Wild Boar Who Couldn’t Move For A Week Demands Belly Rubs Now | The Dodo Comeback Kids

[@Jean-tt6on]

I really love how the lady who found him didn't tell him poor baby. She spoke life into him. Kept telling him, "you're gonna make it, you're a strong boy".

[@ChristinaMagma]

At 0:18 she did but i get what you mean

[@rosamaemakaakit6529]

Yeah,me too.A brautiful lady inside, out.

[@ashleecantu6470]

Good point bc I was literally saying it out loud myself.

[@jwynter5857]

I don't think it really mattered what she said to him, because he doesn't understand human speech. He was obviously bitten by a snake and the venom had his ankle swollen and he was unable to stand or walk. It's good that she fed him because he wasn't able to forage for himself. Pretty amazing that the vet didn't recognize what was going on.

[@queenesther09]

Sometimes showing compassion to an animal is all that it takes.

[@pauladixon9003]

That lady put a tent over him, stayed with him and took care of him until she found a vet and a sanctuary! She is awesome! ❤️

[@Cuban20]

It sounds like a Buddhist or Hindu epic. There are stories like that. Maybe she’s a real life Saint hahaha

[@loveenergy4255]

Awesome lady! Thank you!! You helped this sweet guy get better! ❤️

[@daphne4983]

She's awesome

[@Psilocybism]

If I believed in heaven, she would be among the angel side, definitely!

[@jamesdunning8650]

Yeah..crazy lol

[@dr_yeet9399]

Anyone ever considered that this is exactly how humans domesticated animals in the first place? A majority of humans won't just walk past an injured or dying animal and do nothing, and this is a WILD boar, they can really be quite intimidating and do serious damage and yet after Paxton was nursed to health, he was completely adjusted to human presence and sought human touch, extremely rare in a wild animal. Super cool to see it happen, wild turned fur child.

[@BeanMann]

Its also interesting to think that, in captivity they naturaly stop growing their tusks as they dont need to hunt for food, the opposite is also true for captive pigs that manage to get into the wild.

[@Budsport_TV]

Read Coyote

[@pbgd3]

remember feral hogs and boars are introduced domesticated animals that have become undomesticated.

[@headfullofacid8088]

I think this is exactly how most animals were domesticated.

[@stevenmcgehee4772]

God gave man dominion over the animal kingdom

[@chrisashley6683]

Thank you for caring for him when no one else would.

[@caroline0515]

Who knew I would ever fall for a wild boar?!?!? He just melts your heart and makes you realize that he is just another sweet baby that deserves love and care. That is so generous of this sanctuary to give him a haven.

[@Thehogwhisperer]

Amen! I have 9 - raised from youngins- they are more fun and smarter than anyone could imagine… ❤

[@jakethepitador2558]

What a beautiful soul, to stay with him, not abandon him, for a whole week until help could be found. He had such a strong will to survive. You go Paxton!

[@sana4352]

That lady put a tent over him, stayed with him and took care of him until she found a vet and a sanctuary! She is awesome! ❤️

[@chumdog90]

Paxton is living the good life that he deserves. Bless that woman and the people who saved him and healed him.

[@EmBreveVoltaraoSenhorJesus777]

Who would bless her if not the Creator of the skies, earth and seas?

[@_.-._.-.]

@@EmBreveVoltaraoSenhorJesus777 Not everyone is Christian, nor even religious.

[@simonO712]

@HunterBidensCrackPipe Controlled as any other form of wildlife, sure. _Eradicated?_ Hell no.

[@_.-._.-.]

@HunterBidensCrackPipe this single boar has nothing to do with that. He lives in a sanctuary where he cannot procreate and contribute to the population. Just because wolves kill livestock we shouldn't get rid of dogs.

[@_.-._.-.]

@HunterBidensCrackPipe what does that even mean? Are you assuming they're gay?? Its 2021, that hasn't been an insult for the last decade.

[@joyceprice6749]

Poor little fella wouldn't have stood a chance if such a good hearted lady hadn't have found him and took care of him. Animals know when you're a good hearted person. He's now a big sweetheart. ❤️

[@taxesrtheft]

That lady that found him is an angel😢

[@EyeLean5280]

No act of kindness is ever wasted.

[@truthseeker3097]

💖

[@CR1T1KaL714]

People like this lady give me hope. Such a kind thing to do

[@MrPooPooJohn]

If you're feeling up to it, pay it forward and donate to the Aloha Sanctuary. The people who keep these sanctuaries running and the animal residents need all the help they can get. Just a few bucks goes a long way.

[@sthpac69]

She's doing all this for a fucking hog, unbelievable.

[@patrickgrady7505]

@@sthpac69 yeah awesome isn't it? We need more positive people like her.

[@sthpac69]

Yeah we sure do lol.

[@sana4352]

That lady put a tent over him, stayed with him and took care of him until she found a vet and a sanctuary! She is awesome! ❤️

[@ramspace]

What a story. If all leaders of this world had such heart and care, we would never have wars.

[@saltycat662]

The woman who found him, nursed him and didn't give up on him is amazing. God bless her kindness and everyone else who helped Paxton recover.

[@snaky1107]

@Ashley Stevie and lemon juice

[@snaky1107]

@Ashley Stevie shamone ?

[@sana4352]

That lady put a tent over him, stayed with him and took care of him until she found a vet and a sanctuary! She is awesome! ❤️

[@johninnz]

@Smoking Doobie Pfffft you clown.

[@MMoreau]

This woman is extraordinary, it is so rare to see so much love and devotion for an animal that is too often hated, trapped and killed. Sincere congratulations to her !

[@stevetaylor3681]

Exactly. Any animal has the tendency to be more aggressive when hurt. The fact that she was willing to help a large injured animal, let alone a boar who has horrifying teeth and smells that would scare most people and animals, is amazing. If some sort of municipal animal authority got involved, they would probably have executed it. People like her illuminate this world during v dark times, and make it a happy place: especially for Paxton.

[@kos_m824]

@@stevetaylor3681 Depending on where she lives, she very well might have broken the law by saving this boar. In most places you're legally obligated to kill any invasive species

[@SloppypapiBeefboi]

@@kos_m824 yeah lol in Hawaii these animals are literally killing the ecosystem. Liberal bleeding heart once again ignores science haha.

[@everythingmatters6308]

@@SloppypapiBeefboiOverpopulation of people is killing ecosystems all over the planet. Ignorant, hard hearted Republican once again ignores science.

[@Josh-fj9hi]

@@everythingmatters6308 so are you denying these boars are an invasive species that breed like wildfire and destroy hundreds of millions of dollars of crops yearly and often kill local wildlife? Just like how you liberals deny there's only two genders? Also the world isn't even close to being overpopulated stop reading fake news

[@triviaguy0071]

Fantastic story. Bless the wonderful woman who saw a hurting SOUL, and not a wild hog, a gave it the help, love, and compassion we all deserve.

[@Mr_Bob_Loblaw]

They don’t have souls bro.

[@Eric-469]

I just really appreciate humans like these

[@marieslabbert6009]

Whatever his personality was before, when he was found, he was treated with kindness and he is reciprocating that now. Love can change everything.

[@kapumadhu]

Yes, Love, affection and care can change anything in our human lives..

[@kapumadhu]

Thanks for liking my feelings and thoughts on your highlighted comment. I am highly impressed, as it touched my heart 💖... thanks a lot again..

[@mariacperez-fondon543]

He did regained his trust in others, and now he reciprocates by being kind and sweet and ultimately living his best life. Excellent!!!!!

[@robertp.wainman4094]

So true - my Mother always said "Love makes the world go 'round."

[@Argumemnon]

"He just wants to chill and have a good time." Don't we all?

[@Aetila]

Me too! :-)

[@UrClassicGirly]

Yeah pretty much 😑

[@Sheltieshangrila]

And get our bellies scratched ❤️

[@carolcox302]

@@Sheltieshangrila 😂

[@coldasice22]

There’s a difference,he likes to chill and have a good time. We like to chill and have a bacon.

[@McSab]

I once lived in a foster care placement on a smallholding with a llama, a cow, horses, ducks, chickens, a greyhound, a black lab and a pot bellied pig, and 21 great Danes. It was truly brilliant! Cared more about them animals than my foster parents. Animals are life 😊❤❤

[@FreakingPlane]

Thats awesome!

[@jocelynjones4940]

21 Great Danes?? How exciting.

[@aethertech]

TWENTY ONE GREAT DANES? meingot!

[@cadebritt8001]

I definitely have to say how much you were blessed. I to was adopted, that's only terminology. But I always judged people by their animals. If you are true. You know where the light shines. In the end don't be scared that light is for you. Love 💘.

[@miriampardo5148]

Animals of which were one ARE LIFE

[@mamallama7708]

If only everyone had the compassion this woman has 😯 beautiful.

[@ramonaredding8812]

I'm sitting here crying I love animals much love to you

[@teresamorabito1655]

Mee too

[@ninanord5256]

I agree too 🥰🙋‍♀️👍

[@SteveSmith-kf9on]

Far better than the idiot humans we have around at late

[@notme2day]

This is the channel I come to after watching the crappy news or American politics.. makes me feel better about some of humanity and that not all is lost.

[@sabi8381]

You and I both! They are angels who test us!

[@lovetownsend]

Her ending point is SOOOO true. Overcoming hardship AND THEN staying outgoing and not bitter, is the true achievement.

[@Nehfarius]

"Yanno...maybe these 'humans' aren't so bad after all."

[@tippib2222]

Pigs of all kinds are incredibly smart. He was able to understand that people were trying to help him.

[@jollyjokress3852]

💚💚

[@diananutt1517]

The pathetic jerk who injured him was probably part of the "mighty" hunters who take guns to shoot these animals they are AFRAID of! Think of that when you're told by someone they've shot a wild animal. You'll find they were actually afraid of that animal. Simply PATHETIC. These killers/maimers would be quick to laugh, especially at women, saying how afraid women are. This awesome woman didn't show one bit of fear..only compassion and a determination to heal Paxton. 💚🐷💚

[@RennieAsh]

And he also knows that the woman will give him belly rubs

[@diananutt1517]

@@RennieAsh You'd better believe it, Rennie! 😀

[@Corzappy]

@@diananutt1517 Wild boars are not Native to North America, judging by the woman's voice, I doubt she found this boar in Europe or Asia. Wild boars are an intensely invasive species which seriously destroy natural habitats for native wildlife, destroy crops, even harm livestock. The only two purposes for shooting a boar would be for food or for the sake of wildlife preservation. Either way, this boar was not shot for the sake of causing suffering nor because someone was "afraid". Either way, putting the boar down would've been the right thing to do, but as long as it's not out in the wild it doesn't make much of a difference.

[@normalnorma4974]

What an utterly wonderful lady, to put the tent round him and give him a second chance. The wee boar has had a painful, scary endurance , lying there, now he's being cared for and loved. He looks chubbier too.😁❤made me cry. Wonderful lady and sanctuary ❤️

[@curleex3838]

Respect to the lady who stayed with him for a wk, what a legend. ✊🏻✌💙🇬🇧

[@academyofshem]

What an idiot, you mean. What's she gonna to save next, a rabid possum?

[@NikiBechusWTF]

💯💯💯👋👋👋

[@gambog6684]

To spend a week with this wild creature and help feed, water and comfort him is beyond the call of duty. She is truly a wonderful woman. Thank you and I hope you are blessed with good fortune in life.

[@normafig924]

We don’t understand that we were suppose to be the protectors of everything on this planet. Yet sadly we need more people like this to come through and help these animals. Luv the video.

[@phoenixlee7949]

Yes! Agree completely

[@dar_jada]

I agree too. The role of humans on this planet should be as caretakers not exploiters and spoilers of this beautiful earthly home that we SHARE with all of nature's creatures.

[@fatdad64able]

And we failed so miserably. Religion told us that everything was created for us, but that is so wrong. Greetings from Germany.

[@jaycuzman625]

@@fatdad64able the Bible states that animals were created first, then us in the image of God. God knows our psychology and emotional makeup better than we ever will. HE knew that we would feel immense and irreparable loneliness and loss without the company, and yes at times companionship of sharing this beautiful planet He created. Animals are a gift from God our Father. HE never intended us to be cruel and feel entitled to harm other living creatures. God even takes note when a sparrow dies. TS Elliot wrote a poem about the nobility of animals, particularly birds. I never saw a bird feel sorry for itself,. It will fall, dead frozen to the ground, And not once felt sorry for itself.

[@MideanStone]

It brings me some relief to know that others out there feel the same as me. I agree with you from the bottom of my heart.

[@beatrixjansen6297]

The kind of story that gives me hope for humanity.When you watch stories like this one, you realize, that there are many,many loving, caring people in this world.Thank you to the woman ,who really saved his life and to the Aloha sanctuary ,that didn't give up on him🥰🥰🥰

[@D_e_n_i_s_e_B]

Poor animal! Thank you so much for taking care of him. God bless you

[@itachi-kun7736]

Paxton is very lucky with these kind humans around him, im really glad he recovered

[@andrecrosby466]

I'm glad that he's doing better since we're having a bacon shortage.

[@slavaukraine5117]

@@andrecrosby466 🤣

[@anail9914]

@@andrecrosby466 hahaha

[@tbascoebuzz4782]

Absolutely breaks my heart. To think this woman couldn’t find anyone to help her, but she persevered. And look at the rewards! We’re all Gods creatures. ♥️

[@Bullet-ve2it]

a lot of places view wild boars as a nuisance at best or an invasive species at worst. They can be destructive and chase away other animals from a healthy ecosystem so a lot of places have kill orders put in place to keep their population from getting out of control

[@HogginDoss]

@PAUL MH False dicotomy. He never stated how he felt about the policy, just that they exist. Get off your soapbox.

[@anawolowl]

@PAUL MH He was merely informing why some people wouldn’t want to help boars. Is hurling insults really necessary?

[@ashleyjohnson9651]

@PAUL MH actually, invasive species really do need to be culled to protect the native ones. but yes theres no reason to let them suffer, just quickly put them out of their misery

[@DurzoBlunts]

Wild boars are invasive and pests

[@wendyturner21]

The first girl is totally amazing. That's where that wild boy became people ok. He knew she safed him. Totally a great group of folks. Thxs to the rescue people, big boy has a forever safe home. 🐾🌹.

[@aliviatoro1504]

the fact he doesn't act like a boar- she was spot on, he got comfy and was done fighting to live

[@HeavyChevy]

Paxton is looking so much better, he looks happy and healthy. Thanks to everyone who helped him recover, you are all angels. 💕

[@smokindragn1]

Paxton would look so much better on a barbecue.

[@JP-ee7qq]

And to all especially the angel who saved him, you guys are the embodiment of kindness, selflessness and sacrifice.

[@genemiddleton9913]

seriously, that girl is AMAZING. To go everyday, out of pure kindness is like a superhero power. She is seriously BAD-ASS!!! Bravo to you Girl!!

[@whydidmyhandlechangefromAlice]

God bless that woman who stayed with him, that vet that was willing to see him and that sanctuary that took him in. 😇

[@stoneyvance7720]

How cruel no one would help him. Thank you for taking care of him.

[@InSpades0]

It’s probably because wild hogs tend to be incredibly invasive and harmful to the environment. Unfortunate as it may be.

[@sarahkuhn2286]

He looked so emaciated in the beginning, I was so worried. I'm happy to see he gained a proper weight at the sanctuary.

[@rheniumzandor9938]

This lady is an ANGEL and so are all those who helped her

[@stevenwhite3.1415]

I adore the woman caring for Paxton toward the end. She is so positive and loving. She makes me smile.

[@VegasViking420]

Boars are never that chill! That's one happy pig right there!

[@JennHerz-HTX92]

That's what I was thinking too. I'm in disbelief how calm he is, being he's a boar. He's super cute

[@anitajinfla9762]

Yep... Many years ago, my step uncle had one breach a fence on his land. Farms and woods nearby. He was out walking towards his mail box..on his dirt driveway.... Heard grunting behind him...and turned in time to see a huge boar coming at him from the side field. He had his knife...and he had to kill it. He was upset about that. Said it weighed near 300 pounds.

[@jaycuzman625]

It's a boar. It was helpless, and not stupid. He knew he had a chance with this lady.

[@sharonrenedavenport8995]

They Absolutely Can Be Chill And Happy ! I Just Met One, Up Close & Personal, Recently. In TEXAS, Of Course !! 🤠

[@JennHerz-HTX92]

@@anitajinfla9762 wow 😲

[@idaweberjrgensen4427]

The woman who found him is an amazing human being. If only everyone was like this.

[@sana4352]

That lady put a tent over him, stayed with him and took care of him until she found a vet and a sanctuary! She is awesome! ❤️

[@grantpflum6844]

Seriously! I come across a situation like that and I am more likely to think bacon than rescue. We all have something to learn from her.

[@luceatlux7087]

imagine the gratitude in the heart of a being receiving such help, even though he can't express it or perhaps consciously recognize it. i recently went through a period of intensely painful, near-death illness and got so much help from my mom (groceries, clean clothes, medicine, etc). every time i woke up, i was thanking heaven for every one of her efforts. just to know how valuable such help is, is wildly profound. it would be so ugly to not be infinitely grateful. understanding the seriousness of dire situations makes me sure that i should try my best to pay it forward, in whatever way i can, to help those who are suffering in whatever kind of seriously less fortunate place, without giving so much attention to my miserly side...

[@SNOLLYS]

i would have taken it home and eaten it

[@MARGARETPF]

She is a awesome human being.

[@Shawnsatisfiedwife]

Thank you all for helping him

[@DinsRune]

Animals like this must feel like they've been abducted by aliens 🤣 On death's door, accepting and waiting, suddenly they're whisked off to a place of peace and comfort, where all their needs are cared for and they're able to heal their wounds! I'm sure he feels like the luckiest lil hog in the world 💖

[@cafeine]

that sounded like describing paradise

[@isthistwitterbruh]

Or saved by gods/angels. Which is what we should be to all animals, instead of the opposite which we are instead

[@puginator1612]

@(Anshu)Transcendence google vietnamese giant centipedes for more cut boars

[@haventthoughtofanameyet6364]

Right? Could you imagine?! That's basically Valhalla! Epic.

[@haventthoughtofanameyet6364]

@Transaction Empire lolol he was just napping, and then this lady came by giving pats and food so he was like ehh let's see what all I can get outta this, he even faked that leg injury, sneaky little bastard

[@27neverlose]

THAT WOMEN DESERVES SO MUCH GOOD LUCK IN LIFE,.... LOOKING AFTER THIS POOR ANIMAL, UNTIL SHE WAS ABLE TO PERSUADE A VET TO HELP SHOWS SHE HAS AN AMAZING HEART ........

[@Quellness223]

Too bad luck is non existence it's just a fairy tail. She deserves blessings and sight thru God to push ppl in being this way . Is how she did this. Guarantee she has strong faith in the lord Jesus. Or at least God Yaweh.

[@AT-yn9dm]

Wild boars are an invasive species, nursing one back to health isn’t doing the environment any favors.

[@27neverlose]

@@AT-yn9dm I know they rip sh.t up and create tons of damage... To me its still a breathing living animal that deserves to be nursed back to health. I would have done the same and as far as the environment is concerned, its still here doing quite well in 2022....

[@annaducille3711]

This woman's an earth angel,cared about his life when no one else did. All the best to her and Mr Paxton.

[@sana4352]

That lady put a tent over him, stayed with him and took care of him until she found a vet and a sanctuary! She is awesome! ❤️

[@angelacasey2663]

@@sana4352 umm

[@matthewweng8483]

This is the epitome of compassion.

[@lydiahiksan1232]

It's humans like this that give me hope in such a messed up world.

[@kane00000]

What about the humans who gun these animals down and justify it because they are incredibly dangerous? I can't tell who I respect more. Someone who volunteers at a soup kitchen or someone who murders animals for sport and hangs their decapitated heads on their walls.

[@Corzappy]

@@kane00000 Just an FYI, Wild Boars are an invasive species. Their Native Habitats are in Europe and Asia, judging by "alohaanimalsanctuary" at the end of the video, I'm assuming this is in the Hawaiian Islands, where feral pigs are an invasive species and cause habitat destruction. I doubt it was even a hunter that caused this pig's injury, it would most likely have been done with a bow or rifle, seemed like a broken leg to me. Most hunters don't kill for no reason, food and wildlife preservation are the two main reasons for hunting, and if someone doesn't slot into one of those categories then they're probably poachers.

[@justdnk777]

@@kane00000 I respect hunters as they gather their own food, given permission by the state, a lot more respectful than a dude expressing angrily on a greasy keyboard from eating burgers and fries.

[@chexquest87]

@@Corzappy humans are a an even better example of an invasive species…

[@rchrdjms62]

@@kane00000 I'd go with the head mounted on the wall. You must really hate Farmers because wild boars are an invasive species that caused over two billion dollars in damage a year. And they taste good.

[@dad4ever-c90]

It restores my faith in humanity to see people, like Andria, who give their time and effort to those in need out of the goodness of their heart. Comforting an animal that appeared to be dying was very kind. But she actually saved his life too!

[@Calberta]

@@Lilith218 🌌 oh wow. Thank you! I intensely agree with you

[@nitibagirlfrnorthcotabato]

@@Lilith218 right.. Not all people going to church to worship our Lord Jesus is good

[@chaitanyamallipudi]

What about chicken and cows we eat..don't they also deserve compassion? Can we love dog cats and kill others like pigs cows and hens? Go vegan

[@triciag3311]

Thank you to the kind woman who found him and cared enough to stay with him. Not enough people realize that each life is so important, animal or human. Thank you for restoring a little of my faith in humanity! He's as cute as can be!

[@tylerjakes3136]

Hello, how are you doing Hope you’re having a wonderful day!!!

[@mith2946]

Unfortunately nature is not built on good intentions or fantasy. Sadly invasive Hogs do have to be hunted and killed

[@billsmith7673]

@@mith2946 Nah, with all our technology and all the time and money people waste, we could solve the problem. We could trap them and spay/neuter, etc.

[@thechronicsurroncouple6912]

What about bugs? Ants in the kitchen, big cockroach running around the house, centipede in the bathroom, big spider in the closet …. Do you kill those? Not being a wise ass just curious

[@jimbusmaximus4624]

Because they're usually very dangerous animals. This one just must have been done living, it's really unusual for a wild boar to be docile.

[@blissbased]

Wow, the woman who protected him for a week. Just wow. Thank you! What a wonderful deed/person. This is so next level Love and Care, so angelic, I am deeply moved.

[@michellefarrugia852]

Not only she saved his life but saved him from days of suffering, pain, hunger & lonliness as unfortunately many animals endure.

[@rchrdjms62]

A 30-30 would save him from the days of suffering too.

[@dragonladyusps]

@@rchrdjms62 I am a hunter but you make a very disgraceful comment and embarrass us all.

[@rchrdjms62]

@@dragonladyusps You're not a hunter.

[@dragonladyusps]

@@rchrdjms62 hmmmm. You think not because I also have compassion? Well. Bzzzz. You are wrong. I also fish and dispatch and process chooks. The thing is your comment was unnecessary and meant to be nasty.

[@rchrdjms62]

@@dragonladyusps compassion for what? It is sometimes practiced even today to put sick or injured animals down under certain circumstances. So your compassion isn't there. If you were really a hunter or had anything to do with harvesting game, you would know what I said in posts to others on this story, that wild boars are vermin and pests and cause over 2 billion dollars and damage to farmers and others each year. So your so-called compassion clearly isn't for them. And if you were telling the truth you would also know that it's possibly illegal to do what this person did.

[@rreeves0710]

What a good person. Wish everyone had this much compassion.

[@academyofshem]

I wish she had a little sense and helped some animal that wasn't a destructive, invasive species.

[@Winterlover1987]

​@@academyofshemI pray 4 you. You really are bitter and sad. You need to think things. You clearly was NEVER loved by a parent and obviously was neglected and ir abused and you violate little girls or think about doing it. Don't you ! Yes I know bc I am a medium and I have seen you do this so either it by thought ir action either way it explains why you are so evil towards poor injured animals what ever you think if them. Good job your opinion counts for ZERO. ZILCH NOTHING JUST LIKE YOU. YOU ARE NOTHING AND NEVER WILL BE YES I SEE THAT 2 ❤❤ NYMISTI.....

[@logicVSpassion]

no person is good

[@4_vaccuum_salesman_of_marr944]

​@@academyofshem like humanity?

[@academyofshem]

@@4_vaccuum_salesman_of_marr944 As in, "invasive species of animals," i.e., non-human.

[@5pringheeljack]

"He just wants to chill and have a good time." I think Paxton is my spirit animal.

[@YorkistRaven]

I thank the kind lady who saved this beautiful trusting creature. How smart a boar is!! So glad he made it !!

[@heidim6468]

This just goes to show animals are sweet when humanity shows kindness to the wounded. Thank you for just caring about our life on Earth…..

[@ainablack9440]

Be kind to animals!!!

[@bensoncheung2801]

69 likes.

[@FlowerChyld43]

God Bless the woman who refused to leave his side and found him assistance and an Incredible, Loving, Wonderful home!!!! You are all Awesome!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@highpsi11]

Thank you for not giving up on an injured wild animal who people are so often afraid of!!

[@laurelsilberman5705]

Wow you could hardly tell how dire the situation had BEEN until you see him standing AFTER being fed well for multiple weeks that you can see how emaciated he had become. Like once gravity is acting on the muscles and he is upright, you can see how skinny he was, poor guy. His belly is so small and you can see his frame underneath. The woman that rescued him and showed SUCH incredible dedication really did save him from the brink. What an amazing job, everyone involved. 👏🏽✨👍🏽❤️

[@aarone1981]

Paxton is a massive pig now!, as he was meant to be...

[@markrobertdevison1227]

This is a very good story. I'm glad the woman looked after him when he needed help.

[@sana4352]

That lady put a tent over him, stayed with him and took care of him until she found a vet and a sanctuary! She is awesome! ❤️

[@KillerGothChick]

Yeah great 👍 they breed fast attack humans and carry disease 🙄 😒 😑 that humans can get too...

[@georgesmith8255]

This just goes to show you just how intelligent these animals are… he looks like a very sweet piggy…

[@LadyLeomon]

I remember an episode of an old tv show I *loved* as a kid (World’s Most Incredible Animals Rescues), as a kid with Asperger’s I would rewatch my favourite shows again and again and this was one of them. One of the segments was about a pot-bellied pig named Petunia who saved her family from a house-fire by breaking the bedroom door open then waking them up. I never forgot what an animal expert in that part said “Pigs are fourth in the line of intelligence: humans, apes, dolphins and pigs”. Bless this lil’ porker for the rest of his piggy life, his rescuer and all the other kind people who helped him heal 💙🐱💙

[@gattmawer3030]

i think that as humans, we have little say in whichever species are "intelligent" or not. the presumption that since we use technology we are the smartest, is probably the stupidest ever, actually.

[@tnxjesus]

Yeah say that when theyre tearing up your property

[@patrickgrady7505]

@@tnxjesus and humans destroying this planet overall is okay. Don't be a dingleberry.

[@nikkid7963]

Exactly, and people tell me all the time it’s fine to eat these animals their mean anyway. Screw that! They’re extremely intelligent, sweet animals who deserve to live.

[@i_love_rescue_animals]

Wow! That woman SAVED his life, for sure!! And Paxton is just such a big sweetie! What a great story. I'm so happy for Paxton that he is living in a sanctuary and will always be cared for and safe. ❤️

[@lisaberland225]

Tear of happiness runs down my cheeks...Paxton is gorgeous, very special energy...you gave him what every being should get love 💖🇳🇿

[@CarrionCrow993]

What a lovely boar 😊. Kudos to the lady who stayed with him and found him the sanctuary. She's definitely Paxton's guardian angel.

[@sana4352]

That lady put a tent over him, stayed with him and took care of him until she found a vet and a sanctuary! She is awesome! ❤️

[@TheBackroomCollective]

I'm gonna say the boar was the angel...because we're all watching this story an were all filled with hope. That love actually wins. Idk maybe its just me?

[@chiovhanoshun5070]

When I get depressed I can always count on this channel to lift me up. All it takes is for one person to care. Peace and blessings to everyone💫🤗

[@LucasMartin-im5ub]

That "he wasn't supposed to" bit was beautiful and profound. Not everyone deserves forgiveness tho. Evil people need to be dealt with but I'm glad for Paxton that he could manage to find peace. Bless the lady for helping him.

[@andrewenriquez3138]

Yeah you gonna line them up and one by one shoot them in the back of the head?

[@Diaszurana]

Why cant everpne be like this wonderful woman. The world would be a PARADISE if everyone, or even most of us were like her...

[@someone-ke4qj]

No you don't even know her and I'm positive your wrong.

[@Diaszurana]

@@someone-ke4qj why's that?

[@danielgawelczyk4695]

I'm not a vegan or animal right activist. I just love animals and appreciate when folks just do the right thing. I really wish more people would open their heart right now and try to realize all living creatures are conscious souls.

[@ZTrollface]

I know I'm a troll like literally the embodiment of trolling but this is facts, I feel the same, I know I can troll a bit hard but, I do have a heart for animals.

[@dominiccamerlengo8324]

I am the same as you n wish the same! I have 8 mini pigs, 2 dogs, 1 cat, & a 41 yr old African Grey Parrot, & I would move heaven n earth for them! Keep the faith & God bless that lady who spent a week saving such a gentle animal!

[@meatballmaestro7615]

With that realisation surely the next logical step is to not eat them?

[@linachernyaeva8151]

@@ZTrollface wtf😂😂😂😂

[@Paradyski]

Ja tez lubie schabowe

[@Jacksbox11]

God bless this woman for helping an animal in need and damn those that didn't!

[@gem9535]

It's a boar. They are invasive and dangerous. They came here because of humans and so it's our job to take care of them. No one is going to help an animal they're trying to get rid of. Boars are responsible for millions of dollars of damage, and kill pets, animals, and people every year. They will severely maim you for no other reason then you being in their line of sight. Clearly this one isn't as much of a danger, but you shoot to kill whenever you come across one in the wild. That, or run. Shame on the hunters for not finishing the job.

[@panzerguitar00]

@@gem9535 What this guy said. I know it may be a tough pill to swallow, but in some places and in some circumstances, certain animals really are nothing short of a problem that needs to be gotten rid of.

[@joemc1960]

I think I’ve seen humans befriend pretty much every animal on the planet. And it’s so wonderful to see.

[@importantsomeone153]

world needs women like her made me happy that there are many good people still out there

[@JoanWhack]

All animals deserve kindness in their time of need. This woman, and her heart is admirable and something we should all strive to be. Paxton is a beautiful wild boar, and it's so satisfying to see him big, chunky, happy, and sweet. Also a quick history lesson. Wild boars are hardy, strong willed, fierce, intelligent, and wonderful animals. Many cultures of antiquity and even up until now from all around the world, have respected and deified the wild boar; since the dawn of civilization. I've never been more proud to have my family name, it is Gaelic for wild boar.

[@user-is6yl9wi7e]

@Hugh Jarse LOL!! They're not fangs. They're tusks. And no, they're not razor sharp either. The boar can bite hard, that's the defense. Do you spend any time at all in nature? You really should. And if you watched the video at all, you'd see that the wild boar was turned gentle by the kindness of the woman who saved him.

[@DurzoBlunts]

They're also invasive and destruction monsters.

[@adreamingwolf]

@Hugh Jarse Ah troll account. You don't belong here.

[@ninanord5256]

@@adreamingwolf right 🙋‍♀️🤩

[@chaitanyamallipudi]

What about chicken and cows we eat..don't they also deserve compassion? Can we love dog cats and kill others like pigs cows and hens? Go vegan

[@konradbauer685]

just watch his eyes and look at the intelligence that reflects in his eyes these animals are very clever social communicative and above all they are a living creatures just like we and they have every right on living without suffering

[@jules1011]

Every animal on the good Lords earth, deserves to live and not be treated as a nuisance. Thank you beautiful folks for helping this creature heal and live. ❤️🐾

[@hecatelove9667]

Second that ♥️

[@cynthiarogers2904]

*THERE IS A SPECIAL PLACE IN HEAVEN FOR THOSE WHO HELP ANIMALS IN NEED. GOD BLESS YOU !!!*

[@heidibee501]

Paxton showed us what courage is. And this lovely lady is a paragon of empathy. Thank you for this fine story.

[@sana4352]

That lady put a tent over him, stayed with him and took care of him until she found a vet and a sanctuary! She is awesome! ❤️

[@Gamerafighter76]

People like that kind lady restore my faith in humanity; we’re not all bad. Who knew that a wild boar could be such a softie?

[@academyofshem]

Totally opposite here. This woman displayed a terrific lack of sense. "Let's save the life of a member of an invasive species that costs American farmers over $2.5 billion a year." It's idiots such as her that make be believe our society is doomed.

[@matrixiekitty2127]

The love and dedication of the woman who stayed with him until she could find him medical help is so touching. She tried everything should could for him and it saved his life. Without her, he would have never been able to make it to the sanctuary and have such a wonderful life💖

[@Lee-annGuenter]

Thank you for saving his life . He is well worth it. ❤

[@QDC22]

You are doing god's work. Thank you for helping all the animals that were in need of help. May god bless you 🙏. Also that little guy needs some more belly rubs 😊 And animals aren't only my friends but my family 😇 Those who are reading this have a very good day to you 🙏.

[@oxcart4172]

Because god can't be bothered!

[@DipityS]

Sometimes it feels like everything is coming down around our ears, and then I am buoyed up by stories showing people out there pouring their love and hard work and dedication into the world and no letting anyone stop them and it give me such hope. Thank you lovely people for saving Mr Paxton 😊

[@ginamorrison3071]

Thank you for staying with him that first week!!! And finding him help!! 🥰❤️

[@WhatiMeamWho]

Thank-you for helping Paxton and making his retirement so comfortable.

[@JA-tr9ze]

Never ceases to amaze me the special bond humans can form with the most unusual animals. Wild Boars are one of them.

[@ixopo6715]

This has to be one of the sweetest films from ‘The Dodo’ that I’ve ever watched.

[@crystalmoreland4701]

Ty so much for loving him..i love this heart warming story..

[@clarekuehn4372]

Of course he was begging for help. God bless her.

[@BC-fh3jt]

Sometimes, what we called animals are more grateful and appreciative than what we are.

[@jeneenr33]

Whenever I see videos with wild animals like this it only proves animals do show gratitude and love. They are intelligent and do understand what is going on around them. I hate when people try to down play the intelligence of other animals.

[@whalesong999]

Amen. Even the simplest creatures recognize kindness, especially when it comes their way voluntarily.

[@AntoDesormeaux]

a lot of people want to believe they are superior to animals, and not animals themselves. It is a sad lack of humility, because they miss out on appreciating the lives of other animals. We are animals though. All mammal and bird species feel emotions like joy, loss, fear and anger, and they all feel love for their moms, and the moms for their babies (all species, not all individuals - just like us) and it is such a beautiful thing to see.

[@kos_m824]

@@AntoDesormeaux We are animals, but that doesn't mean we're not superior to other animals.

[@sana4352]

That lady put a tent over him, stayed with him and took care of him until she found a vet and a sanctuary! She is awesome! ❤️

[@bibinorhamimah7133]

So big.i am happy he able to live. Thanks you for the beautiful woman who save her .

[@mortalclown3812]

2:22 Sheesh, the tears. The happy tears. Bless you guys. This is extra special. This ain't no fuzzy kitten. You created grace on earth. One of the greatest Dodo tales of all.

[@wawuwa]

A big "Thank You" for being such a great loving and caring human being.

[@TanyaQueen182]

I have no doubt that boar wouldn't have lived if the woman didn't take care of him those first few days, but just look at him now! What a wonderful story and a gorgeous animal.

[@hermisadventures8142]

May god bless you, thank you for representing the best of humanity. You are very few and far between. God bless you ma'am, and the carers at the sanctuary. God blessed you for a reason to do what you do on earth right now, we need you so much, thank you.

[@kathleenmacfarland1817]

You’re really incredible too Andria, what you’ve done!💜💜💜💜💜 And Paxton is such a fabulous name ~ Great Spirit Lives in All Creatures and I pray you are Filled with Gods Joy and Prosperity!!!!! Thank you for you mr life-giving Love ~ Yaaaaaay Paxton!!!!!!!

[@patsmith5947]

This make me cry, it’s so special when we help heal animals. We had a brown standard poodles that had shook out really hard after coming in from the rain and he rupture his cervical discs in his neck and he became a quadriplegic. Most people would put a dog down that couldn’t walk anymore but my daughter is a Pulmonologist and Critical Care physician and she is also an Internal Medicine Specialist. She loved him and she had to try to heal him so she found a surgeon willing to try to operate on his spine and we kept him on an air mattress at home with a catheter to drain his urine. We feed him by hand, pick up his stool and cleaned him. My daughter kept him turned so he wouldn’t get bed sores. Then we started moving his legs and his body slowly. Eventually we could get him raised up a little, then more movement started, finally he went for physical therapy and on a treadmill in warm water. Finally he walked on his own and everybody cried at the sight of Kody walking against on 4 legs and wagging his tail and smiling at us.

[@tameralonge8407]

GOD is good!

[@GDeNofa]

This shows how intelligent and empathetic pigs are. Paxton knew these souls were looking out for him and he entrusted his life with them. Even though he was never treated kindly by people before. He just knew. ❤️

[@imsittingonmars]

It's no joke that pigs are intelligent. They're one of the smartest animals in the world!

[@Corzappy]

@@imsittingonmars Not really, they're beat by many species in terms of intelligence.

[@imsittingonmars]

@@Corzappy That's why I said they're one of the smartest animals. They're in the top 10 lol

[@macc.1132]

@@imsittingonmars And voracious. Endangered sea turtles, prairie chickens, milkweed are all consumed and would be wiped out without human intervention. The Dodo needs to do a better job of educating others that feral animals are extremely destructive.

[@Doom_Slug]

@@macc.1132 You come on the internet to tell lies, if anything humans are more responsible for those animals being endangered lmao

[@rogerstalder7184]

havent seen such a heart warming rescue a while..

[@salvocampoli]

This Great woman save this poor creature. Very complimentz. Great job!!