A good man saved a poor stray dog. I didn't think he'd give us a gift

This white stray dog I rescued from the dog dealer, it was a white fury dog, and I thought that all the dogs were home-grown, looked after by their masters, someone fed them to see them until I met the dog, and I knew how painful it was for dogs without their masters.

This white stray dog I rescued from the dog dealer, it was a white fury dog, and I thought that all the dogs were home-grown, looked after by their masters, someone fed them to see them until I met the dog, and I knew how painful it was for dogs without their masters.

When it first met, its back was strangled with a rope by a dog dealer who, because of its tightness, had been embedded in the flesh, which was particularly hard to walk, and the blood was blurred.

A good man saved a poor stray dog. I didn't think he'd give us a gift

At first it was very alert to strangers, I slowly approached it, fed it, perhaps for a long time, and we became familiar with each other, and then I took it to pet hospitals, prescribed drugs, injected, treated.

After some time, it was easier to take care of the baby because it refused to come home with me.

A good man saved a poor stray dog. I didn't think he'd give us a gift

There's no way, because I've got two dogs in my house trying to get them to my house, but they don't get along.

It was at that point that I found it pregnant, and I was very happy to send water every day to feed it, to take care of it, and then I found that more than one person was giving it food and that many good people were taking care of it, and I felt much more.

A good man saved a poor stray dog. I didn't think he'd give us a gift

After a while, the dog had seven pups, every one of them fat, and when I came to see it, I brought the pups to my face, and when the pups had a full moon, they adopted their children, and finally, seven of them had a new master, and I was so happy. Then a friend of mine loved it and adopted it. The stray dog finally ended his life and hoped that it would live happily in a friend's home.