 10291 - Classified Pets Animals - Pigs |
Mini potbelly pigs - north texas |
 three six week old mini potbelly piglets. 1 female and 2
males left to choose from. they are $175 to adopt. ready
for new homes now! they are blk/wht and are 5 lbs and 6"
tall right now. they make great house pets! email for
more info and pics.
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Date : 12/30/2006
City : CLEBURNE Zip Code : 76033
State : Texas
Country : United States of America
Phone : 817-556-0138
Website : http://WWW.AYERSMINIFARM.COM | | Price : 175 USD | | | | | 8957 - Classified Pets Animals - Pigs |
300ib. pig |
pumba is a big pig that i got as a baby. when i walk up to
him he starts oinking and rolls over so i can scratch his
belly. when he gets excited he runs around and starts
barking. he is not exactly tame. we are not sure really
what kind of pig he is. he may be part wild boar, but not
sure. for more info or pics just email. thanks!
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Date : 09/26/2006
City : College Station Zip Code : 77845
State : Texas
Country : United States of America
Phone : (979)731-1980
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for more info.
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Date : 09/02/2005
City : miami Zip Code : 1009
State : Florida
Country : United States of America
Phone : 555-709351
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Free pot belly pig |
free to go home. female you pick.
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Date : 12/30/2004
City : Defuniak Springs Zip Code : 32433
State : Florida
Country : United States of America
Phone : 850-892-6602
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breeding pair pot belly pigs |
i have one 12 wk old male one 8 wk old female.
they are blk and ready to go. price includes
carrier and play pen. buyer is responsible for pick
up.
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Date : 10/25/2004
City : Winnsboro Zip Code : 75494
State : Texas
Country : United States of America
Phone : 903-629-7867
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