Passengers In Crowded Bus Let Sleeping Dog Occupy Seats, Video Melts Hearts On Internet
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What melted the hearts of netizens 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 dog.
A wholesome video showing a dog occupying two empty seats in a crowded bus is going viral on social media. The clip was posted on Twitter by user Stefano S Magi with a caption that read, "Although the wagon was crowded and he was occupying 2 seats, nobody disturbed his rest." Although the wagon was crowded and he was occupying 2 seats, nobody disturbed his rest❣️📹via Karen Olave🎵Laurasia Mattingly•Choose Kindness pic.twitter.com/mboB6Nj4KC
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.
Watch the video below:
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