The total number of pets has continued to rise, while individual pets, some of which are uncivilized, are common, leaving their dogs. Many of the masters brought the dog home, raised the dog for a while, faded their passions and realized that they had to deal with a number of difficult problems, such as tearing the house, barking, etc., and that the masters who did not care and evaded their responsibilities often chose to leave.
When dogs are abandoned, there are only drifting streets, and there are a variety of risks, in addition to three meals. There are very few people who want to help each other, even if they are at risk.
A few days ago, one of the masters went out and ran into him in pain. At that time, the owner took the dog to the eco-park because the traffic was very low, and the owner immediately let the dog loose and the dog move around. About a minute later, the master heard the dog barking in front, and the master was worried about something.
Upon arrival, the owner discovered that a puppy fell into a ditch, that the dog was in a small shape and that it could only be up and down for four months. The master assumed that the dog should be a dog born out of a stray dog, and then he would run out and fall into a ditch.
Although the currents of the ditch are not very urgent, the dog is small and has no gas to drill out. When the dog jumps into the ditch, he bites into the neck of the baby dog, trying to screw it up. The dog's a waste of energy to pull the little dog. It's like a little milk dog has been leaking water, all wet and shaking.
The owner quickly went to the shop next door to buy a bottle of cow milk and a bag of toilet paper, helped the dog wipe the body quickly, fed some milk and then pushed the dog to the dump next door, where most stray dogs came to search for food.
It's embarrassing that the dog is smart enough to know that the owner has food here, and every time the owner leaves, the dog jumps up and goes home with him. The master has come and gone several times, and he's been beating his dog like a dog, so he knows he can't follow again. He's in a garbage dump, afraid of running.