Man devotes life to adopting animals who can't find homes

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Steve Greig, 50, says he's adopted eight senior dogs, a miniature pot-belly pig named Bikini and other animals as a way to honor the memory of his late dog Wolfgang. (wolfgang2242/Instagram)

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DENVER, CO -- Steve Greig has devoted his life to adopting and taking care of senior dogs and other animals who have trouble finding homes.

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The 50-year-old's house and rented farm property in Denver is currently home to nearly two dozen animals: eight elderly dogs, two Calico cats, two ducks and a miniature pot-belly pig named Bikini (who happens to think she's one of the dogs). Greig also regularly cares for two other dogs -- one belonging to his roommate and another to his sister.

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"It's definitely very time consuming and a part-time job in itself," he told ABC News. "But they're my family. It's a good feeling -- knowing that these little guys are loved, cared for and together in a home they deserve."

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