Born prematurely on a frigid February night
in West Virginia along with 11 healthy,
hungry piglet siblings, tiny Pink, his eyes
sealed shut, was not breathing on his own. Johanna
Kerby cleaned him up and got him breathing, but he
was rejected by his littermates, who had no time or
patience for a piglet so small. Unable to eat or stand
without help, Pink could do little more than whimper
quietly. The other piglets pushed him from the
pen; it was too cold and he was too small to survive
alone.
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