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Special Pigs... Need New Digs!
If you are interested in givng a pig a new forever home, please Contact Us and we will get back to you promptly! We try to match applicants to the pig as best we can to ensure a happy ending! Home checks are required prior to adoption of any pig so please fill out our form as completely as possible.
Thank you for your interest in adopting a pig pet!
Piglets, Piglets and More Pigslets! We just recently did a rescue out of the state park of 3 adults and 3 piglets. Then mama had 5 more piglets! These 3 10-week old piglets, 2 males and a female, have all been spayed & neutered and have gone to Colorado where they can be socializaed before they are adopted to new homes. If you insist on buying from a breeder, make sure they will neuter at 6 weeks and spay at 8 weeks! Pigs do NOT make good pets when not spayed or neutered! 
THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR OVERWHELMING INTEREST, BUT ALL THE PIGLETS HAVE HOMES NOW! IF YOU'D LIKE TO SIGN UP FOR FUTURE ADOPTIONS, PLEASE BY ALL MEANS, FILL OUT OUR CONTACT FORM! WE ALWAYS NEED GOOD HOMES!Please though, do your homework before adopting any pig, or especially a piglet! They require constant training for the first couple of years and won't be full grown til 3-5 years old. Pigs can grow to 100, 150 even 200 pounds and that's perfectly normal. If you are interesting in adopting a piglet or any pig that may become available, please fill out our contact form and we can get the process started! Thank you for your interest in adopting!
Please see more pigs that need homes on petfinder.com or adoptapet.com, we can find a way to get any pig to a good home! If you are interested in any pig needing a home, please complete our Contact Form and we will happily get started with your adoption application to make sure your new pig is a good fit for your family! A home check is also required as we want to make sure your home and family are ready for your new pig addition comes home! VegasPigPets charges an adoption fee of between $100 and up to $150 to help cover vet and/or spay/neuter expenses depending on what the need of the particular pig is. This offsets our vet/spay/neuter expenses and also shows your commitment to the care and expenses of ownership of these special creatures!
THE TEACUP PIG CRAZE HAS STARTED AGAIN! PARIS HILTON JUST BOUGHT ONE! HOW DO YOU GET A TEACUP PIG? INBREED THE SMALLEST PIGS UNTIL THEY ARE UNHEALTHY AND SMALL! Please click Here to understand what you are buying! There is no breed called a "teacup pig" and most of these pigs will NOT end up small, it's just genetics! Where do they end up? With us! Why would you pay up to $4500 to get an inbred and unhealthy pig that will only live a few years and cause many many vet bills?!!! We hope you will seriously consider adopting a pig as a pet as there is such a serious overpopulation of pigs that need good homes. When people buy a piglet, they are told the parents are only "30 -50 lbs"! Well, did you know pigs can breed as young as 3 months old? Of course, mama pig will be 30 lbs! Be very wary of breeders that are not registered with an Association of PBPig Breeders as backyard breeding is the number one reason we end up placing unwanted pigs! And also, 99% of the time, the piglet is NOT spayed or neutered! Again and again, I cannot say this enough... an unfixed pig does NOT make a good pet! So if a breeder, pet shop, store, any seller that doesn't want to spay/neuter that pig or piglet, you already know that you should not buy it! A piglet can be fixed at 6 weeks old so if they tell you that they are too young to be fixed, buyer beware! Thank you for your interest in learning more about proper ownership of a pig and our pigs thank you, too!
We hope you will seriously consider adopting a pig as a pet as there is such a serious overpopulation of pigs that need good homes. When people buy a piglet, they are told the parents are only "30 -50 lbs"! Well, did you know pigs can breed as young as 3 months old? Of course, mama pig will be only 30 lbs! Be very wary of breeders that are not registered with an Association of PBPig Breeders as backyard breeding is the number one reason we end up placing unwanted pigs! And almost all of the time, the piglet is NOT spayed or neutered! Again and again, I cannot say this enough... an unfixed pig does NOT make a good pet! So if a breeder, pet shop, store, any seller that doesn't want to spay/neuter that pig or piglet, you already know that you should not buy it! A piglet can be fixed as young as 6 weeks old so if they tell you that they are too young to be fixed, buyer beware! If they are pulling babies from mama before 8 weeks old, buyer beware! Piglets have to learn to be piglets and most of the bad habits would not even start if they stayed with mama for the recommended amount of time! Thank you for your interest in learning more about proper ownership of a pig and our pigs thank you, too! Please feel free to contact us for any further information or if you have more questions! Education is key to a lifetime commitment of these intelligent animals!
THE TEACUP PIG CRAZE HAS STARTED AGAIN! PARIS HILTON JUST BOUGHT ONE! HOW DO YOU GET A TEACUP PIG? INBREED THE SMALLEST PIGS UNTIL THEY ARE UNHEALTHY AND SMALL! Please click Here to understand what you are buying! There is no breed called a "teacup pig" and most of these pigs will NOT end up small, it's just genetics! Where do they end up? With us! Why would you pay up to $4500 to get an inbred and unhealthy pig that will only live a few years and cause many many vet bills?!!! We hope you will seriously consider adopting a pig as a pet as there is such a serious overpopulation of pigs that need good homes. When people buy a piglet, they are told the parents are only "30 -50 lbs"! Well, did you know pigs can breed as young as 3 months old? Of course, mama pig will be 30 lbs! Be very wary of breeders that are not registered with an Association of PBPig Breeders as backyard breeding is the number one reason we end up placing unwanted pigs! And also, 99% of the time, the piglet is NOT spayed or neutered! Again and again, I cannot say this enough... an unfixed pig does NOT make a good pet! So if a breeder, pet shop, store, any seller that doesn't want to spay/neuter that pig or piglet, you already know that you should not buy it! A piglet can be fixed at 6 weeks old so if they tell you that they are too young to be fixed, buyer beware! Thank you for your interest in learning more about proper ownership of a pig and our pigs thank you, too!
We hope you will seriously consider adopting a pig as a pet as there is such a serious overpopulation of pigs that need good homes. When people buy a piglet, they are told the parents are only "30 -50 lbs"! Well, did you know pigs can breed as young as 3 months old? Of course, mama pig will be only 30 lbs! Be very wary of breeders that are not registered with an Association of PBPig Breeders as backyard breeding is the number one reason we end up placing unwanted pigs! And almost all of the time, the piglet is NOT spayed or neutered! Again and again, I cannot say this enough... an unfixed pig does NOT make a good pet! So if a breeder, pet shop, store, any seller that doesn't want to spay/neuter that pig or piglet, you already know that you should not buy it! A piglet can be fixed as young as 6 weeks old so if they tell you that they are too young to be fixed, buyer beware! If they are pulling babies from mama before 8 weeks old, buyer beware! Piglets have to learn to be piglets and most of the bad habits would not even start if they stayed with mama for the recommended amount of time! Thank you for your interest in learning more about proper ownership of a pig and our pigs thank you, too! Please feel free to contact us for any further information or if you have more questions! Education is key to a lifetime commitment of these intelligent animals!
