Life with Pigs Farm Animal Sanctuary
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  • Intro Page
  • Our Sanctuary
    • Our Family >
      • The Pigs
      • The Cows
      • The Turkeys
      • The Chickens
      • The Sheep
      • Tesla the Rabbit
      • The Dogs
      • Sassy the Parrot
      • The Humans
    • About Us
    • Visiting Hours/Address
    • Events >
      • Events
      • Volunteer Events
    • Life with Pigs Non Profit Information
    • Survey
  • Animal Adventures
  • Donate / Volunteer
    • Sponsor an Animal
    • Donate
    • Volunteer
  • Store
  • Mini Pig Info By Topic
    • Pig Health
    • Infographics
    • Questions About Living With Pigs
    • Rehoming Resources
    • Pig Name Suggestions
    • Pig Facts of the Week
    • Humor
    • Kids' Stuff
    • Ask Us
    • Pig Photos >
      • Photos
      • Pig Memes
  • Links
  • Save Sophie
  • Newsletter & Reports

Life with Pigs Farm Animal Sanctuary located in Williamsburg, VA

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Stories from the Sanctuary

Happy New Year!

1/1/2018

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Pumpkin, Charlotte and Millie may have slept through the New Year celebrations, but I know my family is celebrating our first full year living with pigs.  I'm sure the road ahead will not be without challenges, but these girls are worth whatever comes our way.  And so far, we have been so fortunate to have some of the most well-behaved and easy to live with pigs (maybe we are a bit biased here).
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