Craziest Adoption Drawing EVER
Every kids is begging for one of these... their very own teacup piglet! Teacup Pigs have gained popularity in recent movies, leaving most kids asking for one. True Teacups are under 50 pounds full grown, and can range in price from $700- $2,000. They are hypoallergenic, easily housebroken, walk on leashes and are very smart when it comes to learning tricks. And best of all they love belly rubs, so much in fact that when you rub their belly, they fall over. :) This drawing is for a two month old teacup named Hamilton. He loves kids and other pets. His favorite treat is Cheerios. He has been raised in our home, from birth.
Rules of the Drawing:
$10 donation= 1 entry
$25 donation= 3 entries
$50 donation= 10 entries
Drawing will be held on Feb. 21st and winner will be announced that day via our blog.
To enter click on the link on the right hand side of the blog or visit our family page below...
http://reecesrainbow.org/78257/sponsorbouchard-2
for a tax deductible donation.
Hamilton can be picked up at our home ( Missouri) or the new owner will be responsible for shipping.
Any money raised beyond our goal will be applied to shipping, so keep an eye on the blog- shipping may be free!
Pigs can be easily flown to your nearest airport.
Teacups are very lovable!
All money raised through donations in this drawing will go towards Jackson's adoption costs.
Want to learn more about Teacups please visit our Facebook Page Sister Pigs.
Fun Piggy Fact: Piggies LOVE their blankets, even carrying them around the house with them.
This is Thumbelina who takes her blanket and stands by the woodstove. ( we dont think she knows her rear end sticks out!)
Hamilton thinks the cat is his best friend.
Hamilton currently weighs 8 pounds.
How do you potty train them?
ReplyDeleteHamilton is litter box trained, but if you want to train a piglet to go outside, it is just like housebreaking a dog. We use raisins and cheerios as treats and cheer when they potty outside, and they learn quickly! Since they do not bark most people train them to ring a bell when they need out.
DeleteHamilton is litter box trained, but if you want to train a piglet to go outside, it is just like housebreaking a dog. We use raisins and cheerios as treats and cheer when they potty outside, and they learn quickly! Since they do not bark most people train them to ring a bell when they need out.
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