Although stray dogs are alert to people, they are also particularly spiritual in finding people who can help themselves with their own feelings. It's really strange how they recognize who's good and who's bad. In a public park in Tainan, there was an abandoned baby dog, and when good people came to see them, they didn't hide, and came straight up to hold her leg.
A few days ago, in the corner of a sports park in Tainan, a paper box was found, opening a lovely little milk dog. It was cold, and the dogs were convulsing together to keep each other warm, and they kept making noises, whether they were hungry or trying to find their mothers. Most of the milk dogs are black, only one brown, and they look like ordinary Chinese field dogs. I guess the owner also felt worthless and didn't want to take it and throw it away.
'Cause all the dogs are in the box, they look like they've been brought here for a long time. Later, people in the neighbourhood came to feed their little milk dogs on occasion. Doris Hou, a nice man in the neighbourhood, has often come to feed poor little dogs. It's amazing that every time she comes here to feed, the baby dog holds her legs tight and doesn't seem to want her to leave.
Looking at the poor look of a few dogs, she was upset and then often bought dog food and canned food. I don't know if it's a first-born cow or if it's a tiger or if it's because they're here to help them, they don't resist the people who come to feed them, they can shake hands, they can even touch their stomachs on their thighs, they're super cute.
It had been raining for some time, and people had helped build a temporary home with boxes of stones and rain in the stairwells, and a few little milk dogs slept in warm places. They're happy to play in the park every day, except when it's colder to sleep.
There were five little milk dogs, but then two of them went nowhere and now three are waiting for adoption. All three doggies have been given deworming pills, and they can be brought home as long as they go to the pet hospital for vaccination, in the hope that they can all sleep at an early age in a comfortable new home rather than under the cold stairs.
If you don't sterilize the dog, you give birth to the dog and throw it away.