He found a dog trapped in tar for 3 days. What this Kerala man did next won hearts
In Punalur, Kerala’s Kollam district, Muhammad Faizal rescued a dog that had been trapped in discarded road tar for three days. The helpless canine had been stranded by the roadside, devoid of sustenance or hydration. Upon learning of the dog's plight, Faizal quickly made his way to the location and began the arduous process of freeing it. A video of the rescue, now widely circulated on social media, depicts Faizal reaching the spot and gently extricating the dog from the tar.
However, liberating the animal from the hardened substance was merely the initial phase. A significant portion of the dog's body remained encased in tar, rendering it unable to move freely. Faizal carefully placed the dog on a platform and, with the aid of oil, meticulously extracted the tar. Simultaneously, he ensured that the exhausted creature had access to food and water. As the tar was gradually removed, the dog managed to stand on its own feet.
Following the tar removal, Faizal thoroughly bathed the animal, painstakingly eliminating the remaining traces of tar. Once the cleaning process was complete, he transported the dog to a veterinarian for ongoing treatment. By the video's conclusion, the dog's transformation is evident. It is seen playfully interacting with other animals and engaging warmly with Faizal.
The dog's lost hair begins to reemerge as it recovers. Faizal's compassion and dedication have garnered widespread admiration online, with many praising him for his selfless act.
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