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A runaway pig named Wilbur has found a forever home after being spotted in a neighborhood. The pig was seen scampering through the area, and a video of the incident went viral. Further details about Wilbur's adoption are available from the source.
It is known that Grammy-winning songwriter Diane Warren adopted the pig. Wilbur's new home is a result of his recent viral fame, but specific details about his living situation and Warren's decision to adopt him are not provided here.
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