Ross Mill Farm & Piggy Camp

Ross Mill Farm & Piggy Camp Ross Mill Farm is a foster home for Pig Placement Network, a non-profit that finds homes for pet pigs https://linktr.ee/Ross_Mill_Farm

Ross Mill Farm is a foster home for Pig Placement Network, a non-profit organization that works to find homes for potbellied pigs.

Home sweet home for Maggy & Riri! 🐷🐷❤️ This adorable pair was matched with the perfect forever family, and we’re so happ...
09/01/2026

Home sweet home for Maggy & Riri! 🐷🐷❤️ This adorable pair was matched with the perfect forever family, and we’re so happy to hear they’re settling in beautifully!
Their family shared that Maggy and Riri have been sleeping snuggled up together, have mastered their ramp for going inside and outside, and are loving their time playing outdoors side by side. 🥹
There’s nothing better than seeing bonded piggies comfortable, happy, and discovering their new home together, feeling so loved. Here’s to many more happy days ahead for these two! 🐽💕

08/31/2026

After two years at Ross Mill Farm, we would LOVE to see our lovable Sweet Bell finally find her forever home. 🥹🐷❤️
At 10 years young, Sweet Bell has so much love left to give. When it comes to humans, she’s an absolute sweetheart. She loves attention, warms right up for snuggles, pets and belly rubs, and is happiest soaking up all the love you’re willing to give her! Other pigs, however…not so much. 😅
We’ve tried a few different living arrangements here at the farm, but finding the right space for her within a rescue full of pigs has been a challenge, which is why we’d especially love to find her a home where she can be the one and only pig, and get all that human attention to herself!
Please help us give Sweet Bell the forever family she’s been waiting for. Fill out an adoption application today, and if you can’t adopt, sharing her story could help her person find her! ➡️ pigplacementnetwork.org/online-adoption-application/

Sometimes you just need a piggy to lean on 🥹
08/31/2026

Sometimes you just need a piggy to lean on 🥹

08/28/2026

August is National Make-A-Will Month, a meaningful time to think about the future and the legacy we hope to leave behind! ❤️🐷
No matter your age, having a plan in place is important. For pig parents, that also means thinking about who will care for your beloved pigs if you’re no longer able to. Over the years, Ross Mill Farm has been a landing place for pigs whose circumstances suddenly changed, and planning ahead can help ensure the animals you love will always be cared for.
Planned giving is also a beautiful way to extend that care even further. By including Pig Placement Network in your will or estate plans, your legacy can help provide safety, care, and brighter futures for pet pigs for years to come. 🐽
Learn more about planned giving: pigplacementnetwork.org/help/planned
✨And if PPN is already part of your will or estate plans, we’d love to know. ❤️ It would mean so much to us to thank you for making our pigs and our mission part of your legacy.

08/27/2026

At this point, who are we to tell her? 🤷🏻‍♀️🐓

08/25/2026

LulaBelle’s Smiley Mini Peanut Butter Cookies are made with pure, tasty, wholesome ingredients your pig will love, including peanut butter, honey, vanilla and cinnamon. And that adorable smiley face makes treat time even sweeter! 💛 rossmillfarmstore.com/collections/food/products/pig-treats

🐽 100% natural
🐽 No artificial preservatives
🐽 No animal by-products or proteins
🐽 No foreign-sourced ingredients
🐽 No antibiotics

Treat your piggy to the snack that will make them smile! 😊🍪🐷

08/24/2026

🐷 What should you do if your pig gets into the dog food, cat food, or another salty food?
Because pigs can be particularly susceptible to salt toxicity, foods with a high salt content should be kept out of reach and limited in their regular diet. If your pig does get into something salty, Susan suggests not letting them gulping a large amount of water all at once, but rather offering water gradually, about 1 cup per hour.

Have other questions about your piggy? 🐽
📞 Schedule a consultation with Susan: 215-322-1539
💻 Or join FOR PIGS’ SAKE, our FREE Q+A every Monday night on Zoom with Susan. To register: [email protected]

This video is for educational purposes ➡️ If you suspect salt toxicity or your pig is showing concerning symptoms, contact your veterinarian.

Dustin went to his forever home in July, and we got this wonderful update from his new family! 🐷💗 He’s been settling in...
08/24/2026

Dustin went to his forever home in July, and we got this wonderful update from his new family! 🐷💗 He’s been settling in great, loving his time outdoors and life alongside his 10-year-old piggy sister, Pearl. The two are already acting like true siblings!
So thrilled to see Dustin cozy and happy as can be with his forever family!
Thinking it may be time to bring a snuggly piggy companion into your life? 🥰🐷 Give a pig in need of a home, the life they’re waiting for: pigplacementnetwork.org

Two more Ross Mill piggies have found their forever home…together! 🐷🐷💕We’re so excited to share that Maggy and Riri have...
08/21/2026

Two more Ross Mill piggies have found their forever home…together! 🐷🐷💕
We’re so excited to share that Maggy and Riri have been adopted! 🎉
Maggy came to Ross Mill Farm after being purchased from an exotic pet store. Her family loved her very much, but like many new pig parents, they weren’t given the education or preparation they needed for what raising a piglet into an adult pig truly entails.
Riri’s story brought her to us a little differently. She originally arrived at Ross Mill Farm for boarding, and when circumstances changed and she was unable to return home, she became part of our care while waiting for what came next. 💗
And now, what comes next for both of these sweet girls is pretty wonderful: a wonderful forever family and a new life together! 🥹
We couldn’t be happier to see Maggy and Riri head home side by side. Here’s to fresh starts, new adventures, and a lifetime of love for these two! 🏡🐽💕

08/20/2026

Gertie update! 🐷💕 Recently, Susan brought Gertie from her home where she had been rehabilitating, to the farm to make room for some little piggies coming into her care. For Gertie, that meant a pretty big adjustment! She had gotten used to single-pig life with Susan and having plenty of space all to herself.
At first, she wasn’t quite sure about settling into her pen in the Lodge, but we’re happy to share that Gertie is adjusting beautifully and getting more comfortable with farm life each day! 💗
As happy as we are to have her here, what we’d really love is to see this sweet girl find a forever family of her own. Gertie has been through a lot, and there’s so much love waiting for you behind that sweet face. 🥹
Fill out an adoption application: tinyurl.com/4zn6c5vp 🐽💕

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2464 Walton Road
Jamison, PA
18929

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4am
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm
Saturday 9am - 4pm
Sunday 9am - 4pm

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(215) 322-1539

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