KUNEKUNE PIGS AT CAMP SKIPPING PIG

 On November  19, 2009 we picked up three Red Russian Wild Boars. The two females will stay at Camp Skipping Pig and their brother was delivered to a sanctuary near Syracuse, NY. These lovely wild pigs were born in July of 2009 and would likely have ended up at a canned hunt facility or at the least in a breeding program to produce animals to be hunted. Thought we realize we can't save them all and cannot stop the breeding of these beautiful animals for hunting preserves, at least these three are in safe and loving homes. We will have our work cut out for us to tame them down, but they are intelligent and quick to respond to a soft voice and rewards. Camp Skipping Pig is thrilled to welcome these beautiful girls into our porcine family!

 The girls' names are Kalai and Karma. More info will be posted as we get to know them and they us.

                                   KALAI
KARMA

As of December, Kalai and Karma have settled in very well and have become quite tame and friendly. Though still not accepting belly rubs, they enjoy scratches on their necks and ears. They are terrible beggars and aren't afraid to sample any treats that are offered. They stand up on their gate to beg and are turning into absolutely wonderful girls.