Fentress County, Tennessee is a dangerous place to be a stray little pig. When our neighborhood Facebook group started buzzing about a loose piglet, someone was kind enough to alert us. No one claimed him. No one wanted him. OMI is located in a generationally owned animal agriculture community. Small farms are all we see on every side. Land is logged and clear-cut with abandon. We are very proud to own 93 acres of SAFE space in a part of the country where animals need our particular brand of assistance. Approximately 40 acres of the property is dedicated to helping farmed animals, and the remaining space is a safe buffer of land surrounding the sanctuary that houses a myriad of wildlife who are living their own lives in peace.
Seneca is a youngster, and he currently resides in the closer proximity of our Med Barn. His best friend is another Vietnamese Potbelly pig named Florence, and they spend the days grazing together on the hillside and contemplating the wonder of a perfectly timed Secret Snack.
