Stray Dog Interrupts A Pro Soccer Match In Bolivia, Gets Adopted By A Player Who Carried Him Off The Field
Soccer fans will relate that sometimes you just want to run into the stadium and show the players how it’s done. These emotions often occur in couch potatoes during an outburst, but we shall leave the game to professionals, except if that someone who wants to help is a dog.
This stray dog decided to take the fate of its home team into its own paws during the game between The Strongest and Nacional Potosí at the Hernando Siles Stadium in La Paz, Bolivia, on December 24. The pooch stole the show for three minutes and had some of the best moments of glory. The dog joyfully ran around with a stolen football boot in its mouth and received some well-deserved belly rubs from players on the field before being carried off the pitch by a player from the home team, Raúl Castro.
The furball later named Cachito not only won the hearts of fans, but was a good luck charm for the home team as they won the Christmas Eve match 3-0. Unfortunately, its story doesn’t end there, although in the end, it’s more than the dog bargained for (unless that was its plan all along).
A stray dog went viral for interrupting a soccer match in Bolivia
Image credits: Jorge Mamani
He was running around for three minutes while chewing on the substitute goalkeeper’s shoe
Image credits: Jorge Mamani
The dog named “Cachito” refused to give up his moment of glory and treated players’ attempts to subdue him as belly rubs
Image credits: Jorge Mamani
Image credits: Jorge Mamani
A player from the home team, Raúl Castro, eventually caught the pooch and carried him off the pitch
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Image credits: Jorge Mamani
Unfortunately, a few days after the match, the dog was found in poor condition after being struck by a vehicle
Image credits: The Strongest – Garra, Pasión y Sentimiento
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Image credits: GuissVel
Image credits: GuissVel
The dog was rescued by a local shelter and is slowly recovering
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After hearing the news, Raúl Castro, who escorted Cachito out of the stadium, decided to adopt the pup as soon as he returns from the next game
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Image credits: Reuters
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This makes me wish hugs were allowed- may this dog never know suffering again, and curse the person who hit him and didn't stop. He's such a happy dog.
Not making excuses, have you spent time in La Paz? Traffic is crazy and there are, unfortunately, many stray dogs (and people) weaving in and out of streets. Sometimes it is not possible to get out of the car without getting hit yourself. Just glad it has a happy ending. Cachito is SO cute!
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This makes me wish hugs were allowed- may this dog never know suffering again, and curse the person who hit him and didn't stop. He's such a happy dog.
Not making excuses, have you spent time in La Paz? Traffic is crazy and there are, unfortunately, many stray dogs (and people) weaving in and out of streets. Sometimes it is not possible to get out of the car without getting hit yourself. Just glad it has a happy ending. Cachito is SO cute!
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