The year will soon be over, January being the coldest of the year, and the coldest of the homeless animals, whose lives have been made particularly difficult by the lack of food.
But even with hunger, most stray dogs do not come near humans, as proximity may be chased and driven away. Especially in the case of nursing mothers of stray dogs who know that their children can survive only if they survive and that ordinary stray dogs do not allow humans to see where their children are. But a lady from Dalian met a stray dog who offered his children to mankind!
When the lady and her friend tanned on a grassland yesterday, she found a few stray dogs nearby, one of the characteristics of the stray dogs, which was thin. On the outside of her personality, the lady made a few rounds of stray dogs, but when the stray dogs saw people close, they fled far away. When one of the black little strays came over with something in her mouth, and the stray dog stopped near Ms. 2 or 3 metres and placed something in her mouth. The lady looked at it, it was a little milk dog! Not for a while, the stray dog brought in a little milk dog. They're both very small. They just look like they can't walk. The stray dog ran away after she had her children next to her, but not far away, but standing at a distance looking at her children. The lady didn't understand what it meant. Listening to a friend, the lady was a bit grumpy, and she looked at the dog's mother, skinny and intoxicated, and seemed hungry for a long time. "Can you adopt them? It's too cold for me." To be honest, in this environment, no one can refuse the mother's request, a stray dog who is inherently vigilant and who, in order to keep his children alive, chooses to hand them over to a human being whom he believes to be good and who has nothing to consider for himself. The lady then took the two little milk dogs home and saw the dog taken away by the lady before the mother left.
It is also the first time that I have heard that stray dogs give their children to humans, perhaps as a reflection of the hardship of their lives, which can only be done when there is no food. When the follow-up writer spoke to this kind woman, she said, “At the moment she brought her puppy home, she was in a state of confusion, and she herself was a mother, and she accepted another mother's child, a responsibility that she felt somewhat heavy”.
In fact, no creature would send its children, including stray dogs, for no reason, but in the absence of food, who would feel the pain of the mother? In due course, I think we can do something for stray animals, for example by placing unwanted food outside the house, or feeding our own pet dogs with what they don't want, both to reduce waste and to feed hungry stray animals.