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Oliver’s New Girlfriends

ByJon

Following the sad passing of Harry, poor Oliver was all on his lonesome, Oliver loved Harry and he was certainly missing his mate. We have been waiting for suitable pigs that needed rescuing and have since taken in Lady Daisy and Lady Nancy.

At first naughty boy Oliver, who spends his days digging, wasn’t getting on perfectly with his two new girlfriends, this is quite normal as it takes time to bond, now though things are going in the right direction. Lady Nancy rolled over whilst having belly rubs and mischievous Oliver used her as a climbing frame, just as he used to with Harry.

When pigs are provided with the right environment, they make amazing and very rewarding pets, they are highly intelligent, clean and very social creatures. We have 12 here looking for perfect life-long homes.

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