A rare photo of Hachiko in old age has emerged a century after the birth of the Japanese Akita Inu dog celebrated around the world for his remarkable loyalty to his owner. The image was provided ...

a dog known as "Hachiko of Korat," who was adopted by Princess Siribha Chudabhorn on Jan. 23, 2025 and relocated to Chiang Mai. The dog was previously known for waiting for its deceased owner ...

The dog remained in its usual spot, waiting for its dead owner to return, drawing comparisons to the story of Hachiko- the loyal Akita who famously waited for his owner to come home for nine years ...

Despite this, Moo Daeng would still lie in their regular spot, waiting for its owner to return ... comparisons to Japan’s ever-faithful dog Hachiko, or Hachi, known worldwide for its undying ...

The pup, known as Moo Daeng and dubbed "Hachi of Korat", was adopted by Thai ... Moo Daeng first made the news when it was seen waiting for its owner, who passed in November 2024, outside a ...

Take this poor ginger cat, who spent seven years sleeping on his father’s grace in Russia. Russian volunteers have rescued a ...

Veterinarians named him Hachiko after a famous dog from the iconic Hachi: A Dog’s Tale movie. Hachiko is receiving treatment at a clinic in Dagestan’s capital Makhachkala. After his recovery ...

Related: Four Months After Owner Dies in Hospital, Loyal Dog Is Still Waiting Outside for His Human to Return On Jan ... Moo Daeng has received the nickname “Hachi of Korat” in recent weeks due to the ...