Cat fought with two wolves to save dog
You must have often seen funny videos of dogs and cats on social media. Seeing whom the heart becomes happy. But, in the video which is now going viral on social media, a cat has done something which you would not have thought. The video shows how a cat saved the life of a dog. After which this video is going viral on social media and people are praising the cat a lot. The clip shows how the cat runs to save its canine friend from an attack by two coyotes.
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The video captured in CCTV was shared on the Facebook page Freedom Dog Spa. The caption posted with the video read, “Our animals are amazing! This is our customer Oakley! He was left out to go potty and was attacked by wolves! Binx the very brave cat comes to the rescue! Watch as Binx scares away her canine friend to save them! Oakley is home and recovering. Wonderful!”
At the beginning of the video, the dog is shown going into an open field. Within moments, a small wolf appears from nowhere and throws the dog to the ground. Immediately, the cat comes there and starts running towards the dog. Meanwhile, another small wolf arrives there. The video ends with the cat chasing the animals to save his friend.
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Fox 59 reports According to , although the arrival of the cat saved the dog's life and gave it enough time to escape, it was still badly injured by the attack. Thankfully, the dog made a full recovery when his owners took him to a veterinary hospital where he received stitches. And a bandage was tied on his leg.
“It was inspiring to see our little outdoor cat jump on two wolves that were attacking this little dog that she loved and drive them away,” the dog's owner Lane Dyer told the outlet.
The video was shared a few days ago. It has been viewed nearly 2,000 times since it was posted. Many comments from people have also been collected on this share. One Facebook user wrote, “Oh my God! That's crazy! I thought the cat was a big dog! How bad was Oakley hurt?” “This is crazy,” added another, with some praying for the dog's speedy recovery.
