Loyal Dog In China Gets Rescued After Spending Two Years Guarding Owner’s Grave

A sick canine in China, the definition of “loyalty”, was discovered guarding her proprietor’s grave for 2 years earlier than being rescued and brought care of by his new proprietor.

The South China Morning Post reported {that a} Chinese language influencer and an proprietor of a stray canine reduction heart in japanese China’s Jiangxi province rescued the loyal but sick canine.

The influencer, @ganpojiege on Chinese language social media platform Douyin, posted a video of the loyal canine’s story on November 05. The video has since gone viral, garnering 85,000 likes and hundreds of feedback.

The Chinese language influencer first heard of the canine, who he later named Zhongbao (“Loyal Child”), in 2022 from locals. He discovered her on the cemetery with a crippled leg and extreme pores and skin points.

The locals then advised @ganpojiege that Zhongbao has been guarding her proprietor’s grave after she handed away.

For Zhongbao, her proprietor’s grave within the cemetery is her dwelling, and he or she solely leaves the grave to go to the village to seek out meals.

Some have tried to undertake her, however to no avail, Zhongbao stored escaping and going again to her proprietor’s grave, so individuals simply gave up any try of adopting her.

However in a touching and heartwarming transfer earlier than rescuing Zhongbao, the influencer made a promise on the earlier proprietor’s gravesite that he’ll maintain the pooch, however will typically carry her again to go to the grave.

The influencer patiently helped Zhongbao heal from her pores and skin illness, which took about 4 months to utterly heal.

Now, Zhongbao has a protracted, wholesome coat and has been residing with a whole bunch of different canine that the influencer has rescued.

And staying true to his promise, @ganpojiege typically introduced the pooch again to her proprietor’s grave to go to her.

The influencer has likened the pooch’s loyalty to her earlier proprietor to Hachiko, the well-known Japanese canine who waited for his late proprietor on the Shibuya Station for 10 years.

Thus, touching the hearts of many Chinese language on-line customers.

One consumer wrote, “It’s good that Zhongbao met a kind-hearted man who continued taking care of her on behalf of her earlier proprietor.”

“Generally canine are extra loyal than people,” one other wrote.