11/07/2021
Fat Nellie stealing pumpkins
Pinkies Piggy Paradise Sanctuary
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Pinkys Sanctuary has filed for a non-profit status and resides on the Bullan Ranch.
This portion of our ranch is dedicated to pigs and farm animals we have rescued and retired.
10/05/2021
Another successful adoption this morning, I’m so happy for Pua
10/05/2021
Gemma has been adopted and settling in well
09/14/2021
Pinkie checking our the fresh water in the wallow 🐽🐽🐽
09/10/2021
Charlotte doing fabulous in her new home!!
08/23/2021
Charlotte (Vacaville fire rescue and now rehomed) getting her belly rubs with her beasties 😍
08/22/2021
Charlotte came in last year, she’s 3 now and found a home in a preschool barnyard with two other piggies and human friends
08/22/2021
Look who found a home yesterday with another piggy who was lonely ❤️
05/14/2021
Cosmo is a big lovebug... he’s been through a lot! And still so gentle and kind.... wish more people were like this
04/20/2021
Two fantastic neutered males ready for your family to love ❤️
02/07/2021
Big boy Cosmo is such a happy guy
01/11/2021
Mauna in his new home saying “Good Morning!” Thank you for loving rescue piggies too :)
01/10/2021
Today was great! 2 rescues pigs and 1 rehomed pig found a wonderful home!!
12/15/2020
Fat Nelly begging for pumpkins 💕❤️
11/15/2020
Cosmo is a part of our piggy sanctuary, he enjoyed treats and love from our visitors today
11/09/2020
Our two little Barbados crosses sheep that were rescued were placed in a fabulous home. The new owner spent all summer fencing in an area, they have shelter and lots of love ❤️ This is what rescuing is about.... the happy endings
11/03/2020
My little Lucy (RIP) was a rescue, we spayed and vaccinated her with the intentions of finding her a forever home but she stayed with us. In September her little body quit fighting the cancer that was diagnosed 11 weeks earlier and she passed in the arms of my son. She will forever be loved and missed.
10/22/2020
Part of Pinky’s Piggy Paradise is offering a retirement area. Most of our herd
Is aging now including some of the girls a lot of our customers have grown to love and follow: Safflower, Sq**rt, Angel, Bernie , Auburn, Kelly and Kitty plus many more... we want them to spend the rest of their life living life to the fullest with lots of visitors who bring them treats and belly rubs
10/19/2020
Penelope has the right idea... let’s stay at home and nap through Monday
10/18/2020
Some of you might remember Porch Pig?! She came back to me after 4 years because she became aggressive and territorial.
Her owners designated a 10 x10 room in the house and the kitchen as her area and when they entered she would charge . After about 4 weeks of being a pig outside all aggression issues ended and we are able to adopt her out. Pigs need to be pigs, they need to have firm but fair boundaries and owners need to be consistent with those boundaries. The only aggressive pigs I have had are those who came back with issues. Note: we have close to 80 pigs and I can walk up to my big boats and administer injections and handle their feet and tusks, no issues. Most people think boars have to be aggressive, no they do not . And yes, Joe held her down while I fixed her feet.
10/17/2020
One more quick story before the sun decides It needs to come up and we have to start our day.
Penelope! A lot of people know of Penelope, thanks to social media. This girl is half mini and half KuneKune and is a crowd pleaser!! She will do tricks for you, well if you have treats! No treats? No tricks, she’s a stinker.
Penelope was originally from the ranch, her mama is Angel who is retired from here and her papa was a young sneaky KuneKune and she’s the product of this midnight match 😁
Penelope was sold to a loving home who found themselves in a bind when mold was discovered in their home so we said we would board Penelope here while they we’re temporarily displaced and their home repaired. After many months passed her owners reached out and decided Penelope wasn’t coming home and of course by that time I was attached and welcomed her here forever!
Penelope absolutely is a flirt with Joe and .... firefighters! During the Zogg Fire she would flirt with every single one of them 😍
10/17/2020
This was my visit to Houston Mini Pig Rescue in Houston Texas with Patty and Maegan .... these amazing ladies have been such an inspiration and helped tremendously when Pinkies “seller” neglected and left the pigs behind to starve and die in Badtrop, Texas, not once but twice!! These ladies stepped in to help .... we aspire to be as amazing as these ladies https://www.houstonminipigrescue.org/
10/17/2020
We want to share some of the stories behind the pets now living here and how they came here.... you guys will see how big our desire to help these animals has become , we all
Start with my girl Pinky, our co-founder
Pinky not only started my journey breeding for smaller minis but also my wheels about a piggy sanctuary started about 5 years ago because of this girl. Not only is she a survivor of the Zogg Fire but she was shipped from a horrible place in Bastrop Texas that later was shut down because of abuse and neglect.
Pinky came to me as 40 pound bred mini pig to never exceed 40 pounds... well the kennel at the airport was not 40 pounds when I picked her up! It was easily 75-80 pounds and Pinky cost me a whopping $2400 plus shipping 😓 But like all of our pets, I fell in love.
I later discovered that Pinky didn’t even belong to the lady who sold her! Pinky survived a barn fire and was taken to Lina to hold while their place was rebuild ( she has been through 2 fires). So at this point I knew I had no genetic history on Pinky and probably was going to be too big for our breeding program and she could retire and live here happily ever after.
Pinky actually didn’t end up too big, in fact she stands about 17”, her mohawk raises at the mention of her voice and she spends most her day napping with her best friend Safflower. She is too old to breed and although 17” is a nice size for a miniature pig we figure this old gal deserves to retire. She’s made 3 moves with me and her next move will be into the new sanctuary section of the ranch ❤️
10/17/2020
Welcome to our first stage of Pinkies Piggy Paradise. A sanctuary for old, retired and non adoptable and adoptable pigs and farm friends. Over the years we have taken in many unwanted pigs and farm animals and successfully adopted many out and have many that have stayed with us for years and will never leave. This new venture in our life has come after the Zogg fire which swept through 85% of our property but our homes were spared and our animals. During this time we volunteered countless hours to our community taking care of pets, wildlife and livestock that belonged to our less fortunate neighbors who passed in the fire, lost everything they owned or were unable to come back into the fire zone. My husband is an ex-firefighter who stayed behind to save the animals and home and later returned to get me and my brave son ( with Chief Scott from Modoc County) to continue to fight the fires all through the night and continue to save our animals. The next morning when we started looking around we saw a need and without question we started caring for these animals that needed our help. I have always taken in and cared for less fortunate animals and Joe is an animal lover too so after this tragedy we decided to take the next step and open a portion of our ranch permanently to the less fortunate.
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CA-36, Igo
Platina, CA
96047
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