Phatthalung, A 4-month-old wild boar was kept and raised in the house when it was small. The breeders hope that if they grow up, they will sell them to the butchery. But this wild boar seemed to know. He likes to run away from home and stay at the temple. many times Follow me home until I’m tired. Until the owner changed his mind and didn’t want to sell anymore. So he made me become a temple pig.
This is what a 4 month old wild boar looks like, plump and happy. Keep your head down and eat at Ban Ton Temple. Srinakarin District, Phatthalung Province, with Phra Athit Sompong Yanweero, the abbot, stroking the head and body with affection.
The abbot said: When I met a wild boar for the first time Sitting at the pavilion in front of the hut. At that time, I still thought Why does the temple have a wild boar walking around and it looks thin? So let’s take a look. The wild boar walked towards him. The temple monk took pity on him and gave him rice from the bowl to eat. and announced the search for the owner
Vill
agers who came to make merit saw it and said that this wild boar was a hybrid. The owner picked him up and raised him when he was little several months ago. As far as I know, if the wild boar grows up, it will be sold to the meat butchering factory.
But lately, the wild boar likes to jump out of the pen and escape often. Followed and found him secretly at the temple. brought home many times But only stayed in the pen for a few days. He broke away and fled to the temple again.
Until finally, the owner talked to the abbot and said he had given up. If the boar likes to stay at the temple and be with the monks, he doesn’t plan on selling it to anyone to have it butchered. I want to leave the forest at the temple. As for the abbot, he doesn’t disagree with his faith. Because this wild boar is not fierce.
Source: Thai News Agency