Newborn piglet rescued from roadside is now a beloved resident at farm animal sanctuary
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Tom, a piglet discovered abandoned on the side of the road in March at 1 day old, was hand-reared by retired veterinary nurse Carole Webb and now lives at the Farm Animal Rescue Sanctuary in Stratford-upon-Avon, where he has grown into a friendly 330–450-pound pig who acts like a pet dog, plays with chickens and cats, and comes when called by name.
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