In August 2025, Jerry the piglet wandered into a family’s yard, confused, alone, and covered with scrapes.

Suzy was rescued as a 6-week-old piglet in a nearby county.

In June 2025, local rescue organization Wayward Ranch closed after successfully finding homes for dozens of rescued animals.

In June 2025, local rescue organization Wayward Ranch closed after successfully finding homes for dozens of rescued animals.

In September of 2023, we were informed of a small piglet who had been found alone on an unseasonably warm day.

In September of 2023, we learned of a small Yorkshire piglet who had fallen off a transport truck.

In June 2023, we welcomed three young potbelly pigs from a horrific neglect case in New Jersey.

In July of 2021 we welcomed Bunny, a sweet and gentle pig who had been born and raised on a farm not far from the Sanctuary.

In 2019, we were contacted by a rescue partner in South Jersey about four piglets who had been left to die in a box outside of an auction house.

In the spring of 2018, Woodstock Sanctuary welcomed three new potbelly pig residents: Oscar, Leroy, and Lola.

In the spring of 2018, Woodstock Sanctuary welcomed three new potbelly pig residents: Oscar, Leroy, and Lola.

In the spring of 2018, Woodstock Sanctuary welcomed three new potbelly pig residents: Oscar, Leroy, and Lola.

Raised by a neglectful, abusive man, Molly and Charlie were destined to be eaten.

In May 2017, Woodstock Sanctuary took in an emaciated and sick little piglet named Hurley.

A fraternal lodge in New Jersey was raising Ari to be killed for a “pig roast.”

Rudy was purchased by a petting zoo when he was just a few weeks old.

In the fall of 2015, multiple sanctuaries rescued over 120 animals from a backyard butcher in Montgomery, New York. 

Dino and Bosley are senior potbelly pigs, who were rescued in 2015, along with their friend Jojo.

Dino and Bosley are senior potbelly pigs, who were rescued in 2015, along with their friend Jojo.