At the present time, animal by-products of domestic slaughter industries are still not fully utilized. This research focuses on the modification of pig liver and lung proteins by a heating treatment process and the comparison of some functional properties of the modified and the unmodified proteins. As shown from experimental results, the higher the heating temperature and the longer the heating time, the higher the solubility of the modified in a neutral water solution. Heating treatment at 120℃ for 120 minutes increases the solubility (at pH2) of the pig liver and lung proteins from 35% to 90% and 80% or higher, respectively. The addition of NaCl does not improve their solubilities. The heating modification process significantly improves the solubility, water holding and oil absorption capacities of the proteins.