Born with physical disability, this Mini Pig “Miracle” in Colorado, USA walks on two Legs

Born with physical disability, this Mini Pig “Miracle” in Colorado, USA walks on two Legs
  • This mini pig was born at "Colorado Cutie Pigs" on Aug 31, 2016, with a physical disability that he has two front legs only
  • His umbilical cord became twisted together around the unformed legs
  • YouTube video astonishingly shows this "Miracle Mini Pig" scampering around the farm with so much ease

September 28, 2016: A newly born pig in Colorado will astonish you who doesn't have two back legs but despite that he can walk on its two front legs.

This mini pig was born at "Colorado Cutie Pigs" on Aug 31, 2016, with a physical disability that he has two front legs only. His umbilical cord became twisted together around the unformed legs and he was born with another pig having two legs only, reported upi.com.

A post on the farm's website stated, "I didn't think he would live as moms usually abandon the sick ones." But it didn't happen. Farm's website stated that "the mini pig figure it out in a few minutes that how to walk on his two front legs."

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Image is taken from Miracle the mini pig Facebook Page

"He was not at all acquainted with the fact that he is abnormal. It was really amazing when he started walking on his front legs as it was completely normal to him" said the owner of the farm Ari Smith.

The Video which has been shared on YouTube astonishingly shows this "Miracle Mini Pig" scampering around the farm with so much ease.

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To help the "Miracle Mini Pig" who is a complete surprise to people, the owner of the farm launched a "Go FundMe" campaign seeking $2400 to get him a wheelchair so that he can get around easily.

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By considering him a "Miracle Mini Pig" he said, "he needs a wheelchair and he will probably go to a home that can deal with his disabilities."

-prepared by Aakash Mandyal of NewsGram. Twitter: @Aakashsen6

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