Germany’s cow herd garnered an unexpected following after taking in a lone wild boar piglet.
In the town of Brevoerde in central Germany, farmer Friedrich Stapel told the dpa news agency that he first noticed the piglet among the herd around three weeks ago. The gang had probably dispersed when they crossed a nearby river.
Despite knowing the serious harm wild boars can do, Stapel claimed he can’t bring himself to chase the animal away, according to dpa on Thursday.
Frieda the piglet, as she is known locally, has been warned not to be shot, and in the winter, Stapel wants to house it in the shed with the mother cows.
He said to dpa, “To leave it alone right now would be unfair. .
News heard? In Germany, cows adopted a wild boar piglet.
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