Perro murió luego de defender a sus dueños del ataque de un oso

Un perro que se encontraba de paseo junto a sus dueños, murió producto del ataque inferido por un oso en estado salvaje, en un suceso ocurrido en Nueva Jersey, Estados Unidos.

El can quiso defenderlos, no obstante, el peso y el poder de ataque del oso, terminaron en la muerte del perro de la raza setter inglés y que tenía 14 años.

La historia se comenzó a viralizar en redes sociales, donde se relata la experiencia vivida por la familia, en un post que se ha llenado de comentarios alabando la acción del perro.

Según se relata en la secuencia, las heridas proferidas por el oso fueron tan profundas que el animal no iba a volver a caminar, por lo que prefirieron sacrificarlo.

Below is an account from my husband of yesterdays pack walk. «Today we lost our brave, old man Pete. The dogs surprised a black bear just off the trail while we were hiking this morning. It must not have heard or smelled us with the pouring rain. It felt threatened and turned around. Pete stepped up and held off the bear until I could get the other dogs to safety. Once I was sure they were safe, I went back and scared the bear off, but Pete was gravely injured. I was able to get him back down to the main trail and, thanks to Cathi and Kate, we were able to get him in a car and to the hospital pretty quickly. He held on like a real trooper the whole time, and he was never alone in his pain. The x-rays revealed some pretty bad spinal damage that would mean he could never walk again, if he survived all the surgeries (not a certain thing at his age). We decided it was best to let him go this afternoon. Run free Pete, you no longer have all those aches and pains of old age. You had a great 18 months with us running the days away like you loved.» Please light a candle for Pete and remember that fostering and rescuing a dog can sometimes save you. Senior dogs have so much to give. Love you Petey. Save me some cheese for when we see each other again. ❤️💔❤️

Una publicación compartida por Me & My Shadow Pets (@mmspets) el Feb 12, 2018 at 1:16 PST

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