No one would dream of leaving a baby trapped in the dark… all alone... certain to die — no one except so-called “farmers,” who aggressively breed pigs for profit.

Pigs like Hyacinth suffer this fate every single day in the hands of Big Pork.

At just five months only, Hyacinth was found living all alone in a dark barn, 24 hours a day. Bred for slaughter, she may never have gotten the chance to live a happy, healthy, care-free life – the one she deserved.

But Hyacinth’s story wasn’t over. In fact, her next chapter was about to begin here at Full Circle.

A Full Circle volunteer convinced the “farmer” to let her come to the sanctuary – and never keep pigs again. That was five years ago.

Hyacinth – and countless residents like her – get a second chance in life thanks to supporters like you, friend. Help breed hope for animals like Hyacinth, who were bred to die.

Big Pork needs pigs like Hyacinth to become VERY large VERY quickly – too big and too quickly for her young body to handle.

Due to her size, Hyacinth suffers from stiff and sore joints and is at risk of injuring her legs, feet, and hooves. We’ve already had multiple scares when her leg went lame.

Keeping Hyacinth healthy and comfortable is the least we can do for a young pig that’s already endured so much. But to keep her in good health for the rest of her long life is going to cost a LOT of money.

Hyacinth is on a daily (sometimes multiple times per day!) regimen of pain and anti-inflammatory medication to manage her arthritis due to the effects of her unnatural size.

And frankly? The bills are piling up.

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She’s counting on you. They all are. Give generously.

Courtney Perez

Interim Executive Director

Full Circle Farm Sanctuary