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”—our mostly pink-skinned pigs who are especially prone to skin cancer.
Cherry Bomb came to us after being rescued in Southern California by Saving Animals & Healing Hearts. A feed store owner passed away and left dozens of pigs in small
Bernard was a bonus pig. We were contacted regarding intake of a young steer, and we had already agreed to take him under our care. During our discussions to plan
The Flower Girls are named Flower, Buttercup and Iris. They are Yorkshire sisters who were rescued from a zoo in Minnesota that showcased a petting zoo exhibit. When the female
The Flower Girls are named Flower, Buttercup and Iris. They are Yorkshire sisters who were rescued from a zoo in Minnesota that showcased a petting zoo exhibit. When the female
The Flower Girls are named Flower, Buttercup and Iris. They are Yorkshire sisters who were rescued from a zoo in Minnesota that showcased a petting zoo exhibit. When the female
Wynken, Blynken and Nod are the older version of the Pantalones! They’re three siblings who sought safety here after being abandoned and neglected as youngsters. These three were part of
Annabelle was one of the eight pigs who came to OMI when Spring Farm Sanctuary downsized their operations in 2022. She was originally surrendered as a runt of the litter
Angie Vivian was one of the 159 pigs surrendered to us when we moved to Tennessee. She is a big, mature lady who lives in the Old Guys neighborhood. She’s
Alice is a true Cinderella story in the world of pigs. She started her life in a Seattle apartment where her person tried to keep her little by underfeeding her.
Grace was our first big pig. She was being used as a breeder just a few miles up the road from us when we lived in Washington. She was young,
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