Percy’s Pig Arc Appeal

ByJon

Percy is a commercial pig who we rescued some 4 years ago, he was the only pig to have survived when the farmer had neglected his pigs and all but Percy had starved to death. Percy is very happy with us and lives with Molly, another commercial pig and so it is unlikely that we’ll ever re-home these large animals.

Being so huge, Percy’s pig arc is well past its sell by date, by the constant weight of Percy leaning on it and having a good scratch, the back has now collapsed during the winter, we made some temporary repairs, but we really need to buy a new home for Percy and his girlfriend Molly. Please can you help us raise the funds?

Help us raise £1,400 for two commercial pigs arc CLICK HERE to donate.

 

 

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