Meet Willow’s adorable babies as Amersham's cutest farm opens the gates to its most irresistible arrivals yet
There are few things guaranteed to melt even the hardest of hearts, but a bundle of newborn piglets might just be top of the list , and from this week, animal lovers will have the chance to meet Willow’s adorable litter for themselves at Kew Little Pigs.
Based just off Old Amersham High Street, the award-winning attraction has built a reputation not just for its irresistible miniature pigs, but for doing things the right way.
At a time when animal welfare is under increasing scrutiny, Kew Little Pigs stands apart as a proudly ethical breeder, ensuring every animal is given the very best start in life, and a future that is secure, loving and carefully managed.
Now, visitors are being invited to step into the straw-lined world of Willow’s latest arrivals, a lively litter already causing a stir among staff and regulars.
Every pig at the farm is either placed into carefully vetted homes as a cherished pet or remains on site, where they enjoy a life filled with enrichment, companionship and, of course, plenty of attention from visitors. It’s a model that has earned widespread praise, and one that challenges outdated perceptions of pigs as purely agricultural animals.
Owner Olivia Mikhail said: “There is something incredibly special about watching people meet piglets for the first time. Willow’s babies are full of character already, and we are so excited to welcome visitors to come and experience that magic with us.
“We are so proud of the lives our pigs go on to lead. Whether they stay here with us or become part of a family, they are always loved, always cared for, and always treated as individuals.”
That ethos has helped cement the farm’s standing not just locally, but globally. Kew Little Pigs has been ranked in the top ten percent of animal attractions worldwide by Tripadvisor users, a remarkable achievement that reflects both the quality of the experience and the integrity behind it.
Its impact stretches far beyond the farm gates. Through its pioneering “Pigs for Schools” scheme, more than 100,000 children have already had the opportunity to meet and learn about pigs, with schools supported in setting up their own onsite pig clubs. The initiative has been widely praised for fostering empathy, responsibility and a deeper understanding of animals from a young age.
To find out more and book go to www.kewlittlepigs.com and readers can take 20% off their pet and play session by typing in pigsdiscount24 at the online checkout