Esther the Wonder Pig, known for inspiring people around the world to ditch meat, has passed away at the age of 11. Her guardians, Steve Jenkins and Derek Walter, announced her peaceful passing on Instagram, stating that while Esther is no longer physically with them, her memory and legacy will live on forever. Esther first came into their lives during the micropig trend, but she kept growing and eventually weighed 600 pounds, earning her the nickname Esther the Wonder Pig.
Jenkins and Walter, who were meat-eaters before Esther, had a "lightbulb" moment while cooking bacon at home with Esther present. This moment led them to stop eating pork, then all meat, and eventually all animal products. Known for helping people make the connection between animals and the food on their plate, Esther has left a lasting impact on the world. Jenkins and Walter have written books about life with Esther, set up a sanctuary for rescued animals, and plan to continue advocating for farmed animals and promoting a peaceful lifestyle.
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