Boy gets 90 stitches for protecting his sister from being bitten by a vicious dog, don’t skip without giving him some love…

A boy that save his sister from a ferocious Dog,

A six-year-old boy in Wyoming, US, is being hailed a hero after his family said he was injured while protecting his sister from a dog attack.

Bridger Walker, the boy in question, was injured when he jumped in front of a dog that was chasing his sister last week, according to his aunt, Nikki Walker, who posted on Instagram.

Bridger and his sister

Despite being bitten multiple times on the cheek by an unidentified dog, the boy grabbed his sister’s hand and led her to safety. “If anyone had to die, I thought it would be me,” he told his aunt.

According to the NY Post, the boy required 90 stitches, with serious injuries to his mouth, left cheek and eye. Nikki said the boy is recovering quickly at home and the wounds are healing. “He is in good spirits and his wonderful personality is still intact,” Nikki posted on Instagram.

Bridger and his sister

Nikki also said the family had no ill will or resentment towards the dog’s owners, who had been “very kind and caring to Bridger and his family”.

Bridger After the incident

Nikki added that she shared this story in the hope of receiving more encouragement from the heroes that the boy admires, such as actors Vin Diesel, Mark Ruffalo, Tom Holland or Chris Hemsworth and NFL Superstar – Patrick Mahomes.

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Mahomes, who has three young children of his own, said he was “blown away” by Walker’s courage.

“As a dad and a big brother myself, I couldn’t stop thinking about this kid,” Mahomes said in an interview: “What he did—that’s real courage. That’s a real hero.”

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But the NFL superstar didn’t stop at words.

Mahomes arranged for a special surprise for Walker: a private meet-and-greet at Arrowhead Stadium, complete with a tour of the locker room, sideline access, and a custom Chiefs jersey with “Walker” and the number 15 stitched on the back. To top it all off, Mahomes presented the little boy with a signed football and an honorary “Captain for a Day” certificate.

“Well, you’re my hero, man,” Mahomes said, handing over the signed football. “You’re braver than most guys in the league. I heard what you did for your sister—that’s incredible.”

The two shared a fist bump, and Walker later got to toss a few passes on the field with Mahomes, who cheered him on with every throw.