Gumbo survived and is doing well. He has been reunited with a sibling and other survivors. Losing so many animals would be devastating, any good news is better than expected.Three days after a fire blazed through a New Hampshire farm on Sept. 6, the only thing more devastating than the physical damage was the presumed death toll: 14 horses and three cats.But if there was someone who hadn't lost hope, it was Colby, the farm's 1,000-lb. pig.After breakfast, the Bedford, N.H., Perry Hill Farm mascot, characteristically slow and sluggish, started wandering into the woods nearby."She was on a mission," her caregiver and farm owner Harriet Finks, who followed the pig, tells ABCnews.com. "For her, it was quite a distance."The 9-year-old pig, sniffing around the woods, led her caregivers to Gumbo, one of the cats they never found after the fire.
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