Thank you to everyone that came to our art exhibition last half term. We have raised enough money to adopt the pig that came into the classroom. The pig is called Pumpkin, Here is some information about her:
http://www.thefarmanimalsanctuary.co.uk/Our-Stories/Pumpkin.php
Pumpkin is a Kune Kune sow. She arrived at the farm with two companions, Pudding, another Kune Kune and Princess, a large pink sow. They had been all been bought as piglets and kept as pets, playing ball with the children, coming to call, having bellies scratched. Circumstances changed and the family had no option but to find a new home where they could all be kept together. Pumpkin is a friendly little soul, she loves her food, particularly apple sandwiches, and she loves to escape by rooting up the fence to visit Colin our handsome ginger boar.
Pumpkin looks so cute I love him so much
She is rather adorable isn’t she?
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Hello Sulemaan we miss you a new girl came in our class her name is Aisha.
Pigs are intelligent animals.
Like humans, pigs are omnivores, meaning they eat both plants and other animals.
A pig’s snout is an important tool for finding food in the ground and sensing the world around them.
Pigs have an excellent sense of smell.
There are around 2 billion pigs in the world.