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$5,000 reward offered in shooting of two pet pigs

By Eric Sterling
Published in Pets
April 13, 2023
1 min read
$5,000 reward offered in shooting of two pet pigs

I came across an article titled “$5,000 reward offered in shooting of two pet pigs” and it immediately piqued my interest. Who would want to shoot harmless animals that were someone’s pets?

According to the article, two pet pigs in Meridian, Idaho were shot by an unknown assailant on May 31st. The pigs were found laying in their shared pen, covered in blood, and in critical condition. Unfortunately, one of the pigs succumbed to its injuries and died, while the other is still recovering.

The owners of the pigs, a family in their fifties, is devastated by the incident. They had raised the pigs as pets and were planning to enter them in competitions. They have offered a $5,000 reward for any information leading to the identification and arrest of the person responsible for the cruel act.

It is deeply saddening that animals are being harmed in such a senseless way. Animals, whether domestic or wild, should be treated with kindness and respect. The fact that someone would want to harm innocent pets is alarming and disturbing.

The Meridian Police Department is currently investigating the incident and is asking anyone with information to come forward. It is important for us as a society to speak out against such acts of violence and cruelty towards animals.

In conclusion, the shooting of two pet pigs is a troubling incident that brings to light the need for greater awareness and protection of animals in our communities. We should always strive to be kind and compassionate towards all living beings, and hold accountable those who inflict harm and pain on the innocent.


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