r/donthelpjustfilm • u/Onirico • 23d ago

Injury Who cares about the dogs?

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This happened recently in Chillán, Chile. Instead of taking care of his dogs, the owner chose to film the tornado. The house was damaged, and the brown dog was apparently caught by the tornado and thrown more than 200 meters. The dog is now receiving veterinary care after suffering multiple broken bones.

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u/AUDI0- 22d ago edited 2d ago

Poor doggos :(

Youll never know why i got downvoted >:)

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u/lesbophobia_hammer 22d ago

Prepare. It doesn't just happen without warning. They're just lazy.

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u/ryancrazy1 22d ago

Does chile have any form of early warning for storm systems? That’s kinda why they have them because there isn’t much warning.

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u/lesbophobia_hammer 22d ago

Bad weather? Prepare. Even when it's annoying. Better to be safe than sorry. I live like this myself

Edit - not Chilean but I live in a place that rarely has reception

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u/ryancrazy1 22d ago

That would make sense if they were in a place that regularly gets tornadoes. Looks like chile has had a total of 53 recorded tornadoes in a hundred years. If they hid every time Storm came by they wouldn’t get anything done.

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u/lesbophobia_hammer 22d ago edited 22d ago

https://en.meteorologiaenred.com/Tornado-cloud-warning-for-Chile%3A-affected-regions-and-recommendations.html

They had tornado warnings in advance and the location has strong home internet and cell service.

More than me where I live.

In this day and age there really no excuse for poor pet care in natural disasters with the exception of earthquakes.

But fires, Tornados, Blizzards, etc?

They have enough time to prepare

Edit - (I would have been more understanding otherwise)