"SHE WAS ABANDONED" IT'S A SENIOR DOG

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 It was abandoned, and I didn't doubt for a moment that I had to do something

He was in a really bad condition. He had bald spots all over his body and some parts of the skin were infected. 

Her diagnosis is not good, she had carelessness and a severe infection in her body, that day she was injected with medication s the dog looked sad, I knew it was because she missed her family that they had left her there to die 

The healing process took about 3 months,   Today, she is the KING OF THE HOUSE  

 It is very important to be aware of the responsibility required to have a dog and that they are not a toy that is returned to the store. Unfortunately, making people aware that animals are living beings will take a long time, but with awareness campaigns against abandonment and demonstrating that with patience and love everything is achieved, it could be possible to eradicate abandonment 

In many occasions, they are abandoned to their fate in any road or garbage, without thinking that they are living beings and that they only claim a little bit of affection      

  “He isn’t a bad dog. He is a very good dog. You were a bad friend. You abandoned someone that would give his life for you. Someone who doesn’t care how long you stayed away at work. Someone who is just as happy to see you if u just go outside to check the mail or if you leave for days. Someone who would lick the tears off your cheeks and the leftover food from your plate when you were done eating"

 He won’t be waiting for you anymore. 

It’s impossible to explain how or why someone who wasn’t able to provide a pet with the proper care would adopt one in the first place. Nevertheless, people like this exist, and it results in an alarming rate of abandoned animals all over the world

 Dogs also feel, they can't express it in words, but it doesn't take away the fact that just like us, they enjoy, suffer, become stressed or depressed. What happens then, when a dog suffers separation from its owners? Not everyone reacts in the same way, there are those who enter into a severe depression, which causes them loss of appetite, something that can lead to death, most of them can cope with the transe and after a period of mourning, places another person to occupy the place that his master left vacant. After one or two months the dog will regain the joy that characterized him and managed to move the figure of former master, (do not forget only move) in a new person.  

 You may have seen promotional material saying ‘a dog is for life, not just for Christmas’ or similar. While this might seem obvious, the unfortunate fact is that too many people act impetuously and don't live up to the responsibility of dog guardianship.. With proactive campaigning, this number is down from previous years, but it is still too many 

He leaves home with his masters; confident, happy with the company. With his family! And suddenly, he is handed over to strangers, in a place unknown to him. They leave him... yes, they abandon him and disappear.

Glued to the fence, with his gaze fixed on the door - where the masters went - he remains perplexed. However, he trusts and waits. Glued to the fence.

The hours, the days will pass... And he will continue to wait, although without eating or drinking water. He doesn't want to live any longer! 

There is no medicine for his illness, nothing that cures the pain caused by the abandonment and a few days later: he dies.

 He let himself die! He never understood the cause; perhaps they didn't want any more trouble with an "old dog" or a troubled puppy?

Think about this: Would your dog abandon you for being destructive, for being old, for being young, for being problematic, for being vicious, for being poor?

 Perhaps if the owner who abandoned him had had the sensitivity to see the look of his old friend and his helplessness, and his pain, perhaps ... perhaps. But that was not the case.

No to abandonment, yes to love, compassion and protection 

"SHE WAS ABANDONED" IT'S A SENIOR DOG | Ecency