A pig was caught in a sticky situation after getting stuck in the mud.
Animal rescue crews were called to rescue the helpless pig trapped in mud on a farm near Fair Oak.
16-year-old Runty had to be rescued by the specialist team from Winchester who arrived around 1pm on Friday.
Using strops they lifted the Kunekune pig out to reunite him with his brother Chops.
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Having reunited him safe and sound, the team stopped for a quick snap with Runty before returning to the station around 2pm.
Runty was very appreciative for their help - and was not as happy as a pig in mud.
Following the rescue, crews issued advice to pet owners.
A Hampshire Fire spokesperson said: “HIWFRS animal rescue advisers want to ensure you keep your pets cool in this hot weather by providing access to plenty of cold drinking water, and to avoid leaving your animals in hot cars.”
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