What's worse for dogs than being abandoned?
The hope of a pregnant dog who was left behind by the owner and crouched every day at the door in the hope that the owner would return home was in vain.
The dog called "Mary" was bought by its former owner from the dog dealer and, since it arrived at the house, it was judged by its former owner as a door dog, not a dog that made his family happy. It is for this reason that Mary ' s food and clothing practices have not been very good, and the former owner only fed her some leftovers he had not eaten, sometimes only with pot water.
This was seen in the eyes of the neighbour Mora, but she was not very good at intervening in his family ' s affairs, except sometimes when she fed herself three dogs with a little bit of food for Mary. She and Mary's house are only a small fence.
Unfortunately, since Mary had not been sterilized (the perception of dogs in the overseas villages was in fact similar to that of dogs in the villages where people were here, i.e. to see the door, would it still be available at home?) she was certainly pregnant. But the malnourished Mary, who only goes to the streets every day to find food, sometimes at the expense of her neighbour Mora.
Unfortunately, Mary's former owner was moving to her new home, but he was not prepared to take Mary. So Mora also argued with Mary's former master, who said: "Mary was meant to be a guard dog and he could not send her to the city." It is true that this reason silenced Mora, and the fact that a dog from the village came to the city in the end posed some difficulties and that she had to tell herself to take care of Mary.
But most of all, Mora's ex-master said that if Mary had a puppy, he'd be able to go home and take one, and it'd be easier for a puppy to recognize urban development.
This is how Mary became a stray dog, who spent every day crouching at the door of the old house, with Mora's food in the morning and his own food in the afternoon, and Mora's food in the middle of the day, so that three meals a day and three meals a day were smooth. But anyone can see Mary's grief, but it is impossible that abandonment has become definitive and is unlikely to change again, thanks to the assistance of a kind neighbour, Mora.
Mora is also suffering, and their family is not very rich, and feeding three dogs is already the limit of their family. Her husband has been whispering to Mary since she was fed, hoping that Mary would be left alone and that the big dog in the country, who had recognized him, would no longer be able to accept him again. And the fact that Mary's food was divided between his three dogs makes it even more difficult for Mora.
For a rural woman, it would have been a great deal of kindness to be able to help a dog when she was in the neighborhood, regardless of her dog, but she did have many. Fortunately, her daughter had come home on extended leave to know her mother ' s plight and had written the matter online. Soon, Mary's story had attracted the attention of the organization and would be followed up.
When young volunteers saw Mary's first eyes, they found no other difficulty than the pain in her eyes, to see that Mora looked after Mary very well. Young volunteers don't know what to do with Mary.
Mary used to hate touching people, even though many people used to call her from the old school, and she didn't recognize anyone except her left side. Young volunteers who cannot help but seek the help of Mora, and when they understand the plight of Mora, they make decisions to support Mora, who is expected to look after Mary again. Mora's husband immediately expressed his will and assured young volunteers that she would find a new house for her unborn little friends.
Young volunteers also loved that result and told the Mora family to send Mary for sterilization until she had a puppy.
It's good luck for Mary to cross a fence and turn into a neighbor's dog, even though she doesn't get a white little toy and a nice dog's nest, but she doesn't know that at all. It only needs a grain and a little care.
After that, Mary succeeded in producing seven dogs, and because of its news reports, the local fire caused her dogs to find their homes with no worry, which meant a more complete end for Mary.
Once again, the abandoned Mary has a life of pristine quality and beauty. It does not have much of a perfect life. It would be a pleasure for her to have two or three small partners after dinner. Mora's a very kind man. That's a real neighbor.