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Swiss Army knives: Many of us have discarded these items at the airport security checkpoint. But a four-pound male piglet? Airport employee He Ling came across just that in January 2017 in Chengdu, China—and made a decision few would dare. She took the animal home to live with her and her husband, Feng Li, in their 30th-floor apartment. They named him Piggy. For Feng, a retired government photographer, the animal’s domestic life has been a favorite subject ever since. He considers Piggy—today weighing more than 200 pounds—a member of the family, just like the couple’s other pets, a parrot and four cats. The pig is usually food for people, Feng says, but “at least in my family, I hope it can live happily.” Abandoned at an airport in China, then adopted by a photographer, Piggy the piglet grew up in front of the camera—and changed everything for his new family. Since 2017, Feng Li has been documenting his pet Piggy at home in Chengdu, China.