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Brazil bus station workers open doors and hearts to homeless dogs

Three stray dogs were taken in by a local bus terminal in Brazil. Facebook / Fabiane Rosa

A Brazilian bus terminal is using some old equipment to make a new home for three stray dogs who were left out in the cold.

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As winter approaches in Brazil, employees at the bus depot in Curbitiba took matters into their own hands to keep the canines warm.

The dogs can be seen sleeping in old tires and blankets in a Facebook post by local politician Fabiane Rosa.

“I never tire of praising the … volunteers who provide these angels, a warm bed in the cold, food every day, fresh water, security,” Rosa wrote on Facebook.

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The dogs, Max, Pitoco and Zoinho, look happy as they are swaddled in warmth.

“Congratulations to the terminal staff, everyone understands that these angels are there and have a right to be. So many companies in Curitiba could follow this example, adopting a pet. Of course it is not the ideal, but at least there are those who are looking after them.”

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She said she wants people to understand that “this world is not [the] privilege of humans, God created the animals to teach us to love without conditions.”

Curitiba is located around 400 kilometres south of Sao Paulo.

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