Wet eyes! A moving story of a stray dog delivering food to an animal friend

Dogs are a magical animal, and Lilica, a stray dog from Brazil, is a good example. It lives in a dump, plays with a bunch of friends and makes sure its friends never go hungry. Every night, Lilica four miles (6.4 kilometers) in the dark, through the busy driveway, just to give the food to its "family": a dog, a cat, a few ducks and a mule ...

When Lilica was abandoned at a dump in Brazil's San Carlos as a puppy, junkyard Administrator Neile Vaina Antonio took care of her, and when she grew up, she became a good friend with all the other animals in the junkyard, and they offered warmth, friendship and solidarity to each other.

Three years ago, Lilica gave birth to 8 puppies, and as it became more responsible, the little food in the junkyard was insufficient to meet their needs, knowing that she had to find a way to feed her children. She began to travel at night, foraging everywhere. On one night, it was fortunate to encounter a dog-loving Lucia.

Lucia, a teacher, said, "I saw Lilica wandering the street that night, and I knew the poor dog was foraging, and it clawed the garbage cans, which caught my attention." I thought it was a stray dog, and I gave it a little food. ”

One day, it stopped for a moment and ran away with the bag of food in his mouth. The food in the bag fell all the way. The next few days, when it was finished, I tied the bag and let it go with the bag tied in its mouth. Since then, we have been so, I tied the bag, it took the bag away. ”

Once, Lucia followed Lilica to see why she carried the food back every night. Lucia to the junkyard, and she found that lilica the food to her children at the start, and then it gave it to other animals in the junkyard. Lucia said: "It's a very special attitude, and her eyes are very special." ”

Lilica's children were eventually adopted, but it didn't stop. For the past three years, it has insisted on walking between the junkyard and the Lucia house every night, and Lucia also caters to the good dog's journey, she goes out every nine o'clock in the evening, comes to the vacant ground nearby the house and so on Lilica, the dog arrives after quickly eats up then carries the packing food to leave.

"Because Lilica, I don't travel, I don't spend too much time in other places," Lucia said, "because I know it depends on me, so this is my commitment to it and its commitment to me, because it comes every day." ”

"We humans rarely share it with others," said Junkyard Administrator Neile, "but this animal knows how to share it with other animals, which gives a lesson to humans." ”