Dog helps lost monkey find its mother by bringing him to Indian police
- 4 years ago
A dog in north India helped a lost baby monkey separated from its mother by taking it to a police post, in this heartwarming story.
The dog, from Baleh in Sagar district, Madhya Pradesh found the monkey on October 21, and allowed it to climb on his back, then carrying it to the nearby police post and calling for help.
An officer found the unlikely pair and was moved by the show of animal compassion, and fed the baby monkey bananas.
Awadhesh Dubey, in charge of Sagar's Baleh Outpost, says, "I have never seen such a thing, seeing this example of help was a pleasant feeling."
The monkey was found to have a chain on its neck, which was removed and the animal was handed over to forest officials who would help return it to the wild.
The dog, from Baleh in Sagar district, Madhya Pradesh found the monkey on October 21, and allowed it to climb on his back, then carrying it to the nearby police post and calling for help.
An officer found the unlikely pair and was moved by the show of animal compassion, and fed the baby monkey bananas.
Awadhesh Dubey, in charge of Sagar's Baleh Outpost, says, "I have never seen such a thing, seeing this example of help was a pleasant feeling."
The monkey was found to have a chain on its neck, which was removed and the animal was handed over to forest officials who would help return it to the wild.