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It was a truly remarkable effort from a man named Vadim in Russia after miraculously saving a dog many would have thought impossible to do. After hearing subtle, faint barking sounds near the stairs of a sidewalk, his gut instincts took over, and he thought there may be something hidden under the bricks he needs to dig out to find out what it is. After a big sinkhole was repaired in the area and the sidewalk was completely redone, Vadim Rustam and his family overheard a low-volume barking surrounding the stairs of a building in the sidewalk. After they heard the subtle barking sounds, they immediately reported the scenario to the local housing office. But they weren't given any much help or attention at all as the local housing office denied them, saying that they weren't involved in the repairing of the sinkhole. Seemingly determined to find out and rescue the dog, Vadim took matters into his own hands and be the hero for the poor dog.

He and his family gathered some tools and went back to the spot where they overheard the barking sounds. With just a hammer in his arsenal, Vadim started to remove the bricks one by one, digging up the sand in search of the poor dog. After he got a significant space to work through, he found a huge rock that was blocking a hole, wherein the dog was buried inside so it could not get out. Imagine the terrifying experience the poor dog went through. He removed the rock, and to his surprise there was the dog buried! He pulled the dog out of the hole and seemingly the dog was pregnant! Everyone assumed that the workers intentionally buried the dog and left it out to die. But Vadim came to save the dog from the edges of death, and now he is considered a local hero in his hometown! Aside from the thought that the dog is pregnant, going for two days without food or water surely is a terrifying experience. And everyone was happy seeing the dog alive and well, and everyone certainly knows who to thank, their local hero Vadim. It isn't clear whether who was the mastermind behind the burying of the dog, but one thing is for sure; the dog is now at safe hands in a local rescue group in Voronezh, Russia. Thanks to Vadim, his gut instincts and his tremendous effort saved an animal from harm. Watch the video and see for yourself how amazingly Vadim came to save the buried dog.

It was truly a great sight to see seeing the dog alive and well. As soon as Vadim's instincts took over, he knows that there is something deep down those bricks that needs saving, and we commend Vadim for a remarkable effort! What do you think of Vadim's miraculous save? Don't forget to leave us a comment down below and share us your thoughts!

It seemed like a normal day, just walking through the streets, when suddenly the unexpected happened. Francesco Bove is lucky to be alive. A 62-year-old man, he was mauled and nearly killed in a vicious attack by two pit bulls in the Bronx, as witnesses frantically tried to intervene and help, police stated Saturday. Francesco Bove was heading into Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church on Belmont Ave. and E. 187th St. about 9:30 a.m. Friday when the dogs apparently broke free of their harnesses and suddenly attacked, as they began clawing and biting him — an attack so violent that a priest at Mount Carmel gave Bove last rites. Everything was caught on a cellphone camera from a tenement in which the canines were seen repeatedly biting Bove. At one point they dragged him from the middle of the street to the curb, each taking a shoulder.

As the dogs approached, he thought they wanted to be petted, but the canines had something else in mind. “They came to me, and I thought they were friendly but they jumped on me and I felt the bite,” he said. “I started to kick them off. I lost a big chunk of my arm. I could see it. I could see the bone.” The dogs also ripped off most of his right ear. All Bove saw was red blood. “My ear, I couldn’t see it, but there was blood everywhere,” the native of Isernia, Italy, said. In the video, another man steps in to help after Bove is knocked to the ground. The man uses his hands and legs, trying to keep the dogs at bay, but the animals seemed to find their way back to Bove. The good Samaritan was eventually knocked down on his feet. Screams and yells were heard. "Let him go!" someone voices. At least eight people on the street tried and attempted to help as the pit pulls drag Bove away from the small crowd. A woman can be heard off camera. It seems she is frantically calling 911. "These two dogs are outside attacking this man!" One man is seen firing a stream of water at the dogs with a hose while Bove lies in a pool of blood. “I think I’m going to die,” Bove said at the time according to his son Anthony. “But the priest made him promise that he will fight until the end.” He was taken to the hospital and now Bove is in stable condition at St. Barnabas Hospital on Saturday. He's well on the way to recovery, and fortunately he made it out alive on the brutal encounter. Bove went five hours of surgery Friday night and is expected to stay in the hospital at least a week to undergo another surgery to move a nerve from his leg into his arm, according to his son said. In other words, the owner of the dogs, Oliver, was arrested on eight counts of assault and two counts of reckless endangerment. She remained in jail on $35,000 bail Saturday, officials said. Check out the video and see for yourself the horrendous encounter!

What do you think of the video? Should dogs not be left roaming around the streets to avoid any incidents like this from happening? Let us know your thoughts and leave us a comment down below!