My Cats Dragged A Massive Tarantula Into My Home – Now I Can't Find It

"I took out my knife with a bottle in one hand, knife in the other I started screaming as we squared off."
Public dangers from stray dogs, particularly when they are in packs, do exist. Moreover, they could spread illnesses like rabies which is a fatal viral disease that can be passed to humans through the saliva or bite of an infected animal.
Animals on the streets may be rabid, ill, injured, hungry, maltreated, afraid, traumatized, worried, or trying to protect their young. When threatened or provoked, these animals may attack.
An animal health expert may instantly put to sleep any stray or unwanted dog, cat, or ferret that bites someone but it's important to get a shot if you've been bitten by them. Redditor u/Actual_Tax3258 was attacked by a stray dog, and he shares his story with the r/tifu subreddit community.
According to him, he's been out in the country visiting his parents because his dad had knee surgery and his mother has a broken foot. So he helps them run errands.
The OP's parents retire by 6, which leaves him with 6 hours to kill with nothing but his old room, the internet, copious amounts of wine, and a snowy country landscape to wander around in. The OP has a spot where he normally goes to do his business, but on this particular day, he had an unexpected guest.
A stray dog came around and latched onto his hand, but he managed to fight it off and got a rabies shot afterward. Read his story for yourself below.
Talk about the 1000 More Ways to Die, and you can count OP as one of the lucky ones. You've read what Redditors had to say regarding the OP's story, and now it's your turn.
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