When a resident of Hagen, Germany, arrived home, he was greeted by an unpleasant surprise. The living area had devolved into a constant shambles, with the lamp strewn over the floor and a dreadful mess all around. Then she discovered the intruder and ran out of the house.
Her living room had been completely demolished, the furniture was in disorder, the legs of the coffee table appeared to have been gnawed, and in the midst of it all, the perpetrator of the mayhem sat brazenly on the sofa. He practically transformed the place like a barn. He was a hog, a wild boar – in general, a wild pig from a wild forest – and he was lying on a gray exquisite sofa. The boar appeared to be in a good mood. You may almost believe he was grinning. He had never felt so at ease before.
The mistress of the house, on the other hand, would never consider renting her home to a complete stranger — and they would not get along. She shut the door behind her and phoned the police department’s phone number.
Fortunately, the cops did not believe they were being fooled and did not advise the housekeeper to deal with the boar on her own.
They responded as if it were an ordinary break-in and came on the scene right away. The officers were able to persuade the almost 60-pound wild boar to leave the property. He just leapt back over the fence into the wild, leaving the mistress of the home to clean up the mess the wild beast had created.
