Tulip, our charismatic ambassador for this year’s art show, is on a mission to gather a generous stockpile of sunscreen for herself and her fellow “Pinkies”âour mostly pink-skinned pigs who are especially prone to skin cancer.
Pumba was one of the 159 pigs surrendered to us when we moved to Tennessee in 2021. He was part of the little pigs yard, but we have now incorporated
Poppy was one of the 159 pigs surrendered to us when we took over the property in Tennessee. She had a very serious wound on her back, which was reported
âBig Pâ was our second pig ever to come to OMI in Washington. She was an owner surrender from a young woman who could no longer provide for her needs
The Floydlings are made up of Uncle Floyd, Modoc, Spoonie, Waffles, and Oy. All five were rescued as part of a starvation case in early 2022. There were nearly 30
Modoc was the catalyst for the intake of the entire crew known as âUncle Floyd and the Floydlingsâ. We received an email from a woman who had very little knowledge
A sanctuary is supposed to be a safe place for animals, which makes Melvinâs survival story even more poignant. His former home was a Washington sanctuary that allowed dogs to
Louie is a classic potbelly pig. Heâs a gentle sweetheart with a side of sass. He was taken from an animal shelter in Olympia, WA by an animal lover who
We met Jude when we took over the Tennessee property in 2021. Sheâs a sweet little potbelly who rarely makes a sound. Her vision isnât great, and prey animals who
Jethro was part of the Gen Pop herd when we arrived in Tennessee in 2021, but he was struggling to manage the crowd because of his shy and gentle demeanor.
Hooper was listed online as âfree pig to any home.â He is one of the OMI originals from Washington. When we arrived to collect him, we found Hooper had been
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