Pig of the Month

Hampton Hamilton Pigglesworth

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Hampton Hamilton Pigglesworth is our pet pig for the month of March. He was rescued from slaughter at only a few weeks old. Hampton didn’t know it, but he was about to change his Dad’s lives forever. He grew from a 2 pound piglet, to a 1000 pound pig in a few years time. Hampton is extraordinary. He is full of curiosity, heart/soul, gentleness, love, and kindness. Now, almost 5, he is the center of his Dad’s world. He lives in the house and is used to a life of happiness, freedom, treats, and getting his own way. Hampton, you are truly the King of Kindness. 💗🐷💗👑💗

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