Pairs of Pet Pigs
Already bonded pairs of pet pigs are a great option for anyone who is welcoming pigs into their lives for the first time. Pigs need to have other pig companions to live happily, but pigs who have never met before do need the time, space and facilities to gradually get used to each other.
Pigs who have already formed a little family unit should live together happily for the rest of their lives. They also tend to cope better with the stress of moving to a new environment if they are doing so with a piggy friend or family member, meaning they should settle into their new lives with relative ease.
Please read and carefully consider all of the information in our Pig Care section before beginning the application process.
Pairs of pigs currently looking for new homes
URGENT CASE – Roger and Shye
Location: York
Roger
Breed: Gloucester Old Spot
Age: 3 years
Size: 60 inches long, 34 inches high
Shye
Breed: Large white/Gloucester old spot mix
Age: 3 years
Size: 60 inches long, 34 inches high
Roger and Shye are currently in emergency foster care and need a permanent home
URGENT CASE – Eugene and Elizabeth
Location: Carmarthen
Breed: Saddleback Mix
Age: 4 years
Elizabeth size: 48 inches long, 30 inches high
Eugene size: 60 inches long, 36 inches high
Reason for Rehoming: Current carer’s poor health.
Gerald and Stewie
Location: Carlisle
Breed: Juliana
Age: 5 years
Size: 40 inches long, 24 inches high
Reason for Rehoming: Current carer’s poor health
Delilah and Doris
Location: West Sussex
Breed: Kune Mix
Age: 6 years
Delilah Size: 51 inches long, 28 inches high
Doris Size: 41 inches long, 24 inches high
Reason for Rehoming: Land management issues
Freddie and Stanley
Location: Macclesfield
Breed: Small Breed Mix
Age: 7 years
Freddie Size: 42 inches long, 25 inches high
Stanley Size: 44 inches long, 26 inches high
Reason for Rehoming: Require more space
Poppy and Banjo
Location: Gloucestershire
Breed: Gloucester Old Spot X English White
Age: 7 years
Poppy Size: 5’4″ long, 2’10” high
Banjo Size: 4’10” long, 2’9″ high
Reason for Rehoming: Current carer’s health issues