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Two pigs in Big Bear, CA   

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Pleasant Hill, CA, 94523
Pet name:
Two pigs in Big Bear, CA
Gender:
Male
Breeds:
Pot Bellied
Date:
04/05/2022
Colors:
Black & White
Size:
Medium
Age:
Baby
Description: 
From current owner:
Theyre 2 brothers a potbelly mix and I believe theyre about 8 months, my sister saved them from being eaten and the man didnt really know much about them . They only eat fruits, veggies, oatmeal, and crackers. They are not neutered and they are very attached to each other. I wasnt able to get a recent picture because theyre dirty and I wasnt allowed to shower them inside and the hose will not reach them so theyre a bit bigger now. Theyre good boys I tamed them a lot since I first got them it just wasnt my house and I had a lot of personal issues and I feel terrible I cant take them but I need to find them somewhere theyll be safe thank you.

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California Potbellied Pig Association, Inc. CPPA

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California Potbellied Pig Association, Inc. CPPA

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