Porcine Coronavirus University: Pork, Pigs, Pigeons, and COVID-19: "Coronaviruses are common among farm animals. If COVID-19 were to jump species again and be receptive to animals, a likely animal on the farm to catch it would be pigs, he said. That's because pigs have a similar protein to humans that the SARS virus, a coronavirus cousin to COVID-19, uses to infect humans. Studies show that it may work in pigs too."

"Coronaviruses are common among farm animals. If COVID-19 were to jump species again and be receptive to animals, a likely animal on the farm to catch it would be pigs, he said. That's because pigs have a similar protein to humans that the SARS virus, a coronavirus cousin to COVID-19, uses to infect humans. Studies show that it may work in pigs too."

Are animals vulnerable to COVID-19?
by Alayna Demartini, The Ohio State University
https://phys.org/news/2020-03-animals-vulnerable-covid-.html