A little piggie could not find its way home on Thursday morning in Windham, Ont., according to provincial police in Norfolk County.
They say numerous people reported that a piglet was dodging traffic in the town, which is located about 30 km south of Brantford.
In a social media post, police say two youngsters came to the rescue as they were able to corral the piglet into custody.
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“Our new friends (and future track stars), Jolene and Braxton, earned themselves a #PositiveTicket for helping this officer catch ‘the fastest piglet alive’,” police explained.
They are asking the owner of the pig to contact them at 1-888-310-1122.
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