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Loading...Jigsaw Escapes Hog Farm: Video of Him Eating Peanuts at Sanctuary
By Sanctuary One
Jigsaw escaped from a notoriously awful hog farm when he was just a baby. He ran away and was found by a kind person who took him to the Idaho Humane Society where they treated him for malnourishment and pneumonia. There he learned to love humans and to get along with all kinds of animals. He even learned to “sit.” But he was growing larger every day, and soon it was time for him to find a more permanent place to live.
That’s when he made the long trip to Sanctuary One in Oregon with the help of two very dedicated humane society volunteers. Along with our other rescued pigs Lisa and Lulu, our “three little pigs” teach people just how wonderful, loving and intelligent pigs are. Take a look.
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This is terrible. These young girls should not have to go through this. Women need more protection everywhere…
Hmmmm... And this will be used on the pure breed animals or only for...??!
Great survivor story, OUR PRAYERS GO OUT TO ALL THE FAMILIES OF THIS TORNADO ....
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what a sweet story!
such a sweet story!
So Absolutely Wonderful!!! ( :
Aw, great story. Too bad so many pigs do not have such a wonderful life.
So cute! I'm glad he found a good home, one of the lucky fews :)
lovely jigsaw
=) I like pig, be happy boy!
I'm so happy for Jigsaw!
Kristina C,
here is an excellent article about basing morality on the level of intelligence:
http://www.nonhumanslavery.com/bernard-rollin-on-human-intelligence-and-morality
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