Family of Vietnamese Pot Bellies

Lisa’s babies are one of the few inhabitants who have been lucky enough to be born in the Sanctuary, so she will never know the horror that her mother experienced.

Lisa, a Vietnamese pig rescued from a terrible fire caused by the owner of the farm where she lived, who suffered from Noah’s Syndrome and blew up several butane cylinders.

Luckily, now mother and children enjoy getting to know their new home every day, full of pampering and love, with the peace of mind of knowing that they are in a safe place where they can be free.

Currently there is a family of 45 free and happy pigs. Sponsor the entire family to receive information about these funny little ones.

Why sponsor an inhabitant?

When you sponsor en inhabitant, you are doing more than making a donation.
You are giving them a chance and creating a very special bond.
Being a sponsor means being their caretaker.

With your help, we give them

Love and security
Food and care
Veterinary attention

They're looking for a sponsor, too...

Lisa

Lisa and Jordi were rescued together to the great surprise that Lisa was pregnant. Lisa and Jordi have an autoimmune disease and need special care.

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Vicente

Vicente comes from the Santuario de la Pepa together with the blond man from Légolas because they couldn’t treat them as they deserved.

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Pill

Pill came to a girls’ house with her little brother, her little brother died and then the mother called us to give him the care he needed.

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Polvorín

POLVORIN a fighting bull with a different destiny than most bulls of this breed: he was not going to die in a bullring, he was going to be free.

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Ritta

She can’t walk alone, she seemed to have a split hip. You only have to look at her eyes to feel that she needed help.

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Fiona

Fiona is a super nice and playful little pig. She arrived very afraid of people and other animals, but that is now a thing of the past, now she lives with the group.

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