Elusive Pig On The Run In Bensalem

Bensalem, PA – Bensalem Township Police are actively searching for a small pig evading capture for several weeks. The elusive pig has garnered online attention, with residents claiming they have been feeding it.

Authorities urge anyone who spots the pig to contact the Bensalem Police at (215) 633-3719 rather than posting about it on social media. Police emphasize capturing the pig before it ventures onto the streets, posing potential hazards.

Once captured, the pig will be taken to an animal rescue center, where it will be examined by a veterinarian and placed for adoption.

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