08/20/2026
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The founder had been on the island six months when a days-old piglet found her.
A pig sanctuary on Hawaii's Big Island is looking for live-in caretakers. Twenty hours of work a week, and you get a cabin on the property with power and wifi. No experience needed, but they want three to six months, so it is not a holiday.
The work is feeding, watering, cleaning enclosures and keeping an eye on the animals. The rest of the week is yours, and Volcanoes National Park is nearby.
Selah's Pig Sanctuary is named after a piglet. The founder had been on the island less than six months when a days-old animal reached her, its mother killed. It kept her company through the pandemic. She says they saved each other.
Sources: Selah's Pig Sanctuary, Idealist
