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Meet Schmidt

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Schmidt and his best buddy Winston are looking for a home to call their own! While Winston is the social one who loves belly rubs, Schmidt is the shy guy, but loves getting treats and is starting to enjoy pets and scratches too. These boys would love a home where they can have space to root and explore and nest in a cozy pile of straw, but also have lots of positive interactions with people.

Winston and Schmidt were both neutered in October 2021. They are currently located in a foster home in Salmon Arm.

If you are interested in giving these pigs a home, please fill out an adoption application at: https://spca.bc.ca/adoption/equine-farm-animal-adoption-application-form/

Please ensure that your municipality allows you to have pigs and that you have appropriate indoor and outdoor space and fencing for pigs.

If you have any questions, you can contact us at: rescues@spca.bc.ca

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