Socks arrived at Ross Mill Farm in August 2013. She came with Coates (her neutered male counterpart) and three baby girls. Since arriving at Ross Mill Farm, Socks has been spayed and her babies were all adopted. She now lives in an outside area with Coates and they seem to be enjoying themselves. They are a bonded pair and need to be adopted together. They are middle aged pigs and they still have a lot of life left to live and lots of love to give!

Socks is shy, but curious, and very approachable if you go to her slowly, talking gently. She will approach you if you sit in her pen, but it may take a few minutes. She needs time to assess the situation. She loves when you use the back-scratcher on her sides... flops right over! She is real chill and low-key, and we think she would really blossom with a family who paid consistent attention to her. She perks up when we go in and if she got regular attention, she'd be less cautious and may become a total lovebug for you. 

She and her partner are medium sized pigs. They are middle aged pigs and they still have a lot of life left to live and lots of love to give!

If you are interested in Coates and Socks, please visit our website and complete the application. https://www.pigplacementnetwork.org/adopt/adoption-application-page/ If you would like further information you may contact Lauren or Susan.

Qualified homes must 1) be in a zone friendly community 2)locate a vet that will care for pet pigs 3) own their home.