From chickens and rabbits to birds, pigs, goats, and more, this is where we share animals looking for the right next home. We also highlight adoptable domestic pets from local rescue partners we support.
Hennessy is a 4-year-old female looking for a home. She is spayed and up to date on vaccines. She is good with other dogs and has no known issues with cats.
These listings are a starting point for neighbors looking to adopt. Ask us what is currently available, and please make sure the animal is a good fit for your home and experience.
8 piglets
Photo 1 of 8 · Boy 1
Piglets
Piglet Litter
A litter of eight piglets, born August 28, 2026, is available for adoption. They are potty trained and ready for new homes. The three boys are scheduled to be neutered. Ask us about current availability and finding the right fit for your home.
Thumper, the tan rabbit, and Flower, the white rabbit, are a bonded pair of 1-year-old rabbits who should be adopted together. They are likely both female, though their sexes are not confirmed. Both were raised with children and recently participated in a public petting zoo. They are about 90% litter-box trained and will come with a litter box pan.
At the shop since October 16, 2026
✓Bonded pair · 1 year old · Likely both female · About 90% litter-box trained
Meet PorkChop—PC for short! He is a 2-year-old neutered male potbelly/Hawaiian Boer mix rescued from the Yucca Valley Animal Shelter in January 2026. A long-term resident here at the store and a local favorite, PC is super friendly and loves apples, watermelon, head pats, and scratches behind the ears.
Spunky is a very small, 1-year-old female Nigerian Dwarf goat with no horns. She is very shy and prefers to be left alone. She has been exposed to an intact male Nigerian Dwarf, but blood tests confirmed she was not pregnant as of October 19, 2026.
✓1 year old · Female · No horns · Not pregnant as of October 19, 2026
This black Nubian buckling was born in March 2026. He shares his sire with two brown full brothers, who have been adopted, and is from a different doe.
We share community listings to help animals find permanent homes or fosters. The animal’s current caretaker or rescue remains responsible for care and placement.
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Have an animal who needs a permanent home or foster? Email us the details and photos here. We’ll review the submission and contact you before featuring the animal on this website.
Local rescue partners
More ways to help a pet find home.
LGG Feed & Supply is not a domestic-pet rescue or adoption agency. We are happy to support local rescue organizations by sharing their adoptable dogs, cats, and other domestic pets with our community.
✓Rescue listings and needs will be shared as they become available.
✓Applications and meet-and-greets are handled by each rescue.
✓Every placement should be safe, thoughtful, and a good fit.
Local rescue we support
Legend of the Fence Rescue
A local rescue partner we are proud to support. We’ll share their adoptable dogs, cats, and other domestic pets here as listings become available.
The rescue handles applications, meet-and-greets, and final adoption decisions.