Adoption Info & Links

You Want A Miniature Pig? Please Ask

Yourself These Questions First:

1. Do you have a pig vet? 2. Are you zoned for pigs? 3. Is your property fenced? 4. Are you prepared to train and socialize your pig? 5. Have you done your research? 6. Have you talked to pig rescue sanctuaries? 7. Have you joined FB pig groups/asked questions? 8. Do you have a crate and adequate vehicle for transporting the pig to vets or when/where needed? 9. Can you afford vet bills, hoof and tusk trims? 10. Are you ready for a 100-300 pound housemate? 11. Do you realize there is no such thing as Teacup Pigs? 12. Please read “WHAT TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GET A POTBELLIED PIG.” CLICK HERE! 13. BABIES ARE CUTE, BUT SENIOR PETS (PIGS) NEED LOVE TOO. PLEASE READ "REASONS TO OPEN YOUR HEART TO SENIOR PETS" 14. Be sure to read “WANT TO ADOPT A "TEACUP PIG"? ADOPTION LINKS, CLICK HERE We strongly advocate adoption versus buying from breeders, because there is an overabundance of abused, neglected, abandoned piggies in shelters and sanctuaries that need homes. We can refer you to rescue facilities where you may adopt a piggie for generally little or no cost. Sometimes neuter or spay costs must be recovered. In addition, questionnaires and home checks should be required in order to assure that you are knowledgeable, zoned, and properly set-up to give a pig the happy, safe and healthy forever home that it needs. If you can not adopt, then temporary foster homes and sponsors are always needed. If you can't foster, donations are always needed, because sometimes we can provide rescue but most times the pigs need to be neutered, spayed or in need of vet care first. SCAMPP is a 501(c)3 organization and all donations are tax- deductible and you can specify where you'd like for your donation to be used. Thank you. IMPORTANT: If anyone does not plan to educate themselves (click here for informational articles) on the proper needs and care of pigs, and does not plan to keep the pig for it's lifetime (they can live 15-20 years!), then a pig is not the right pet for them. If you are interested in getting a miniature pig as a pet, please plan on keeping it for it's lifetime (15-20 years) and PLEASE adopt, don't buy from breeders. If you are serious about giving a pig (or pigs) a loving forever home, below are some adoption links to contact.

ADOPTION LINKS:

IF YOU ARE LOOKING TO ADOPT A MINIATURE PIG, you can contact SCAMPP first because we receive calls and E-Mails frequently from people who can no longer keep their pig(s) for various reasons. If SCAMPP cannot help you, please consider the Adoption Links listed below. Pig Placement Network: http://www.pigplacementnetwork.org Adopt A Pig California: https://www.facebook.com/adoptapigca Steampunk Farms: https://www.facebook.com/steampunkfarms Saving Animals & Healing Hearts: https://www.sahh4life.org Penelope's Purpose: http://penelopespurpose.org Pig Luv Co: https://www.pigluvco.org Sloppy Seconds, Inc: https://www.sloppysecondsinc.org Cuddly Critters, Inc.: http://cuddlycritters.org PetFinder.com: https://www.petfinder.com Adopt-a-Pet: http://www.adoptapet.com 24 Pet Connect: https://24petconnect.com Esther's Army: https://www.facebook.com/EsthersArmy Find A Pig Or Farm Animal In Any State Or Country: http://farmanimal.rescueme.org Lil Orphan Hammies: http://lilorphanhammies.org Clearwater Farm Animal Rescue: https://www.facebook.com/clearwaterfarmandanimalrescue Animal Place Rescue: http://animalplace.org/the-animals-pigs Windy's Ranch & Rescue: http://www.windys.org VegasPigPets: http://www.vegaspigpets.org Pre-Loved Pigs: https://www.facebook.com/groups/prelovedpigs Best Friends Sanctuary: http://bestfriends.org Ironwood Pig Sanctuary: https://www.ironwoodpigs.org Gentle Barn: https://www.gentlebarn.org Pig Rescues and Sanctuaries listed by State: http://www.minipiginfo.com/pig-rescues-worldwide.html BACK TO TOP

Adoption Info & Links

You Want A

Miniature Pig?

Please Ask

Yourself These

Questions First:

1. Do you have a pig vet? 2. Are you zoned for pigs? 3. Is your property fenced? 4. Are you prepared to train and socialize your pig? 5. Have you done your research? 6. Have you talked to pig rescue sanctuaries? 7. Have you joined FB pig groups/asked questions? 8. Do you have a crate and adequate vehicle for transporting the pig to vets or when/where needed? 9. Can you afford vet bills, hoof and tusk trims? 10. Are you ready for a 100-300 pound housemate? 11. Do you realize there is no such thing as Teacup Pigs? 12. Please read “WHAT TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GET A POTBELLIED PIG.” CLICK HERE! 13. BABIES ARE CUTE, BUT SENIOR PETS (PIGS) NEED LOVE TOO. PLEASE READ "REASONS TO OPEN YOUR HEART TO SENIOR PETS" 14. Be sure to read “WANT TO ADOPT A "TEACUP PIG"? ADOPTION LINKS, CLICK HERE We strongly advocate adoption versus buying from breeders, because there is an overabundance of abused, neglected, abandoned piggies in shelters and sanctuaries that need homes. We can refer you to rescue facilities where you may adopt a piggie for generally little or no cost. Sometimes neuter or spay costs must be recovered. In addition, questionnaires and home checks should be required in order to assure that you are knowledgeable, zoned, and properly set-up to give a pig the happy, safe and healthy forever home that it needs. If you can not adopt, then temporary foster homes and sponsors are always needed. If you can't foster, donations are always needed, because sometimes we can provide rescue but most times the pigs need to be neutered, spayed or in need of vet care first. SCAMPP is a 501(c)3 organization and all donations are tax-deductible and you can specify where you'd like for your donation to be used. Thank you. IMPORTANT: If anyone does not plan to educate themselves (click here for informational articles) on the proper needs and care of pigs, and does not plan to keep the pig for it's lifetime (they can live 15-20 years!), then a pig is not the right pet for them. If you are interested in getting a miniature pig as a pet, please plan on keeping it for it's lifetime (15-20 years) and PLEASE adopt, don't buy from breeders. If you are serious about giving a pig (or pigs) a loving forever home, below are some adoption links to contact.

ADOPTION LINKS:

IF YOU ARE LOOKING TO ADOPT A MINIATURE PIG, you can contact SCAMPP first because we receive calls and E-Mails frequently from people who can no longer keep their pig(s) for various reasons. If SCAMPP cannot help you, please consider the Adoption Links listed below. Pig Placement Network: http://www.pigplacementnetwork.org Adopt A Pig California: https://www.facebook.com/adoptapigca Steampunk Farms: https://www.facebook.com/steampunkfarms Saving Animals & Healing Hearts: https://www.sahh4life.org Penelope's Purpose: http://penelopespurpose.org Pig Luv Co: https://www.pigluvco.org Sloppy Seconds, Inc: https://www.sloppysecondsinc.org Cuddly Critters, Inc.: http://cuddlycritters.org PetFinder.com: https://www.petfinder.com Adopt-a-Pet: http://www.adoptapet.com 24 Pet Connect: https://24petconnect.com Esther's Army: https://www.facebook.com/EsthersArmy Find A Pig Or Farm Animal In Any State Or Country: http://farmanimal.rescueme.org Lil Orphan Hammies: http://lilorphanhammies.org Clearwater Farm Animal Rescue: https://www.facebook.com/clearwaterfarmandanimalrescue Animal Place Rescue: http://animalplace.org/the-animals-pigs Windy's Ranch & Rescue: http://www.windys.org VegasPigPets: http://www.vegaspigpets.org Pre-Loved Pigs: https://www.facebook.com/groups/prelovedpigs Best Friends Sanctuary: http://bestfriends.org Ironwood Pig Sanctuary: https://www.ironwoodpigs.org Gentle Barn: https://www.gentlebarn.org Pig Rescues and Sanctuaries listed by State: http://www.minipiginfo.com/pig-rescues-worldwide.html BACK TO TOP