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Celebrating Three Years of Bliss: The Journey of Our Beloved Polydactyl Mini Pig

Three years ago, a tiny piglet named Bliss was born right here at Butterfly Valley Rescue & Sanctuary, bringing with her a unique charm that captured our hearts from day one. Born as a polydactyl—meaning she has extra toes—Bliss's condition has made her not just special but a living example of the joys and challenges that come with caring for unique animals. As we celebrate her third birthday, we reflect on her journey and the profound impact she has had on our sanctuary community.


Bliss's life at the sanctuary has been one of curiosity and exploration. Growing up alongside her mother, Hannah, she has been fortunate to have not only the nurturing of her mom but also a large, safe space to explore and play. Watching Bliss grow from a dependent piglet into a confident and spirited mini pig has been a journey filled with memorable milestones. Her extra toes have never slowed her down; instead, they've given her extra traction to navigate the muddy patches she adores so much.


Over the years, Bliss has developed a personality that is as big as her appetite for adventure. She loves her mud baths—her personal spa treatment—and has a way of making every day at the sanctuary brighter. While Bliss is a bit reserved when it comes to new guests, her intelligence and confident demeanor have established her as one of the leaders within the pig herd. She commands respect among her peers and showcases a strong, assertive presence that sets the tone for the group dynamics.


As Bliss enters her fourth year, we look forward to more adventures and the continued joy she brings to everyone at Butterfly Valley. Her story is not just one of growth but of the happiness and love that animals bring into our lives. Each day with Bliss is a reminder of the sanctuary’s mission: to provide a safe, loving home for animals that are just a little bit different but have endless love to give. Happy third birthday, Bliss! Here's to many more years of muddy bliss and porcine perfection!

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