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Jigger the house pig needs a home

Maggie Gillis
Publié le : 08 Février 2017
Mis à jour le : 08 Février 2017
CBC News

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Jigger — a not-so-mini mini-pig who loves belly scratches — is looking for a new forever family where he can be top hog. "He's the type he'll come sit next to you on the couch, he loves a belly rub and an ear scratch and he likes to follow you around to see what you're doing," said Jigger's foster mother Heather Ballard, a volunteer with Rescue NL who already has a pig of her own.

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