During the morning of this Friday, November 28, CDMX Metro staff rescued a puppy who took a tour of the tracks from the Zócalo to Cuatro Caminos.
According to the Metro Collective Transportation System (STC), at 06:10 hours a little dog was detected near the Zócalo/Tenochtitlán station.
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Due to the above, it was necessary to carry out a power outage in the track area and slow running of the trains, for about two hours.
As mentioned by the Metro, the little dog traveled 11 kilometers along the tracksfrom the station Plinth to the Cuatro Caminos maneuvering area of Line 2.
#VivanLosPerros
and all the people who care for them.
From the Zócalo station to Cuatro Caminos, on Line 2, this little boy walked for more than two hours, which the staff of the @MetroCDMX He worked to rescue him alive.
My recognition and admiration for everyone… pic.twitter.com/eU9MuiK5h6— JORGE BECERRIL JB/8 (@MrElDiablo8) November 28, 2025
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Already on site, staff Metro Civil Protection rescued him and made him safe. The little animal was transferred to Canine Transfer Center (CTC) of the Mexico City Metro – which is a temporary shelter for the care of dogs rescued in the track area -, where you will receive veterinary care and will begin adoption process.