[Fowgill Farm]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-21469524
 
Poor little thing. 
mandy

[HappyHippy]

 

[P6te]

What on earth .... it all looks nice and sweet for now but how long is that sustainable?? Not very long I suspect.

[SallyintNorth]

I'm speechless.

(I wanted to post an empty post but it wouldn't let me.)

[happygolucky]

Think some one was thinking about the publicity.....a fully grown pig would need  a trailer frame and wheels!!!!!!   cute indeed

[Marches Farmer]

One has to wonder why a VET would do such a thing.

[happygolucky]

Indeed .........cashing in

[Hassle]

can't even take to the vets in the first place in the UK or to market   

2. Animals that are injured or that present physiological weaknesses or pathological processes
shall not be considered fit for transport and in particular if:
(a). they are unable to move independently without pain or to walk unassisted

[hughesy]

That's just wrong. What's going to happen as it gets a bit bigger. Should have been put to sleep straight away.

[sabrina]

All about the money, money, money 

[Mrs Snoodles]

My son told me all about this morning and I couldn't believe it.  We had a big discussion about it.  I just can't stand this sort of thing.   just because we can, really doesn't mean we should. It disgusts me.

[ppd]

I really did not like watching the video clip, just seems wrong

[RaisinHall Tamworths]

 

[Beewyched]

That is just so wrong 

[jellybean]

At least he is mobile and has sort of quality of life. As he grows the frame of course will have to be made bigger, but being a pet it may be fed a low protein diet to allow for slower growth...