Five months ago, a friend told me about three dogs that had been abandoned by their owner. They were in terrible condition, they are like thin, unhealthy, and confused. They didn't know where to go or who to trust anymore. I saw them and i couldn't hold my self anymore. I just know that i couldn't leave them like that. So I brought them home.and named them Boo, Yoshi, and Lucy. They immediately became a part of our family..
To be honest, I didn't have a big plan. I just wanted them to be safe. We started feeding them good dog food, gave them the medicines and supplements try to give them all the things they need. Slowly they started to get healthy again. It took time though but every iam happy to see them grow healthy. One week later.
Boo, Yoshi, and Lucy started wagging their tails whenever they saw us. They followed us around the house, played with our kids, and waited by the door every time when one of us came home. They now become a part of our family.
My wife loves them. My kids are crazy for them. And if I'm honest, I became just as attached as everyone else.
But from the very beginning, I knew we couldn't keep them forever.
The goal was always to help them recover and then find a loving forever home. After five months, I finally found a family that can give Boo, Yoshi, and Lucy the life they deserve.
I know i should be happy—so I am. Knowing they'll be safe and cared for is exactly what I wanted when I first picked them up. Still, it hurts more than I expected. our house is going to feel different without them. My kids are already asking if they'll ever see Boo, Yoshi, and Lucy again. My wife is trying not to cry, and honestly, so am I.
People often think rescuing a dog is about saving an animal. What they don't realize is that the dog ends up changing you too. These three taught our family so much about kindness, patience, and unconditional love. They came into our home with nothing, but they just filled it with happiness. They trusted us again after being abandoned, and watching that happen was something I'll never forget,man never-ever.
Tomorrow they'll leave for their new home.
We'll miss you guys. Boo's personality, Yoshi's playful energy, Lucy's sweet nature, barking at front door, muddy paw prints, and all the little moments that we live with them is totally unforgettable they just like a part of our everyday life.
I guess saying goodbye is one of the hardest parts of rescuing animals you know. But loving them also means wanting what's best for them, even when it breaks your heart and its really hurts a lot.
I hope Boo, Yoshi, and Lucy spend the rest of their lives safe, healthy, and surrounded by people who love them.GOD bless you guys i love you guys.
Thank you, Boo, Lucy, Yoshi. love you guys forever.
You'll always be a part of our family, no matter where life takes you...God bless you guys ..
