Animal abuse knows no bounderies, whether the animal being abused is a dog, cat, puppy, kitten, horse, chicken or pig.

At The Pig Preserve in Jamestown, Tennessee, Richard and Laura Hoyle, founders of the amazing sanctuary, address the abuse that is inflicted on pigs in our world today.

The Pig Preserve creates a natural environment for abuse and neglected pot belly pigs as well as farm pigs and ferrel pigs, to live out their lives in the most natural existance available. This is the largest sanctuary of it's kind in the United States today.

Richard Hoyle talks candidly with us about their last move from Culpepper, Virgina, what a typical day is like at the sanctuary, the situations which brought the pigs to The Pig Preserve, and what their needs are.

Be sure to check out their website at www.thepigpreserve.org, and catch Part 2 of our conversation on Sunday at 10am!

Today is a continuation of our conversation from Saturday, as Richard Hoyle talks about the ups and downs of operating an animal sanctuary, addresses the animal abuse in our world that is directed at the precious animals we know as pigs, and answers tons of questions about The Pig Preserve.

Animal abuse truly knows no bounderies, whether the animal being abused is a dog, cat, puppy, kitten, horse, chicken or pig.

At The Pig Preserve in Jamestown, Tennessee, Richard and Laura Hoyle, founders of this amazing sanctuary, address the abuse that is inflicted on pigs in our world today.

The Pig Preserve creates a natural environment for abuse and neglected pot belly pigs as well as farm pigs and ferrel pigs, to live out their lives in teh most natural existance available. This is the largest sanctuary of it's kind in the United States today.

Richard Hoyle talks candidly with us about their last move from Culpepper, Virgina, what a typical day is like at the sanctuary, the situations which brought the pigs to The Pig Preserve, and what their needs are.

Be sure to check out their website at www.thepigpreserve.org.