Seven dogs escape meat traders in China, trek 17 km home in heartwarming video
India Today
Seven stolen village dogs escaped suspected meat traders and were filmed travelling together along a busy highway in China.
Seven stolen village dogs were spotted travelling together along a busy highway in northeastern China after escaping suspected dog meat traders. They set off on a 17-km journey back to their village, as seen in a heartwarming video that has gone viral on social media.
Lu, a resident of China, recorded a video of the group of dogs walking in formation along a highway in Changchun, in Jilin province on March 16, South China Morning Post reports. Lu first spotted them on the highway that was about 17 km from their village.
The video showed the group of dogs moving cautiously, with several staying close to an injured German shepherd. A Corgi appeared to lead the group, frequently turning back as if to check on the others.
Seven dogs stolen from their owners have gone viral after escaping from an illegal transport truck and making their way home.They traveled around 17 km together, led by a corgi across highways and fields, now safely back with their respective owners.. pic.twitter.com/H5VB9BQkGB— og (@Yoda4ever) March 23, 2026
Speaking to the Chinese newspaper Dahe Daily, Lu said: “They resemble a band of little brothers in distress, moving in unison – nothing like stray dogs.”
According to Lu, he tried multiple times to steer the dogs away from traffic and toward safety, but they did not respond.
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