Hogwarts was quickly detained, but Piggly Wiggly proved more difficult, but friendly toward Dayton police officers who responded to the 1100 block of Haviland Avenue.
Owner Michael Collins said the pigs can be a handful, but “we love them though.” It was the first time the pair had busted through the fence. He found Hogwarts in the alley, but Piggly Wiggly, “she had other plans today.”
Neighbor Samantha Wirt said she saw Piggly Wiggly in her yard.
“I just walked up to him and tried to pet him and love on him but he wasn’t having it,” she said. “I just think he was roaming around looking for some attention and food.”
In Other News
1
Buc-ee’s agreement: Lawsuit dropped over water service at Huber Heights...
2
Ohio’s high court won’t reconsider boneless chicken case against...
3
Cassano’s Pizza inducted into Ohio Restaurant & Hospitality Alliance...
4
Wright State to celebrate 1,100 students graduating this weekend
5
Ohio State men’s soccer player injured after shooting near campus
About the Author
