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Where Pigs Fly Farm Sanctuary is home to more than 200 rescued animals, each one of whom has a unique and special story. Read some of these inspiring accounts below, You can also support them with a sponsorship that helps cover the costs of food, bedding, medical care, and the occasional treats. We rescue and rehabilitate farm animals from various and tragic circumstances within the food system. These animal ambassadors spread the message that they deserve our compassion and respect, and help educate society on issues related to animal welfare, factory farming and sustainability.

Bubbles

Bubbles was found on a busy rural highway, just hours old. A couple travelling home to Sydney spotted the little piglet and rescued her from harm. Bubbles travelled home in the arms of her rescuer, completely unaware of her good fortune. On closer inspection of the piglet, she had several scrapes over her small, frail body and a missing nail from one of her trotters – tell-tale signs that she had fallen from a livestock truck.
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Senorita

Elliot came from a neglect case, where he was fed nothing but bread and corn for 2 years and was massively overweight when he was rescued. With proper nutrition and regular exercise, Elliot is now on his way to a healthy weight! Pigs have been bred to grow so large so fast so they can be slaughtered at just 6 months old. So keeping weight off of our large pigs is of paramount importance for their comfort and health, particularly as they age.
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Rufus

Elliot came from a neglect case, where he was fed nothing but bread and corn for 2 years and was massively overweight when he was rescued. With proper nutrition and regular exercise, Elliot is now on his way to a healthy weight! Pigs have been bred to grow so large so fast so they can be slaughtered at just 6 months old. So keeping weight off of our large pigs is of paramount importance for their comfort and health, particularly as they age.
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Bob

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Herman

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Gilbert

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Bubbles

Bubbles was found dodging traffic on a busy rural highway, just hours old. A couple travelling home to Sydney spotted the little piglet and, after a daring rescue, captured her safely. Bubbles travelled home in the arms of her rescuer, completely unaware of her good fortune. On closer inspection of the piglet, she had several scrapes over her small, frail body and a missing nail from one of her trotters – tell-tale signs that she had fallen from a livestock truck. Bubbles arrived at the sanctuary weighing in at just 950g, with a big personality to compensate for her size as she grew into her new surroundings. Bubbles’ gentle, sassy and curious nature has won the hearts of millions as her story continues to reach around the globe. In a world that hasn’t been kind to her kind, she is a pig on a big mission to inspire change for other pigs like her and encourage a more compassionate world for all animals. Rescue date: February 2018
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Senorita

Elliot came from a neglect case, where he was fed nothing but bread and corn for 2 years and was massively overweight when he was rescued. With proper nutrition and regular exercise, Elliot is now on his way to a healthy weight! Pigs have been bred to grow so large so fast so they can be slaughtered at just 6 months old. So keeping weight off of our large pigs is of paramount importance for their comfort and health, particularly as they age.
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Rufus

Elliot came from a neglect case, where he was fed nothing but bread and corn for 2 years and was massively overweight when he was rescued. With proper nutrition and regular exercise, Elliot is now on his way to a healthy weight! Pigs have been bred to grow so large so fast so they can be slaughtered at just 6 months old. So keeping weight off of our large pigs is of paramount importance for their comfort and health, particularly as they age.
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Bob

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Herman

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Gilbert

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