Pig Rescue Network: Second Chances in Kansas City

0:00In Kansas City, the Pig Rescue Network steps up for abandoned pigs, taking in hundreds every year. This non-profit has placed more than 600 pigs into loving homes since it launched nearly 10 years ago. Started back in 2017, it's powered entirely by volunteers who handle rescues, fostering and adoptions, no sanctuary vibes here. Just a push for permanent families. A lot of these pigs get dumped in parks or along roadside by owners who bail. Apartment renters often hand them over after learning pets aren't allowed, while others come from neglect, abuse, or owners who passed away. The group keeps grinding, spotlighting how many pigs turn into big surprises for unprepared folks, leading to more surrenders, but also success. Stories Effers like these remind us to think twice before bringing home, a pig's second chances are out there, but prevention beats rescue every time. Kansas News Today, powered by AI Bringing You Wood Matters, I'm Cory with the