The story of a Thai dog is similar to that of the famous dog Hachiko. Since the death of her homeless owner, Moo Deng has spent every day in the same spot in front of a supermarket. The dog Hachiko became famous for his loyalty in the 1930s after the dog waited for ten years in front of Shibuya station in Tokyo for his deceased owner to return.
A faithful dog that mourned its late owner to the point of being “severely depressed” has found a new home after being adopted by a Thai princess.
Images of the brown and white dog, named Moo Daeng (Thai for “red pork”), sleeping in front of a convenience store went viral on social media in January, reported The Nation
The Mari-Mo Photography Facebook page, which has been posting photos of Moo Daeng since its owner’s death in November 2024, said in various posts that the dog had been living in front of a 7-Eleven outlet in Yamo Market, in the Mueang district of Nakhon Ratchasima province.
Moo Daeng’s photos were reposted by another more popular Facebook page, KoratForumSkyscrapercity, and eventually went viral on social media.
When Moo Daeng’s owner, a homeless man, was alive, he took his pet begging in the vicinity of the market for food and money during the day. They would regularly rest in front of the 7-Eleven store when night fell, according to The Nation.
However, Moo Daeng’s owner, whose name is not known, fell ill and died in November 2024.
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