If you would like a story that’s getting to anger you to the core before filling your heart with warmth, strap certain, the ride, folks. The below video shows the instant, a disabled dog was abandoned at the side of the road – but after an extended and troubling journey, he’s finally found a loving home.
Poor Tintin was abandoned twice by his owner – the prime time was brought back home after a lady found him on the road, thinking he was lost. However, the three-legged pooch, who also features a disability as well as his other front leg, was filmed being cruelly dumped in the city of Sao Leopoldo in the southern Brazilian state of Rio Grande Do Sul, a few hours later.
But – here’s where it gets good – the dog is now living with a loving family after he was taken in by the Patas Guerreras animal charity. All is well with the planet, once more. Tintin is now living with a loving family. Credit: CEN The charity has said that Tintin is doing ‘exceptionally well’ given the circumstances under which he was abandoned, adding that he’s being showered with ‘love and care’ from his new family. The original footage was shared on Facebook where it had been viewed 220,000 times and received thousands of comments from angry animal lovers.
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In the clip, a white car is seen parking by the side of the road before the feminine driver opens the rear door and two dogs leap out. The moment Tintin’s previous owner shoves him to the ground . Credit: CEN The woman is seen encouraging the dark dog to leap back onto the rear seat before roughly pushing the incapacitated dog away, shoving him to the ground as we see that his front leg isn’t strong enough to carry him up.
The woman then drove away, so the poor dog seemed to be staggering behind it (I can’t stress enough at this stage: he’s with a loving family now, it’s OK). According to local media, the dog was abandoned twice in the same day after he was returned to the family and so the woman’s husband then took it to a different spot where he left it alone hours later.
Reports say the local animal protection service that was caring for Tintin received over 30 requests to adopt him after the video was posted on social media. Local authorities at the time were said to be investigating the animal’s abandonment but the lady hasn’t been identified, The Mirror reports.
