Wild Daisy is an elderly feral pig who is distinctly all white, down to her long lashes. She was the first pig on the Tennessee property to be spayed by Odd Man Inn in the Spring of 2021 and for good reason: Daisy was showing outward signs of reproductive health problems, and she was found to have cancerous masses during her spay. Thankfully, Daisy has been healthy ever since her spay. Each day she goes about her routine of trotting from Bus Stop to Bus Stop during mealtime, eating a few bites from each one. Daisy is curious and approaches people, mostly to see if there are any snacks available, but will accept scritches and belly rubs if she has some time to relax. Daisy’s partner was Wild Willy, and it seemed that Daisy called the shots in their relationship. They had chosen to sleep on a hillside down to the holler where each had their own small house. Daisy preferred sleeping quarters separate from her beloved partner–the working theory was he might have been a snorer.
Update:
Daisy has moved into the MedBarn Neighborhood to enjoy her golden years. She lives in the former recovery barn–now known as Daisy’s House!
