Naveen first saw Malu on 8 December, on the second day of his nearly 700 km pilgrimage by foot from the Mookambika temple in Kollur, Udupi to the Sabarimala shrine in Pathanamthitta. Naveen had no way of knowing then that he had found a friend of a lifetime, who would stay by his side through thick and thin.
Back then Malu was just a stray dog that was curious about a bearded man walking along the road.
An employee at the Kerala State Electricity Board, Naveen began his journey on the morning of 7 December . At first, he was worried about several stray dogs that approached him, especially in the morning hours, and invariably shooed them off. But something about Malu set this dog apart from others.
It took Naveen, a 38-year-old hailing from Kozhikode in Kerala, 17 days to make the journey of more than 600 km by foot. And incredibly, Malu was with him almost every step of the way. And when he made his return journey on 23 December, Malu came back home with him, seated right next to him in a KSRTC bus. More + photos...
Related posts:
Back then Malu was just a stray dog that was curious about a bearded man walking along the road.
An employee at the Kerala State Electricity Board, Naveen began his journey on the morning of 7 December . At first, he was worried about several stray dogs that approached him, especially in the morning hours, and invariably shooed them off. But something about Malu set this dog apart from others.
It took Naveen, a 38-year-old hailing from Kozhikode in Kerala, 17 days to make the journey of more than 600 km by foot. And incredibly, Malu was with him almost every step of the way. And when he made his return journey on 23 December, Malu came back home with him, seated right next to him in a KSRTC bus. More + photos...
Related posts:
- Extreme marathon runner adopts stray dog that ran with...
- Stray dog runs 1700km to Tibet with Chinese cyclists!
- A stray hero...
- India:Chhotu the dog appears in court ... again!!!
- China and dogs; to eat or not to eat...
- Dog in Brazil remains faithful to his assassinated owner till the end...
- How Swiss rescue dogs are trained to help in disaster zones...
No comments:
Post a Comment