This is the heartbreaking moment a dog tries to wake his dead friend which was knocked over by a hit-and-run driver.

Lucky, aged 4, was playing with Brownie, aged 1, outside their home in Bulacan, the Philippines on November 3. 

Brownie then ventured into the road and was struck by a passing white truck. The driver then sped away without stopping to check on the animal. 

Lucky was the only one who tried to help - scampering over to the dying puppy and pacing anxiously around its body. 

CCTV shows how the white van driver sped away and several other drivers ignored the plight of the dogs. 

Neighbour Joel Cruz, whose security cameras recorded the incident, said: ''The dog belongs to my neighbour. They came round to say that their pet had been killed on the road and they wanted to know what happened. 

''We checked the cameras and saw the van hit the poor dog. It was heartbreaking to see the accident and the owners were very upset. They could not understand why nobody else stopped to help. 

''The only one who cared was the puppy's older brother. Perhaps if people had stopped, they could have saved him.'' 

This is the heartbreaking moment a pet dog sees his ''little brother'' knocked over by a hit-and-run driver - then bounds over to him to try to help as humans ignore him.

The four-year-old black and white Aspin breed of dog was playing with the light-brown coloured puppy outside their home in Bulacan, the Philippines on November 3.

But the younger one-year-old dog, Brownie, ventured into the road and was struck by a passing white truck which sent him skidding forward along the concrete. The driver then sped away without stopping to check on the animal.

The puppy's older brother, named Lucky, was the only one who tried to help - scampering over to the dying puppy and pacing anxiously around his body.

CCTV shows how the white van driver sped away and several other road users, including motorcyclist, a bus driver and dozens more after the CCTV ends, ignored the plight of the dogs.

Neighbour Joel Cruz, whose security cameras recorded the incident, said: ''The dog belongs to my neighbour. They came round to say that their pet had been killed on the road and they wanted to know what happened.

''We checked the cameras and saw the van hit the poor dog. It was heartbreaking to see and the owners were very upset. They could not understand that nobody else stopped to help.

''The only one who cared was the puppy's older brother. Perhaps if people had stopped, they could have saved him.''

The neighbour said they have had dogs for many years without needing gates or to keep them on a chain.