Dec 09, 2008 7:06 PM GMT
In a time where the world seems ripe with greed, anger, self-indulgence, bleakness, personal agenda and an absense of what we usually call "human compassion", this story I read this morning moved me to almost tears...
A human, could learn A LOT from a dog..
I did not watch the video, that I am sure would left me balling not from sadness but of a reminder of what it is to give of yourself...
Homeless dog tries to save dog hit by car in Chile
Associated Press
Posted: 2008-12-08 18:36:44
SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) - Chileans have a new hero: an apparently homeless dog that pulled the body of another dog through traffic off a busy highway. A surveillance camera on a Santiago freeway captured images of a dog trotting past speeding cars to pull the lifeless body of the other canine, which had been run over by a vehicle, away from traffic and onto the median strip.
The scene was broadcast by Chilean television stations and then posted on Web sites such as YouTube.com, and hundreds of thousands of people had viewed versions of it by Monday.
Highway crews removed both the dead and live dogs from the median strip of the Vespucio Norte Highway shortly after the Dec. 4 incident. But the rescuer dog ran away.
Authorities say images of the rescue prompted some people to call and offer to adopt the dog, but neither highway workers nor a television crew could find they animal.
A human, could learn A LOT from a dog..
I did not watch the video, that I am sure would left me balling not from sadness but of a reminder of what it is to give of yourself...
Homeless dog tries to save dog hit by car in Chile
Associated Press
Posted: 2008-12-08 18:36:44
SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) - Chileans have a new hero: an apparently homeless dog that pulled the body of another dog through traffic off a busy highway. A surveillance camera on a Santiago freeway captured images of a dog trotting past speeding cars to pull the lifeless body of the other canine, which had been run over by a vehicle, away from traffic and onto the median strip.
The scene was broadcast by Chilean television stations and then posted on Web sites such as YouTube.com, and hundreds of thousands of people had viewed versions of it by Monday.
Highway crews removed both the dead and live dogs from the median strip of the Vespucio Norte Highway shortly after the Dec. 4 incident. But the rescuer dog ran away.
Authorities say images of the rescue prompted some people to call and offer to adopt the dog, but neither highway workers nor a television crew could find they animal.
