The touching story of Pinky the Chihuahua that went viral on social media.

little fingera small chihuahua dog living in the municipality of Compostela (Mexico) became the protagonist of a touching story that caused various emotions on social networks.

According to a Facebook post by pet store Veterinaria Animal Center, a few days ago they broke into the house where the owners lived. little finger. The little pet wanted to protect his space and, not knowing what could happen to him, was seriously injured.

“TOwe took care of the place little finger He was bleeding and in a lot of pain, we calmed him down so that he could be lifted and transported. One of the spikes of the fork went from the spine to the testicle, and the other went through the entire leg, fortunately, none. of them pierced any vital organ. After the operation, we waited to see how he would react, as the infection was very serious,” the January 30 post reads.

“little finger he responded well, was under observation and treatment for several days. Pinky has already been discharged and feels great, you were very brave and strong” adds the post.

Jose Luis Davalos, administrator of Veterinaria Animal Center pet store, confirmed that the vital organs of little dog According to statements compiled by various Mexican media outlets, they have not been compromised.

“The dog had three wounds, the gun went through the leg, another from the beak from the back to the testicle and abdomen, but the vital organs were not injured, he was in the operating room for two and a half hours, and it was most difficult to get the dog out of the animal without putting his life is at risk,” he said.

According to the veterinary center, the owners little finger They could not file a complaint with the authorities because it was not a person who had been attacked. For their part, social media praised the animal’s gesture of protecting its space and highlighted its bravery despite its size.

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