Euthanized Puppy Returns from the Dead

Mar
07
2011

As if spooky old soviet films and the Safar Center for Resuscitation weren’t enough, now dogs are coming back to life on their own!

“Each one was pronounced dead with a stethoscope and everything,” reports Prall to KWTV. The dogs were sent to a dumpster for disposal.

The following morning, Prall looked inside of the dumpster, and was shocked to find one puppy very much alive and healthy. The puppy has been named “Wall-E” to signify that he is the only one left alive.

What a great name. Please, don’t bite anyone with your euthanizey zombie rabies, Wall-E.

While it’s not mentioned in the article or video, this appears to be a case of the drugs not taking effect or there being an improper dose administered. However, perhaps the dog came back from the dead by some horrible, unworldly, undead (but cute) rabies like virus.

Puppy Comes Back To Life After Euthanization In Oklahoma

Filed Under: Reanimation · Sighting

6 thousand infected

  • Orange glint Mar 8, 2011 at 2:28 pm

    How ashamed I would be if infected by a zombie puppy

  • 1 PurpleEater Mar 14, 2011 at 11:23 pm

    Amen. I always was worried about being infected by a bird swooping down and pecking me on the top of the head. That would suck.

  • 2 frostsnowman Mar 22, 2011 at 9:05 am

    Hay i would like to know more about the cross bow that goes on a gun and the price. i would also like to know where i can find a safe place from the zombies.

  • 3 Tone Deaf Timmy Mar 30, 2011 at 9:13 am

    Yea being infected from above would suck so many people look down and not up so it would be a suprise if someone got infected that way :D WHERES REPORTER CJ VERBOWSKI!! Is he dead now!?!?! i need news on the infections Please :( ‘

  • 4 zombie xpert13 Jul 12, 2011 at 2:46 am

    they should have killed it

  • 5 Scott Dec 28, 2011 at 2:20 am

    I want real zombie proof…………………..

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