Wellingborough animal lover has 'perfect' party with micropigs

The birthday girl even got to take one for a walk on a lead
Mia Harrison of Wellingborough at her birthday partyMia Harrison of Wellingborough at her birthday party
Mia Harrison of Wellingborough at her birthday party

An animal lover enjoyed her ‘perfect’ birthday after partying with some micropigs.

Mia Harrison of Wellingborough held the unusual party for her 20th birthday with friends and family, who all got to interact with the pigs and learn more about them.

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Kew Little Pigs set up a special pig pen in her back garden, and guests were able to get in and play with the tiny creatures which are tame and sociable.

Mia Harrison of Wellingborough had micropigs at her birthday partyMia Harrison of Wellingborough had micropigs at her birthday party
Mia Harrison of Wellingborough had micropigs at her birthday party

During the event the pigs enjoyed a shampoo and a pig racing game. Mia even got the chance to take one for a walk on a lead.

Mia, who works for a windows and doors company, said: "I've always loved animals and my dream was always to buy some land and have my own farm.

"One of my friends went to the Kew Little Pigs farm and told me about them, I saw what they did and knew I had to do it. It was my perfect party.”

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Mia's obsession with all things animals started at a young age, when she was a pupil at St Christopher Hatton Academy.

Mia Harrison had micropigs at her birthday partyMia Harrison had micropigs at her birthday party
Mia Harrison had micropigs at her birthday party

And everyone enjoyed getting in on the action on the day.

She added: "The neighbours were all looking over the fence and laughing, it was great. The birthday before I had a bouncy castle but this was even better."

Kew Little Pigs is an ethical micro pig breeder and attraction based in Amersham, Bucks, and staff are keen to spread the word about keeping pigs as pets, by regularly hosting experience days and outside events such as Mia's party.

Olivia Mikhail, owner of Kew LIttle Pigs, said: "We love getting out and about and showing off the pigs, as you can see people understanding just what wonderful pets they make as soon as they meet them.

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"Like a dog you can house train a pig, and teach them to sit and stay, and even walk on a lead. But unlike a dog they are very cheap to care for, making them a perfect family pet during these difficult financial times.

"We loved attending Mia's party, and the pigs always enjoy meeting new people."

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