We’re opening the Pig Forum tomorrow night to anyone who’d like to join! This monthly event is typically a Patreon exclusive, but it’s an open bar tomorrow! Everyone is invited to attend.
The Pig Forum is our monthly educational gathering, usually held on the last Thursday of each month. At these forums, we examine the complex care required for large, farmed animals, with a focus on pigs.
This platform serves as a space to enhance our knowledge and engage in meaningful discussions about the detailed aspects of large animal care, prioritizing welfare and medical standards.
Have topics you would love to see covered or questions you’re itching to ask? We’re all ears! Send them over to info@oddmaninn.org before the event and let’s make it a great discussion!
Why Pig Nutrition??? Because our entire focus right now is showcasing the importance of this essential part of our work. Rescue doesn’t stop when Duncan Idaho gets extricated from an abuse and neglect case. That’s also not where the expenses stop! We are committed to feeding these giant babes day in and day out, and there is a LOT of science required to do that properly.
This event is a special gathering for our Patreon Medical Care Crew, where we can dive deep into animal care discussions. Not a member yet? No worries, you can join the crew for just $1/month and get in on the action!
Animal Care Manager
Executive Director
In addition to exclusive access to the Pig Forum discussions, a Medical Care Crew membership on Patreon gives you a detailed behind-the-scenes look at our medical cases and new rescues. Join a team of people working to advance medical care and sanctuary standards for pigs and other farmed animals.
Pictured is our sweet Abbey Christopher with his friend, Annalisa. Abbey Christopher passed earlier this month at New Bolton after he was diagnosed with widespread lymphoma, which is not treatable. He lived ELEVEN lovely years here in sanctuary, which is a beautiful thing for a huge Berkshire pig who was destined to be slaughtered at just 6 months old. We are all better humans for having known him.