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THE HEROIC ACT OF A YOUNG BOY How Thiago Saved His Dog From an Elevator Tragedy
As pet owners, you’ll do anything in your power to ensure the safety of your four- legged family members — even if that means acting quickly to get them out of harm’s way. And 11-year-old Thiago Magalhães had to do just that for his dog, Milú, when she nearly suffered a fatal accident.
room to breathe. Thiago himself was even lifted into the air trying to save Milú’s life. Thinking quickly, Thiago fidgeted with Milú’s collar until it snapped, causing him and his furry friend to fall. After hitting the button requesting emergency assistance, first responders rushed to the scene to ensure Thiago and Milú were safe.
been fatal for both the dog and my son.” Fortunately, Thiago and his four-legged companion weren’t injured. Accidents can occur when you least expect it, so it’s vital you take preventive measures to ensure the safety of yourself and your pets. If you are traveling with a loyal companion, please remember these elevator safety tips.
Everything was calm as Thiago entered his apartment’s elevator on the way to take Milú for a walk. However, he didn’t realize that Milú’s leash dragged on the ground and got caught in the elevator doors. Suddenly, his furry friend’s leash rose as the elevator began descending. Milú was quickly propelled into the air, dangling on what was left of her leash. Thiago sprang into action and held onto her collar as he attempted to give her enough
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Let people off the elevator before you enter with your dog. Keep the leash and your dog close to your side. Allow your dog to enter first and hold the door open until you and the leash are safely inside the elevator.
When speaking to Brazilian outlet G1, Thiago said,“I don’t know where I got the courage. I went on impulse.” The boy’s father, Rodrigo, said,“I was very scared of what happened and realized that the situation was very serious and that it could have
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We applaud Thiago for his bravery and hope this story can be a reminder for pet owners everywhere!
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