Morag Sangster: Last News

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxA 20-stone house pig has become an unlikely father to lambs rejected by their mothers.Francisco, a Vietnamese pot-bellied cross has been seen rolling over onto his back for the adorable lambs to bounce on like a trampoline.Once bought as a 'micropig' for a teenage girl's birthday, the pet grew to become anything but micro and was re-homed by animal experts.Francisco's current owners Morag Sangster and John Ryan, both 55, have recently added to their household, MacAllan, and Belzebob who had been rejected by their mothers.The married couple who run Tribe Animal Sanctuary in Carluke, South Lanarkshire, say they are nursing the little

micropig.Francisco, a three-and-a-half year old Vietnamese potbellied cross, was falsely sold as a micropig, but had an Instagram account which caught the eye of a 15-year-old girl.The teen begged her parents for the cute piglet and the family, from Glasgow, travelled down to England to buy him - but three months later he was given to an animal sanctuary.He now weighs 20 stone, twice the weight of a healthy adult, and is 1.2m long.The giant hog is living in a three-bedroom house after getting used to creature comforts with his old owners.Morag Sangster and husband John Ryan founded Tribe Sanctuary in Carluke, South Lanarkshire, and have four 'failed micropigs' in their care as well as more than 100 animals.Francisco is the only pig who