Yoga practitioners in Aldergrove, had some unlikely company during a string of sessions on Sunday.

Five pigs, a chihuahua and turkey wandered between mats, with one pig taking a bite out of a mat and others flopping down for some belly rubs.

Diane Marsh, co-founder of Happy Herd Farm Sanctuary, says they organized the 害羞草研究所減iggy yoga害羞草研究所� as a fundraiser for the sanctuary, which is facing a few large veterinary bills for some of its ill animals.

The pigs 害羞草研究所� named Garth, Bif Naked, Moby, Munro and Wee Willy 害羞草研究所� were born on the farm in August 2017 after their potbelly mother was rescued by the B.C. SPCA in an animal cruelty seizure.

Two weeks later, they learned she was pregnant when she gave birth to five piglets who have grown at a rapid pace thanks to genes from their father, who turned out to be a 300-kilogram market pig.

The Canadian Press

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