Is this abandonment? A girl on the net watched at noon on 11th, at the intersection of Taiping, a black Meeks in the rain, sitting in the middle of the road, watching the car come and go, presumably looking for the main body, looking for a rather gruesome way to avoid traffic accidents.
The black Meeks was sitting at the crossroads, and it was raining, and it was all wet, but it just wouldn't walk, and it looked like every car that came and went, as if it were looking for its owner, was constantly wandering at the crossroads.
On the Internet, Kai Chen Chang stated that she viewed her home as a “stop home” and that she had long-term shelter for stray cats and dogs, which were cleaned up and provided for adoption. According to her own experience, “Black is different from ordinary stray dogs and, first of all, the waves are not always sitting in the middle of the road; Secondly, the waves will not be so easy to trap and bring humans closer, and I will take them home and let me touch them and bath them. This is definitely not the reaction of a stray dog, and Blacky is about four months old, and usually the waves at this age are very scary when they get caught, touched, bathed, so I assume it's the owner's malicious abandonment."
Netizens further add that Blacky is the White Sox Meeks. In Taiwan, White Sox dogs are seen as a symbol of bad luck, and if raised, they'll be bad luck for their families, but in fact they're just foot marks. Outside the country, White Sox is a big hit.