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A-list songwriter adopts runaway West Hollywood piglet ‘Wilbur’

The black-and-white pig—affectionately dubbed “Wilbur” by viewers online— was adopted Thursday morning after his weekend escape turned him into a local celebrity.

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A-list songwriter adopts runaway West Hollywood piglet ‘Wilbur’
The black-and-white pig—affectionately dubbed “Wilbur” by viewers online— was adopted Thursday morning after his weekend escape turned him into a local celebrity.
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