Your story matters,
and many of the chapters in the book
of your life are yet to be written.
Animal activists in Russia’s Siberian city of Yakutsk rescued a dog, who stood guard to the body of his pregnant canine friend for two weeks as temperatures dropped to -58 degrees Fahrenheit.
After the story was posted online, animal lovers started bringing food to the animal and later decided to take him to a shelter fearing that he may die of cold.
The dog was nicknamed “Yakutian Hachiko” after the loyal Japanese dog who waited for his owner at a train station for almost ten years.
“After two hours of hard work, we finally got the dog. We could go faster but were afraid to cause emotional distress. He ran away from us, but not for long, he always returned back to his dead friend,” the man who took the dog wrote on a local forum.
“We had to touch the dead dog to make him return. We stroked her, wiping the snow away. The dog ran up at once, and started licking the dead body,” he said.
The dog currently stays in an animal shelter as his future owner is being searched for.
While there are many loyal dogs out there, very few compare to this dog and even Hachiko from Japan. Do you have any stories of your dog’s immense devotion to you or other dogs?
Your story matters,
and many of the chapters in the book
of your life are yet to be written.
the founder of the Vicki & Hachi movement.
Hi, I’m Vicki– the founder of the Vicki & Hachi movement.
I help women on their journey back to themselves and into their one big, visible, authentic life. I do this through coaching, courses, and a flourishing community built around The Hachi Spirit (more on that later).
I believe that your life is your message and that you are meant to leave a one-of-a-kind legacy in this big, colorful world.
Plus, we’ve experienced that our loyal, canine companions possess innate wisdom and are often our best teachers.