Winston In foster care with Kimberly for Hearts on Noses Mini Pig Sanctuary (c) Jean Ballard 2013 |
Yesterday I decided I needed a piggy-fix, and headed out to Kimberly's place in the hills around Duncan. Kimberly is one of our foster homes for Hearts on Noses pig sanctuary. Piggy Sue and Sophie Lyn were snuggled deep in straw, but her newest foster, Winston, came running to meet us. He is, I think, about 18 months old, and reminds me so much of the ten young ones I fostered, especially Rob Roy, Whisper, and Fizzy who used to follow me everywhere.
Winston's beautiful face |
Kimberly and Winston take a walk (c) Jean Ballard 2013 |
Kimberly and Winston (c) Jean Ballard 2013 |
Winston sits for a treat (c) Jean Ballard 2013 |
Winston is also quite comfortable with the ducks, and checks out their bowls and water dishes for tidbits they might have missed. The ducks, too, are quite tame - you may remember the wee little ducklings from a September visit, which I wrote about here. They are all grown up now, and wander around with the other ducks who were already living at the farm when Kimberly became mom to the orphaned hatchlings.
Hey, ducky, didya leave me sumthin? |
He's such a pig! |
Duckies all grown up |
One of the dogs stuck his head out to say hello,
Dog Door (c) Jean Ballard 2013 |
And the cat wandered by as well,
And soon it was time to say goodbye.
The End |
6 comments:
Thanks for these... What great pics. of these adorable animals! Those pigs are too cute.
Wendy
Your friend lives such a idyllic life. It's like a movie. That dog door shot is so good :) and Winston getting a rub and treat awww. I am putty.
Got the yogurt thing worked out yet? x
The dog door shot is worthy of entry in the Cowichan Exhibition, Jean.
I have never known any piggies, so find these entries very interesting.
Thanks for sharing the pictures of Winston. He is such a special little being and full of personality...or is that pigonality? The more I get to know pigs, the more I like them.
I invite you to come over one day and we will play with the horses and show you natural horsemanship. Wonderful way to interact with a horse.
What a lovely place and so full of happy animals.
Else
Great pictures, thank you for sharing them. I hope Winston gets his forever home soon.
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