Mini Pig Cafe in London

CNN reported on March 23 that a five-day experience event at a miniature pig cafe in London, England, recently opened, attracting a large number of customers.

The event takes place in Moomin Cafes, on the eastern outskirts of the hipster gathering place, where customers can buy tickets, have zero contact with Pocket Pig and share a picnic trip. Of course, as a sign of respect for piglets, the cafe does not serve bacon.

Eating with pigs seems like a novel trend, but the event's organizer, Yelp, and its co-organizers, animal charities and welfare organizations, hope to take the opportunity to let pet pig lovers know more about their pets. Alex Shebar, the director of the website, said that the idea of hosting the event was inspired by the growing number of animal cafes in London after seeing a pig craze caused by celebrities such as Paris Hilton and abandoned.

Miniature pigs are often sold as "tea cup pigs" because they are born small, but most of them grow up to be as big as large dogs, which scares many ignorant owners. Shiba said he was disappointed that the mini pig was abandoned by its owner, so he hoped to let more people know the needs of the pig through the loving animal cafe. (translated by Zhu Chenxi, reviewed by Li Zongze)