Squinty and The Dog 🐖
👋 Hello friends! Recently in our local news was a wonderful article about a little piglet who "fell from the sky." Found on a back road of our home Prince Edward Island, this little piglet was rescued and adopted by Molly McGrath, who with her family runs South Shore Soaps on a small farm with 20 goats in DeSable, P.E.I. After 12 weeks of constant care, the little pig is thriving. She sleeps in a crate at night, and they add a hot-water bottle to keep her warm. We dedicate this episode to Lilith, the pig who fell from the sky.
Squinty was a little pig with the cutest tail and nice pink skin under his hairy bristles. He had one eye that didn’t open all the way and this is how he got his name. Squinty was a very smart pig who decided one day to go out and get what he wanted all by himself but he ran into a problem along the way.
Sleep Tight!,
Sheryl & Clark
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