Bought by a resident of China, the puppy turned out to be a dangerous endangered animal

Su Yun, a Chinese woman from Yunnan province, asked the Wildlife Rescue Center to take her puppy. The two-year-old “dog” has grown to a huge size and began to walk on its hind legs, writes the Daily Mirror.

A girl bought a dog on vacation thinking it was a Tibetan mastiff. Some time after the purchase, the animal began to consume food in huge quantities: every day it ate a box of fruit and two buckets of noodles. With age, the “dog” began to look more and more like a bear, which Su Yun is terribly afraid of.

When her pet stood on its hind legs, the girl turned to specialists to understand exactly who was growing in her house.

Upon inspection, animal rescue officials said it was an endangered Himalayan bear.

The pet managed to grow up to 113 kilograms.

Su handed over the bear to a wildlife rescue center. There he will learn to get his own food and communicate with relatives.