Every Pig Rescue Service

29/09/2026

URGENT REHOMING APPEAL! WE HAVE TWO WEEKS TO FIND A HOME FOR INKY AND PINKY.
🙏 Please share far and wide - the right home could be just one share away. ❤️🐷

We have been asked to find a loving home for sweet Inky and Pinky, two 3-year-old Kune cross sisters, from Ilketshall St Andrew, Suffolk.
Their carer has sadly had to sell their smallholding after being diagnosed with cancer.

They are much-loved companions - friendly, gentle and used to people, children and other animals. They love belly rubs, sunbathing, rooting around, making dens and wallowing in their own pools!
They have always been cared for and the carer desperately wants them to go somewhere where they will be loved, safe and appreciated for the rest of their lives.
For more information please contact us on [email protected]

🏡 We are looking for a suitable home for both girls together.
📍 Ilketshall St Andrew, Suffolk but transport can be arranged for further afield for the right home.

14/09/2026

These two absolutely gorgeous boys are in desperate need of a home! Unfortunately, the place we had lined up for them has fallen through and their current home is at risk of flooding over winter.

Freddie and Stanley are seven year old brothers, currently in West Yorkshire. These small-breed-mix boys have lovely temperaments and are both big fans of human company and all the back scratches and belly rubs you have to offer. You couldn't hope for a sweeter pair of pigs!

You can read more about them and apply to adopt on our website. All home offers will be asked to complete our standard vetting process.

02/09/2026

Happy Welfare Wednesday! As we approach Autumn, how are your winter preparations coming along? 🐷🌨

29/06/2026

Happy Monday from Albie 🫶🐷

25/06/2026

Since our previous post, two homes have fallen through and we are now back to square one with Eugene and Elizabeth ❤️‍🩹

Their current carer's health is rapidly deteriorating, they are at real risk of waking up one morning soon with no one to look after them at which point they may end up in the hands of local authorities. We are desperate to find them a new home before this happens.

Although they currently live together without any conflict, they are not bonded and prefer to sleep and spend their days separately. Because of this, we believe there are several potential ideal setups for them, including possible placement in separate homes with other pig(s) who may be a more suitable match.

If you are able to help, please reach out to us at [email protected]. Homes checks will apply. Further information is available on their piggy profile

22/06/2026

☀️ Happy Monday, folks! ☀️
With a heatwave on the way, don't forget that our friends need a helping hand to stay safe and comfortable in the high temperatures. 🐷💙

A few simple ways to help keep them cool:
💧 Make sure fresh water is always available
🌳 Provide plenty of shade and cool resting spots
🚶 Keep enrichment early in the morning or later in the evening
🧊 Try cooling mats, damp towels, or frozen treats for extra relief.

27/04/2026

Pinky and Perky have now been in emergency foster care for over a year 😔
Sanctuaries across the country are currently at capacity, which is why our service always aims to rehome to private homes wherever possible. However, due to their past experiences, Pinky and Perky require experienced, specialised carers and are sadly not suitable for private placement. They need a sanctuary environment where they can receive the care and understanding they deserve.

With all of our foster spaces now full, we are no longer able to offer emergency placements to other piggies in need. We’re also unable to take on new foster carers at this time, as our resources are stretched to the limit. What we urgently need are permenant homes for large breed pigs.

We’re really hoping this post reaches an experienced sanctuary with the space to offer Pinky and Perky the safe, permanent home they have been waiting for 💛

For further information please contact us on [email protected]

13/04/2026

09/04/2026

📣We urgently need loving homes for large breed pigs. Right now, all of our foster spaces are full and our resources are stretched to the limit. Without new homes for these pigs, we may need to pause taking on new cases, meaning we won’t be able to help those in urgent need.
Our foster placements are meant to be temporary, providing a safe haven for pigs in crisis. Sadly, once they enter foster, they can become even harder to rehome, as their situation no longer appears urgent to potential adopters. But by opening your home to a foster pig, you’re not just helping one, you’re making space for another who desperately needs safety and care.
Every one of our current fosters has been waiting over a year for a permanent home. They’ve been patient, but they deserve their forever families.
If you’ve ever considered adopting large breed pigs, now is the time to make a life-changing difference. We are able to offer support in set up if you're not sure where to start, just drop us an email at [email protected] 💛

Pigtured: Margery of Pigs in The Paddock