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NORTH AMERICAN PET PIG ASSOCIATION

Formal Statement from NAPPA Regarding Ending Pet Pig Homelessness
Issued on : 9/1/2020

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The North American Pet Pig Association, Inc. founded in 1989, is dedicated to providing education to enable pet pigs to have the highest quality of life possible. This mission aligns with the mission of Forgotten Angels Rescue & Education Center, Inc., recently closed due to the retirement of its president, Lana Hollenbeck.

 
FAREC and NAPPA have formed a partnership, whereby volumes of valuable material on the FAREC website will be carefully incorporated into the North American Pet Pig Association (http://www.petpigs.com) website.

 
The NAPPA board thanks Lana for many years of service and guidance to the pig community. Lana has spearheaded conferences, coordinated rescues of large numbers of pigs, worked with new sanctuaries, helped advance pig medicine, and more.

 
We also welcome FAREC supporters. We hope you will continue to receive the same high level of support from NAPPA.

 
North American Pet Pig Association Board of Directors

 

Preserving and protecting pet pigs since 1989, NAPPA has a love for all pigs, both big and small! We are completely run by volunteers, and have always been a non profit organization. All funds we raise go into helping pigs by providing emergency medical assistance for injured or sick pigs, spay and neuter funds, sanctuary grants to pay for straw, feed, and other supplies, sponsoring the Swine Medical Database, and so much more. We work hard to educate, whether it be pig parents or the general public who have misconceptions about pigs. Its our goal to enact changes in legislation to change pet pigs from livestock to companion animals, giving them the same rights and protections that dogs and cats are allowed. We advocate for adoption or rescue when you’re thinking of adding a pig to your family, and are here to provide a network of support with your new friend!

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When you adopt a homeless potbellied pig from a rescue, you're making a live saving difference for a loving and grateful animal. ... See MoreSee Less
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Keeping your Pet Pig Cool during hot summer daysA pig who lives outside has no way to dissipate the extra heat from their body except by submerging in water or by wallowing in mud. The key to keeping them cool during the day is by keeping them cool at night. By placing a frozen water bottle inside your pig's bedding so they can lean against it & stay cool during the hot summer months. ... See MoreSee Less
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The Pet Pig SummitDuring the event for pet pig owners and anyone wanting to learn about the pet pigs, pig experts will show you how to improve your pigs' nutrition, learn about biosecurity, and much more! ... See MoreSee Less
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Don't Miss The Pet Pig Summit!The event will be on Facebook on September 4th! ... See MoreSee Less
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Pig breeders need to stop breeding and selling.... They need to allow us time to get the numbers of potbellied pigs in sanctuaries and rescues down by finding homes for those still waiting. All sanctuaries and rescues are full.... ... See MoreSee Less
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About us:
With the input, help, and encouragement of people from all walks of life, and from all over the United States and Canada, the North American Pet Pig Association (NAPPA) was organized in 1989, making it the oldest potbellied pig service organization in the United States. NAPPA is a non profit organization and holds a 501 (c)(3) tax exempt status from the Internal Revenue Service. NAPPA was organized specifically to preserve and protect the potbellied pig breed, with an emphasis on education. The activities of NAPPA are guided by the input, contributions, and energy of its members and directors. Membership in NAPPA is open to anyone interested in potbellied pigs, whether pet owners, potential pet owners, rescue/sanctuary, veterinarians, or just friends.

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