animal Sciences. Following graduation, I made my way to Ohio for veterinary school

Do pet pigs need time outside? The short answer is yes. There is a myth that pigs can live in a basement or apartment their entire life and still be healthy. In this episode we will talk about why it is an absolute crime on a pig to lock them up inside. They absolutely need time outside.

Brandie has a family that is full of animal lovers. She has always wanted land, and the farm setting with a variety of animals. Several years ago she came across a mini-pig breeder she had bought her pet Muscovy Ducks from. From that day on she began researching and learning about mini-pigs and the