40-year-old British actor Tom Hardy, who can be seen in the tapes "Sharp peaks" and "Taboo", yesterday did a very good deed. As the foreign press wrote, Tom helped the Battersea Dogs & Cats Home animal shelter attach four puppies that were left by the owners on the street in the box.
Hardy has attached all puppies
About that someone threw out on the street the puppies of Staffordshire Bull Terrier became known a few days ago. This was written by the local press, telling that the kids had picked up a shelter, which specializes in homeless animals. Due to the fact that Tom adores dogs, by the way, he repeatedly stated this in his interviews, the British actor did not hesitate to go to Battersea Dogs & Cats Home for these unfortunate animals. After the documents were issued, Tom took the cute dogs back to his house, but not to leave the animals at home.
A few hours later, after the bull terrier puppies were at home with a well-known actor, Hardy on his page in Instagram published a photo of animals, writing under it a post with the following content:
"These kids were found on the street a few days ago. Despite the fact that the air temperature is now around 0, the puppies have not suffered. None of them got frostbite, and they are absolutely healthy. I want to turn to those who would like to have a four-legged friend or just help. Let's attach these wonderful puppies to the Staffordshire Bull Terrier. I think when the dogs grow up, they will be very grateful to you for this act! ".
And now, a few hours later, a queue was formed near Hardy's house, because the post about the puppies found touched very many. For 2 hours look all the puppies have found new owners, and Hardy got an incredible pleasure from doing a good deed. The famous actor reported this on his page in Instagram:
"Thank you very much to everyone who responded to my request. Puppies dismantled, and I'm incredibly happy! I did a good deed, but not myself, but with the help of very good people! ".
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Hardy lost his dog named Woodstock
After the story of the bull terrier puppies ended successfully, Tom's fans remembered what the British actor had experienced in the summer of last year. One of the fans, finding a post in Instagram Hardy, said that the actor buried his dog named Woodstock.
In June of 2017, Tom published a frame on which he poses next to his four-legged friend, and underneath he wrote the words:
"Today I have one of the most deplorable days in my life. I buried my dog named Woodstock, who died of polymyositis. Now you, my friend, were in heaven and are next to Max (the previous actor's dog). I will always remember you and love to infinity. I'm sure that you are surrounded by angels who look after you. I'll see you as soon as I'm in heaven. "