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21/10/2025

We’ve been lucky with the weather so far, but it’s about to get cold — and fast! Pig parents: make sure you’re stocked up on straw and have your winter setups ready ahead of time. Preparation is key to keeping everyone warm and cozy through the season.

🐷 Meet Peppa!

Peppa is one of our private in-home fosters after being bullied out of her food in a larger herd. She’s a smaller, older gal with a big personality. Peppa has loved being an only pig (with her turkey BFF) and would thrive in a home with one gentle pig or some feathered friends.

She’s an easy girl as long as you don’t mind a little sass from time to time. If you’re looking for a charming senior lady to add to your family, reach out to meet Peppa! 💕



We're introducing three new impossibly cute faces today. Charlotte, Poppy and Boss
20/10/2025

We're introducing three new impossibly cute faces today. Charlotte, Poppy and Boss

19/10/2025

KCPRN works just like a cat or dog rescue. We take in animals in need, get them vetted, socialize and rehabilitate them if needed, and then find educated, loving homes for them to spend their forever in.

Because of this, we’re always rotating pigs for medical, spatial, or behavioral reasons. Most of the time that means crating anyone we’re moving, but sometimes we get lucky and can walk them from pen to pen with the help of volunteers and a few trusty cattle panels. It’s much less stressful for everyone involved which is always our goal.

Ziggy and Vinny got an upgrade! They moved into a larger space and will soon be integrated with our main adoptable herd for the winter. These guys did great, let’s give them a hand for not being too dramatic about moving to their new house. Also give a hand to Garf for "helping".

18/10/2025

Happy Saturday! Sweet baby Dolly is enjoying a little more outdoor time, as her broken leg continues to heal well. The swelling surrounding the fracture from her fall is much improved and it is time to begin offering her more space to play! Dolly is a very energetic babe who has been frustrated by her circumstances. She is just a baby after all - all she wants to do is run, play and be free. It has been several weeks since injuring herself in the bold leap she made off the semi truck. Everything is going according to plan for her healing and now she can begin to exercise. This is a big step physically but it is also SO important for her mental state. Pigs are highly intelligent animals. You can count the species that outsmart them on one hand, and that count includes humans. To be forced to stay in a small space while healing when all your busy brain wants to do is explore is tough. It stinks to not be able to explain her restrictions to her, but we are near the finish line now! She is growing fast and her personality is coming out more and more every day. Thank you for supporting our mission so we can continue to say yes to piggies in need just like Dolly.

16/10/2025

👑 Walty’s little “hot pants” are the sounds of joy, something he didn’t always know.

Rescued from a backyard breeding ring, Walter came to KCPRN severely stunted and needing lifelong care. The scars of abuse may remain, but so does his unbreakable spirit.

PSA: 👏🏼 Please, never buy from breeders. 👏🏼

Today, Walty knows nothing but love, patience, and the soft hands of his foster momma who adores him endlessly.

To Walter’s family, and every in-home foster who takes in our most fragile souls, thank you for making second chances possible. We couldn't do what we do without you.

We want to give a big thank you to our friends at Continental Title Company who have chosen KCPRN as the non-profit for ...
15/10/2025

We want to give a big thank you to our friends at Continental Title Company who have chosen KCPRN as the non-profit for their company B.L.U.E. Day (Benefiting Locals, Uniting Employee)year after year. They show up with great attitudes, dedication and smiles. This group is such a relief to KCPRN and especially to Angela of Willeyville Farm - a KCPRN Foster Home, heading into the colder months. We know it is still in the upper 80s in mid-October this year, but winter has a way of sneaking up here in the Kansas City area and we really appreciate being able to get prepared with their help before frigid temps suddenly arrive. B.L.U.E. Day falls on Indigenous People's Day each year and knowing that great help is on the way is so welcomed at the turning of the seasons. Over the years, this group has helped us with general clean up, shelter and fencing repair, painting/weatherproofing barns, socializing with the animals and anything else asked of them. Angela looks forward to this day each time it rolls around and reports that this group is always a blast to have out to the farm. So much has changed at Willeyville since their first B.L.U.E. Day spent with us back in 2018, but their commitment to helping us out has not! These group pictures span from this past Monday all the way back to the beginning. THANK YOU Continental Title Company! We look forward to seeing you back next year!

14/10/2025

THAD WANTS TO SEE YOU NOVEMBER 8th!!! 🎃🍂

We're starting to prepare for the winter months at the farm, stripping and cleaning barns, repairing/replacing fencing and shelters, ordering straw bales in bulk and more.

This is our 8th year hosting our Vegan Crockpot Cookoff at Willeyville Farm in Cleveland MO! As always, we are looking forward to our silent auction, time with the animals, warm food... and this year... costumes!!
👻 Come hungry and in a silly mood and we'll be sure to have a great time raising money for the animals!

Keep and eye out for more details as we get closer to November! We will be more than happy to take your un-cut, non-painted pumpkins off your hands. 🎃

12/10/2025

Amber is one of our special needs forever fosters. She has a form of cerebellar hypoplasia, which causes tremors (especially when she’s excited), poor coordination, and a wobbly, swaying gait. In short—Amber walks like she’s had one too many drinks.

She’s also a bit of a drama queen and very particular about who she loves (spoiler: it’s her moms ). Don’t let her small size fool you, Amber can be fierce with strangers when she wants to be (aka 🦈🐽)

When she first arrived, she could fit in the palm of your hand. Now she’s a whopping 50 pounds of personality and sass. We weren’t sure she’d make it in those early days, but she’s proven to be a true survivor who adores her life as the pampered princess she was always meant to be.

Please join us in wishing Amber the happiest of birthdays! 🥳🎂👑

12/10/2025

Goooooood morning! We are under a month away from our 8th annual cookoff!! Ellie is preparing her best costume this year. She is the friendliest little witch there ever was, but she's doing her best to be scaryyy. This is a friendly reminder than we are encouraging costumes this year. Come spooky, hungry and ready to spend time with the critters, bid on silent auction items and chow down on vegan dishes. Saturday November 8th from 3-7pm! 👻🎃🐖🍲😋

More details at: KCPRN's 8th Annual Vegan Crockpot Cookoff

11/10/2025

Thank you all for the outpouring of love for Fred. Dr. Koch was able to safely trim his overgrown tusks, and he’s already enjoying the comfort and relief it’s brought him

It never ceases to amaze us that the pigs who have endured the most pain and trauma because of humans are often the most open, gentle, and trusting souls. The love you never had, you’ll be showered with now, sweet boy. Thank you for letting us love you—welcome to your second life.

Oh my goodness, thank you for such a warm welcome to our new friend Fred. Guys we cannot even begin to convey how dang c...
11/10/2025

Oh my goodness, thank you for such a warm welcome to our new friend Fred. Guys we cannot even begin to convey how dang cool this guy is. Abandoning any animal in unacceptable (and illegal), but leaving this handsome hunk behind? We just can't wrap our minds around it. All his owner had to do was call our local shelter and surrender their pet and they didn't even do him that courtesy after nearly 10 years. We're not sure how long he was alone in his trash filled backyard and busted shelter, but personally I will be grateful every day for his forgiveness. For his resilience. For his faith in us. Fred isn't heartbroken at his new home in rescue. He understands. He knows he is safe now. He is already experiencing so much love.

Yesterday, we were able to retrieve him from Dr. Koch's office. He was neutered, dewormed, vaccinated and had his tusks trimmed and smoothed. Doc was very unhappy with Fred's condition when he arrived to the clinic this week. His tusks had likely never been trimmed, in his near decade on this earth. They were so overgrown that they were poking in his cheeks and he could not open his mouth far enough to eat well. He was so uncomfortable. After getting him home yesterday and observing the way he ate, it is likely that he has been maneuvering these unacceptable tusks for years. He would stick his tongue out to grab a few pellets at a time instead of taking bites, even though his tusks were no longer in the way. 💔 A sign it has been a long time since he could open his mouth. As you can see in these "after pictures", Fred can open his mouth wide now. 🥰 Thank you for donating to Fred's medical care. We were able to pay his bill in full picking him up yesterday.

Today, he will meet some of our faithful volunteers and get scratches, snackies, affection and more. We cannot stress enough how important you are to our foster to adopt style rescue here at KCPRN. We are 100% donor funded & volunteer operated. We have no large grants and no employees. We are small team of dedicated humans who just love pigs and give all the time and heart we can. We can't do that without your support, so please keep following our mission and help where you can. 🐖🫶

Hey friends! We wanted to take a minute to say thank you to the kind staff at Bo Lings Lenexa! After meeting at our last...
10/10/2025

Hey friends! We wanted to take a minute to say thank you to the kind staff at Bo Lings Lenexa! After meeting at our last yoga event, we have started picking up produce scraps from Rebecca and her team at the 95th and Quivera location in Lenexa every week. This is a huge blessing especially headed into the winter months. Having fresh produce to keep the pigs out and about, hydrated and regular 😅💩 is so important! Working together with the restaurant, we are also reduicng waste.

We are also lucky to be able to grab a vegan lunch or dinner while picking up (or any time) produce at Bo Lings! At the Quivera location, you can even get some hot, crispy, indulgent vegan rangoons! They're not at other locations yet, but we've seen supply and demand do some very cool things. Scroll through the happy piggy pics to find the vegan options at Bo Lings, as is off the menu of modifed. Staff is knowledgeable and take dietary restrictions seriously. We trust that Bo Lings is dedicated to all their customers, including those excluding animal products. 🐖🥰🫶🫛🥕🥒

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