The Peanuts

In June of 2023, we received a call from our friends at eastern snouts pigs, a dedicated 501c3 organization in NJ that specializes in adopting and rehoming pigs. They had urgent news about a group of pigs in dire need, and we didn't hesitate to step in.

On June 17th, we made our way to a meeting point in NY to meet these precious pigs. Their story was heartbreaking. These pigs had been used for breeding, with their offspring destined to become food for exotic reptiles in NJ. When the person responsible for them moved away last November, these innocent animals were left behind, stranded on an abandoned property. Activists had been doing their best to care for them, providing food and some shelter, but the situation was far from ideal.

The Peanuts upon arriving at Woodstock Farm Sanctuary.

Over 100 pigs, including mothers and their babies, needed help. Thanks to the dedication and hard work of many, most of them found new homes. However, a group of 13 male pigs remained on the abandoned property, facing daily struggles for survival. They were not being fed regularly, putting their lives in jeopardy. The looming threat of being sent to a local auction hung over them.

Snoopy enjoying his pasture.

Schroeder asking for snacks.

Linus coming out of his shell.

In the face of this critical situation, we knew we had to act. We took in three of the 13 boys, providing them with the care and safety they so desperately needed. It's our mission to ensure that no animal is left behind or treated as a commodity. These pigs now have a chance at a better life, free from the dangers they once faced.

It's heartwarming to see how our community comes together to make a difference for animals in need. We believe that every animal deserves love, respect, and the opportunity to thrive in a sanctuary, and we'll continue to work tirelessly to make that a reality. We can’t wait to see Snoopy, Schroeder, and Linus thrive in their new forever home.


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