Pig wanders Fla. neighborhood
PANAMA CITY, Fla. (UPI) -- Residents of a Florida neighborhood said a pig has been spotted wandering through traffic in the area.
Locals in the Bunker's Cove neighborhood of Panama City said the pig, which has been spotted taking daily 6 a.m. walks and was blamed for a Saturday traffic jam, does not appear to be the "Cove Pig" that was spotted repeatedly during the course of several months last year, the Panama City News Herald reported.
Charlotte Bailey, owner of Baileys Service Station, said she spotted the pig during the Saturday traffic jam outside of her business. She said the pig appeared feral and she estimated it weighed 15 pounds.
The original Cove Pig is believed to have left the area after animal control officers shot it with a stun gun and tranquilizer darts. Witness reports indicate the pig may have moved on to nearby Millville.
Copyright 2010 by United Press International
PANAMA CITY, Fla. (UPI) -- Residents of a Florida neighborhood said a pig has been spotted wandering through traffic in the area.
Locals in the Bunker's Cove neighborhood of Panama City said the pig, which has been spotted taking daily 6 a.m. walks and was blamed for a Saturday traffic jam, does not appear to be the "Cove Pig" that was spotted repeatedly during the course of several months last year, the Panama City News Herald reported.
Charlotte Bailey, owner of Baileys Service Station, said she spotted the pig during the Saturday traffic jam outside of her business. She said the pig appeared feral and she estimated it weighed 15 pounds.
The original Cove Pig is believed to have left the area after animal control officers shot it with a stun gun and tranquilizer darts. Witness reports indicate the pig may have moved on to nearby Millville.
Copyright 2010 by United Press International
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