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So, Nibbles came to me on Saturday, and received endless amounts of love upon his arrival. His former owner is a wonderful woman that simply could not take care of her piggies anymore, as her husband is in need of a heart transplant. The owner of the rescue I got him from, Tanisha, is also an amazing woman who really does try to do the best for all the animals under her care. I am going to keep in contact with both of them - I even call myself Nibbles' step-mommy, so that his previous owner knows ...

So, tomorrow I SHOULD be bringing home our newest member of the herd, currently named 'Nibbles'. He is a beautiful boy, and about less than four months old. I am going to try to do everything perfect with this introduction between him and Pots (Perky). He needs a buddy, and I think a young, spunky dude will help bring him out of his shell. He is a very tolerant, submissive piggy, but the largest out of my boys. Radar hit puberty RIGHT after I introduced all three, and it was a bad, bad, falling ...

Perhaps they are for the best. I made my post on Porkchop and how his foster decided to adopt him. A shame they hadn't decided sooner, as it was somewhat painful for a last-minute notification. However, there is another piggy in need that perhaps I can help. Today we will see how things go, as our schedule is jam-packed.

As I stated before in a blog post, we are living temp. with my in-laws. Well, today is the day we move (albeit just a few doors down). There is much to do first, such ...

So, thankfully, I have my cage cat-proofed thanks to the information provided here. It's been that way for a week or so now. We just recently moved up to Michigan now that my husband is out of the military, so we are waiting for all our stuff to arrive. This means we're spending some time with the in-laws until everything gets settled. Well, that's a house of my husband's 3 adult sisters, the oldest of which who has two young (but not terribly, think 9 and 13) daughters, his younger brother who ...

I love watching my two boars popcorn around, chase each other, and the usual piggy fun. Radar, who is roughly a month or so old, however, is truly the monster out of the pair. Hawkeye, older and the dominant, puts up with so much from him. He rumblestruts at everything in the cage, yet is constantly receiving mount-and-runs from Radar. This leads to more rumbling, to which Radar popcorns, and Hawkeye completely forgets what he was doing to join in the popcorning. I don't know whether Hawkeye is ...