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He's got his own jumper, and a land rover bed to sleep in.

麻豆官网首页入口 Radio Berkshire's Bridgitte Tetteh met Skippy, and his owner Sally Anne Fisher:

"This coat was knitted by a kind member of the public just before Christmas.

"For Skippy, he was born last April...his mother rejected him and he nearly died. The reason he was rejected by his mother was that she knew in the wild he wouldn't survive.

"We've all had far too much to eat, and Skippy is no exception. He has now got so porky that it is affecting he ability to stay safe, particularly at night."