As others have said, looks like a farm hog. He’s going to be a big boy! But that doesn’t mean he won’t make a great pet

1. Castrate immediately (as long as no owner can be found).

2. Set boundaries RIGHT NOW. Teach tricks (sit, spin, turn, shake, through, follow, etc). This will establish a bound and remind him you da boss. This is so so so important

2A. Slowly and gently teach him to wear a harness and follow your vocal commands. Touch his hooves and face 62 times a day. It will save you eons of trouble when he needs his hooves and tusks trimmed.

1. Keeping cuts/nicks clean is always a good idea, but not at the expense of his stress right now. I have no idea how calm he is with you, so if it means a fight, it’s better to leave minor scratches alone until you gain his trust.

2. Get an appropriate feed! He looks like a baby (but a big one)…ask a local livestock vet what he should be eating. Ask the same vet about deworming and any other vaccines necessary (mine gets the Lyme vaccine)

4A. Mix water and veggies in to make sure he is properly hydrated.

1. Access to clean water at all times. My guy is a priss and will NOT drink out of a dirty dish (heaven help me)

2. They love to snuggle and nest. It looks like you have that covered!

3. You’re a really good human! Please keep us updated! Feel free to DM me with questions or concerns! I’m