Heart-breaking moment dog tries to wake up its dead friend after it collapses on a road in the Philippines
- Gildark Sorcis, of Kyoto, Japan, spotted a dog trying to prod another to wake up
- He told viewers the brown dog was ‘so small’ he did not see an approaching car
- Other cross-breed dog sniffs his s head and tries to push him, in the Philippines
A fluffy dog has been filmed prodding his friend to wake up as it collapsed after an alleged hit-and-run in the Philippines.
Residents watched the heartbreaking moment a faithful pooch tried to jab the caramel-coloured dog to wake up before realising he had died.
In the video, one of the dogs is seen lying flat across the residential street while his speckled cream and white friend tries to push him off the ground with his nose.
The pale dog nuzzles at his back and tries to shove him forwards with the force of his nose, in the clip shared on Monday.
Moments later, he stops from sniffing his four-legged friend as though he has realised he wont be waking up any time soon.
He tries nudging the dog, which is sprawled across the road, in a desperate bid to revive him.
A fluffy speckled dog tried pawing at his friend and nuzzling him with his nose as he failed to wake up after an alleged hit-and-run in the Philippines
He looks perhaps to try and get some help but no one appears to come over.
Gildark Sorcis, of Kyoto, Japan, filmed the incident and wrote: ‘Guys the dog is not here. That car he ignored just left.’
He told upset viewers that the brown dog was ‘so small’ that he did not see the approaching car and was the victim of a hit-and-run.
He prodded his friend with his paw before nudging him in a desperate plea to get him to wake up, in the clip shared on Monday
After realising the pup was not going to wake up again, the dog stepped back and looked around for help
Nearly 900 people have reacted and more than a 100 comment on the video posted on Facebook.
Mark Anthony Sanchez Hirata commented on the video: ‘Did you get the plate number?’
Sarah Uy Tomarao wrote: ‘Please give justice to this.’
Kerwin John said: ‘That driver will also receive a karma. No mercy.’
Meanwhile others have slammed the cameraman for allegedly failing to take the dead dog to the vet and choosing to film it instead.