Quinn Farms

Our 15 week old showing the 2 day olds around the place. This never gets old.

This Black and Tan purebred kunekune boar was born 1/6/21. He has two wattles. Ready for a new zip code. Please send a DM for more information.

This ginger and black purebred kunekune boar was born 1/6/21. He has two wattles. Ready for a new zip code. Please send a DM for more information.

Well this is pretty cool! We love this delightful article by Regina Elling of the Ramona Sentinel/San Diego Union Tribune which highlights our latest endeavor. Also, we have heritage pork (not kunekune) available. https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com//turkeys-engage-in-fo

These darlings are growing nicely. They will be ready for new digs mid-December. Located in Ramona.

Seven cuties were born this morning, to Ginger, one of our favorites sows.

Two sweet purebred kunekune boarlets are eight weeks old and ready to leave the nursery at Quinn Farms. They are both intact with good form and just had baths. Located in Ramona. PM for details.

Stand by for pictures of available kunekune piglets.

Delightful little button nosed piglets born yesterday and the day before thanks to Priscilla and Oreo Milk Shake.

Calling fellow anglophiles - here’s a gem from Black Valley Provender.

Gorgeous Kune Kune and American Guinea Hog piglets looking for new pasture in 4-8 weeks. Located in Ramona. Send a private message please.

Our biggest litter was born this morning. Eleven black and white spotted purebred kune kunes! Oh, such sweet babies. This never gets old. Photo credit: Olivia Quinn

Our lovely guardian Bella the Great Pyrenees and handsome Albert the Lavender Orpington roo.

These babies are oh so cute!! Photos by Olivia Quinn

One of our best non-registered kunekune sows had 4 beautiful babies this morning. Two males and one female are black/ginger, the other female is black/white. All are well. Happy Farm.

Meet Ophelia, born this morning as the sole survivor of a litter of three. Her mom is full of milk and already doing all the good mom things. Update: piglets are healthier and happier when they have littermates, shelter, and mama’s milk. We don’t know why Ophelia didn’t survive her second night. We have two kune kune litters coming soon and are hoping there are enough for three sows to share.

Sometimes, a piglet doesn’t thrive like the littermates. This sweet girl is on our radar and got a warm bath today. After napping in the sun, she got her mama’s milk.