Shopkeeper shows kindness as he gives shelter to stray dog amid heavy rain

- A shopkeeper has shown the world that love still exists and that little kindness animals will go a long way

- A video emerged in which the shopkeeper could be heard telling a stray dog to come inside his shop during a heavy rain

- The dog could be seen hiding in front of the shop during the rain, but was eventually sheltered by the kind shopkeeper

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A heartwarming video has emerged in which a shopkeeper could be seen giving shelter to a stray dog amid heavy rain.

In the video, the dog could be seen standing in front of the shop during heavy rain while the shopkeeper asked it to come in.

At first, the dog was doubtful but soon realised that the shopkeeper was trying to protect it from the rain.

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Watch the video below:

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a video has emerged in which a family saved a bear cub's life by pulling a food container off its head as it desperately swam in a lake in Wisconsin, United States.

Tricia Hurt, her husband Brian and son Brady were boating on Marsh-Miller Lake in Wisconsin, when they saw that the animal needed help.

Risking his own life to save the baby bear, Brian yanked the tub off its head as the confused animal made an attempt to claw at his hands.

Tricia said: "We couldn't believe it when we saw the cheese puffs container wedged on the poor bear's head.

"You can't tell how a wild animal will react, even if you are trying to save its life, but we had to get over that fear and help him out."

In other news, Vida Nsor, a Ghanaian pure water seller who is also a single mother of four has been pleasantly surprised with a full apartment along with GHc7,500 to get herself established.

SVTV Africa in Ghana was responsible for the gesture as a video sighted by YEN.com.gh indicates that the group aired the sachet water hawker's story on their social media platforms.

After watching the story of how the single mother was struggling to take care of herself and the children, tons of Ghanaians decided to give her a helping hand.

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Source: YEN.com.gh