Hi. I thought pig people would enjoy reminiscing with me. This piece will feature photos with names of each pig. Most amazing to me is that there are so

so many pairs o’pigs shown as piglets and adults. This is a testament to the fact that adopting sibling piglets leads to a lasting bond that these super

special porcine pals have with each other — and with you! Think about how many single family pig pets are left alone for many hours a day while

owners are at work. Sibling pigs have each other to interact, cuddle and play with. Creating a “Pig Room” makes this so easy because you set the

space/room up to meet all their needs. Maybe there is even a piggy flap allowing them access to an outside pen. Lots of my two-pig clients have created

wonderful environments for home alone pigs. Please enjoy your time with me down memory lane. The names are so darn cute. I’m very blessed to have

had such a large number of two-pig adoptions.

Dulce & Hummer
Hammy & Wilber
Biscuit
Hannah with her Mom
Patsy & Piggy Sue entertaining at a nursing home, pre-adoption
Patsy & Piggy Sue, grown up
Penny & Angel, pre-adoption
Prospective Pig Parents visiting POMH
POMH Little Debbie piglets just hangin’ out
Sigmund & Lucille
Sheila snuggling with her canine pal
Burnie, 1st pig child, with Peni, adopted later. Not from same litter but loving each other’s company.
Spencer enjoying his human

Hi. I thought pig people would enjoy reminiscing with me. This piece will feature

photos with names of each pig. Most amazing to me is that there are so so many

pairs o’pigs shown as piglets and adults. This is a testament to the fact that

adopting sibling piglets leads to a lasting bond that these super special porcine

pals have with each other — and with you! Think about how many single family

pig pets are left alone for many hours a day while owners are at work. Sibling

pigs have each other to interact, cuddle and play with. Creating a “Pig Room”

makes this so easy because you set the space/room up to meet all their needs.

Maybe there is even a piggy flap allowing them access to an outside pen. Lots of

my two-pig clients have created wonderful environments for home alone pigs.

Please enjoy your time with me down memory lane. The names are so darn cute.

I’m very blessed to have had such a large number of two-pig adoptions.

Dulce & Hummer
Hammy & Wilber
Biscuit
Hannah with her Mom
Patsy & Piggy Sue entertaining at a nursing home, pre-adoption
Patsy & Piggy Sue, grown up
Penny & Angel, pre-adoption
Prospective Pig Parents visiting POMH
POMH Little Debbie piglets just hangin’ out
Sigmund & Lucille
Sheila snuggling with her canine pal
Burnie, 1st pig child, with Peni, adopted later. Not from same litter but loving each other’s company.
Spencer enjoying his human

Hi. I thought pig people would enjoy reminiscing with me.

This piece will feature photos with names of each pig.

Most amazing to me is that there are so so many pairs

o’pigs shown as piglets and adults. This is a testament to

the fact that adopting sibling piglets leads to a lasting

bond that these super special porcine pals have with

each other — and with you! Think about how many single

family pig pets are left alone for many hours a day while

owners are at work. Sibling pigs have each other to

interact, cuddle and play with. Creating a “Pig Room”

makes this so easy because you set the space/room up to

meet all their needs. Maybe there is even a piggy flap

allowing them access to an outside pen. Lots of my two-

pig clients have created wonderful environments for

home alone pigs. Please enjoy your time with me down

memory lane. The names are so darn cute. I’m very

blessed to have had such a large number of two-pig

adoptions.

Dulce & Hummer
Hammy & Wilber
Biscuit
Hannah with her Mom
Patsy & Piggy Sue entertaining at a nursing home, pre-adoption
Patsy & Piggy Sue, grown up
Penny & Angel, pre-adoption
Prospective Pig Parents visiting POMH
POMH Little Debbie piglets just hangin’ out
Sigmund & Lucille
Sheila snuggling with her canine pal
Burnie, 1st pig child, with Peni, adopted later. Not from same litter but loving each other’s company.
Spencer enjoying his human