Who is Strawberry? Pet pig who got drunk on beer found in owner’s garage going viral on TikTok
STRAWBERRY is a mischievous pet pig who shot to viral fame after her owners found her drunk on beer in their garage.
The viral pig has accumulated millions of views from adoring fans on social media – but who is she?
Who is Strawberry?
Strawberry is a seven-year-old Juliana pig who roams around a couple’s hobby farm in Gill, Colorado.
Her owner is Morgan Mullins and her best friend is a duck.
Mullins told Newsweek: “Her best friend is a duck – at least the duck thinks so – and she roams our small hobby farm doing what she pleases.
“She enjoys going in and out of the house as she wants, but she mostly prefers outside.”
Why has Strawberry gone viral?
Strawberry’s owner posted a video of the cute pig in September 2024 which has accumulated millions of views on TikTok.
The pig is captured walking around the house after finding the alcohol stash in the garage.
In the text overlay on the hilarious footage, Mullins said: “Strawberry got into a case of assorted beers in the garage. She is so drunk.”
Footage shows Mullins’ partner looking at the empty beer boxes as well as puddles of beer all over the floor.
Dozens of cans are also scattered around – with the culprit being Strawberry.
Mullins left a stash of beer from 4 July in the garage which the viral pig managed to get hold of.
The clip shows Strawberry, initially standing still, before she attempts to trot towards one of her sleep spots.
But it’s obvious she may be slightly drunk as she hesitates, stumbles and then trips over.
Mullins said: “When we went out, we found all the empty beer cans, and then a very drunk Strawberry”.
She also added that Strawberry looked quite rough and was swinging and bumbling around the yard after her absurd alcohol consumption.
But it didn’t have a lasting effect on the pet pig as she was back to normal the next day.
Social media users were quick to comment on the viral TikTok.
One user said: “Why didn’t she stop!”
Another commented: “Looks exactly like me arriving home after the pub.”
And: “My spirit animal!”