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Firefighters Carry Bundles Of Piglets Out Of A Burning Barn

So pure.

By Jason Wells

Picture of Jason Wells Jason Wells BuzzFeed News Reporter

Posted on January 22, 2017, at 6:19 p.m. ET

Russian firefighters were able to save about 150 pigs from becoming bacon after a barn caught fire in Siberia last week, the Associated Press reported.

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Here's a firefighter carrying two piglets.

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Here's a firefighter carrying a bundle of piglets.

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Here's a little piggy getting tossed.

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And here's a firefighter herding a bunch of little pigs in the snow.

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Despite the mass rescue, an estimated 50 pigs reportedly didn't make it out of the fire which broke out Friday in the Chernaya Rechka village outside the Siberian city of Tomsk.

RIP, piggies.

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