No matter how many winds you've been through out there, home is always the strongest behind it and the safe haven of life, and we've heard a lot about it. We may not know it, but when we really know it, we realize that sometimes safe havens collapse.
For a weak, ignorant one, the master is the sun in the sky, which can easily pass through no matter how difficult it may be, even if it is a mistake, because it is convinced that the master will not let himself suffer and that it will deliver in good faith over time. In fact, not every dog is so lucky to meet a gentle and patient owner, and perhaps the purpose of a dog is not simple, and in some people's eyes, dog is a play, a free security guard, and eats when he's in a good mood, otherwise he doesn't care.
Toro is a young bit dog, but strangely it is not a young man, but rather a dead man, who likes to keep himself in cages. This is what the shelter staff know about Toro, who has been left alone for years by his master. Its former owner was a weirdo who volunteered to buy the dog back, but he didn't walk it once, and the first day he took it home, he tied Toro to the yard, surrounded by dry leaves, stinking every rainy day, and the owner's home was so far away.
Toro's daily life is so boring that his master will never play with him, even if he is fed, he can starve for as long as seven days, and he has no argument about all the injustices, but he is alone in enjoying everything. In the middle of the day, looking at the outside world through the barbed wire, and occasionally the dog passes, Toro makes a few noises, like crying about fate, and at night, when the lights are gone, Toro turns his eyes to the owner of the house, and unfortunately he never saw it once.
After all these experiences, Toro became insensitive and then became a reporter after the neighbour found out that the owner had abused the dog, so Toro came to the shelter, where he sensed happiness and the air of freedom and happiness fascinated him. Although the shelter was a place for stray dogs and had its own cage and bed, how could it be compared to the home environment? Dogs here can't wait to leave, and whenever a dog comes to see them, they immediately fight to show themselves in order to get a home.
Toro, on the contrary, loves shelter life and has even taken it as a home, most familiar among them is the staff member Melissa, a volunteer who took care of Toro, who found it strange when she first met her dog. Toro quickly adapted to the shelter ' s life, he had always been a good boy and an active partner with the staff, but Melissa soon found out that Toro would not resist, but he would not react otherwise, and there was nothing that Toro could say or do.
Fortunately, Melissa was a very patient person, who did not abandon Toro, but took care of her as best she could. After two months, Melissa was rewarded, and when she fell asleep in the yard, Toro kept her head on Melissa's lap, looking forward to watching her. This is the first time that Toro has come forward to someone else, and since then Melissa and Toro have become more and better, but the dogs in the shelter will eventually be adopted, which means Melissa and Toro will be separated.
It was true that a few months later, Toro had been adopted by a kind man who thought that he could finally enjoy happiness, have a warm home and loved its owner, but in a few days, the adopter sent him back because he was too bored and no one else would like it. There were also people who wanted to adopt Toro, but after hearing about its eccentric temper, they refused. Toro has been in the shelter for two years now, looking like she's been living. Melissa wanted to adopt Toro, too, and there are already a lot of dogs in her family.
Although it was not possible to have a home again, the shelter was its home for Toro, which was warmer than a cold iron cage, and many interesting little partners, most importantly, the entire staff of the shelter, who loved it, were Toro ' s family. The indigenous cat-care curriculum, poverty has limited my imagination, beating workers into stray dogs and being sent to shelters, often barking at their employees, sneaking home to madly abuse a stray dog, fearing to be abandoned again, and always biting the masters' pants and legs.