In a small town in South Africa, a stray dog wandered around a school, trying to feed itself with food from school garbage. However, it was quickly discovered that the person who found it was the headmaster of the school, who did not normally like to see these dirty stray dogs running into the school and messing with it, and immediately called the security guards and caught it.
The headmaster then did something that nobody thought of, and he ordered the security guard to dump the dog in a big pit near the school and bury it alive! The security guards obstructed the headmaster's orders and were finally perfected, and the guards spent half a day burying the dogs.
However, they did not know that their actions had been seen by a nearby cleaner, who had no idea that they had done so badly. When he saw the dog's life at hand, he took the tools to save the buried dog.
Although deep, it's good that dogs are struggling to climb up, so it's not really deep. It didn't take a while for the cleaners to remove the sand that was buried in the dog's head, and the dog just fainted and slowly recovered his mind.
The sand is still deep below, and the cleaners decided to call two or three colleagues to dig together and to save the dog for another 10 minutes. They then took half-dead stray dogs to the hospital while notifying the local animal protection organization and quickly arrived with the press.
The dog was eventually saved, but several fractures were needed to recover slowly. Moreover, it is now very afraid of people, who are frightened when they are near, and it is clear that this dangerous experience of burial has caused them very great moral damage. As for the headmaster who had committed the crime, his actions had been met with insults, and he had been denounced for being inferior and for being the one who should have done it. He was subsequently arrested by the local police for the crime of animal abuse and may have been in jail for several months.
After the wounds, the dog is still afraid of people, and his leg is permanently crippled. But its fate has also changed, and a female journalist from the United Kingdom is willing to adopt it in the hope that it will be fine and that it will not suffer any more harm!