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Mulefoot pigs are a rare American heritage breed best known for their unique solid, uncloven hooves—resembling a mule’s hoof. Thought to descend from Spanish stock brought to the Americas, Mulefoots were once common on small farms but are now critically endangered. They are prized for their hardiness, foraging ability, and high-quality, flavorful pork.

Medium-sized with solid black coats and strong, muscular builds, Mulefoots thrive in pasture-based systems. Their calm nature, adaptability, and low-maintenance needs make them ideal for conservation breeders and small-scale, sustainable farms.