Odd News
Passengers in crowded bus let sleeping dog occupy seats
A video showing a dog occupying two empty seats in a crowded bus has gone viral on social media.
The clip was posted on Twitter and read: “Although the wagon was crowded and it was occupying two seats, nobody disturbed its (the dog’s) rest.”
The heartwarming video showed a number of passengers standing inside a crowded bus, waiting to get a seat. As the camera panned out, the clip then showed a canine peacefully sleeping on two seats, while passengers stood around it.
What melted the hearts was the fact that even though there were a number of people in the vehicle waiting to get a seat, none of them disturbed the sleeping pooch.
One user wrote, “Let sleeping dogs lie. Let every sleeping living thing sleep in peace and love. Be kind,” while another added, “Wow, kindness is still alive in this unkind world.”
Similar cute videos of animals are available on the internet. A while back a video clip showing a man singing a song for his dog to fall asleep surfaced on social media. —ndtv.com
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