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BTS V supports the mascot dog he met at "Sojin's House", treating him and preparing for adoption
A heartwarming story has been belatedly reported that BTS's V paid for the medical expenses of the puppy "Pero" he met while filming "Sojin's House".
Recently, it was revealed through Twitter and various online communities that V took special care of honorary employee Pero before leaving Mexico after filming the tvN entertainment program "Sojin's House".
View original Pero is a dog that lives in Bacalar, Mexico, where "Sojin's House" was filmed. Pero naturally came into the store and took up a single digit, and became an honorary employee and mascot by seeing off customers and helping the members of "Sojin's House" clean up afterwards. Not only V, but all the members, including Lee Seojin and Choi Woo-sik, loved and cared for Pero.
View original It was revealed that V took special care of Pero before leaving Mexico after filming "Sojin's House". On May 2, a fan of Vi's who lives in Mexico tweeted, "V paid for Ferro's vaccinations and medical expenses for his injured leg," and "he looked after him until he left for Korea." In particular, Vi was also with Pero in the process of being adopted by a local Mexican.
When this news was shared, netizens responded with comments such as, "I'm so glad that he has a family. V and the staff are nice," "I'm glad. I was sad that the puppy would be lonely when we left after filming," "V is so touched," and "I was worried about Pero, but I'm so glad. He's such a nice person."
"Seojin's Family," which first aired on February 24, is a program that depicts the process of Lee Seojin, who was promoted from director to president of "Yoon's Kitchen," setting up and running a small flour-based restaurant overseas. Episodes that couldn't be aired and episodes that haven't aired yet will be revealed at 8:50 p.m. on the 5th.
What a wonderful story✨
It's not an easy thing to do
V is so wonderful
A heartwarming story has been belatedly reported that BTS's V paid for the medical expenses of the puppy "Pero" he met while filming "Sojin's House".
Recently, it was revealed through Twitter and various online communities that V took special care of honorary employee Pero before leaving Mexico after filming the tvN entertainment program "Sojin's House".
View original Pero is a dog that lives in Bacalar, Mexico, where "Sojin's House" was filmed. Pero naturally came into the store and took up a single digit, and became an honorary employee and mascot by seeing off customers and helping the members of "Sojin's House" clean up afterwards. Not only V, but all the members, including Lee Seojin and Choi Woo-sik, loved and cared for Pero.
View original It was revealed that V took special care of Pero before leaving Mexico after filming "Sojin's House". On May 2, a fan of Vi's who lives in Mexico tweeted, "V paid for Ferro's vaccinations and medical expenses for his injured leg," and "he looked after him until he left for Korea." In particular, Vi was also with Pero in the process of being adopted by a local Mexican.
When this news was shared, netizens responded with comments such as, "I'm so glad that he has a family. V and the staff are nice," "I'm glad. I was sad that the puppy would be lonely when we left after filming," "V is so touched," and "I was worried about Pero, but I'm so glad. He's such a nice person."
"Seojin's Family," which first aired on February 24, is a program that depicts the process of Lee Seojin, who was promoted from director to president of "Yoon's Kitchen," setting up and running a small flour-based restaurant overseas. Episodes that couldn't be aired and episodes that haven't aired yet will be revealed at 8:50 p.m. on the 5th.
What a wonderful story✨
It's not an easy thing to do
V is so wonderful
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