What is the value of a dog to mankind?
Is it drug control, search and rescue, or is it a doorkeeper? Only dogs that can help humans are valuable, and nothing else? It would be a world of indifference if all people had such an idea and threw those dogs who had lost their usefulness to some kind of antagonism and left them to die!
The story begins 10 years ago.

Ten years ago, a well-meaning policeman from Taiwan adopted a small milk dog abandoned by his master and took it back to the local police station and named it Wong. Huang has since become a door dog for the police, and although he is not well-equipped or treated as a common pet dog, he has at least escaped the fate of the stray dog and has a place to live.
At the time, the incident had been well received by the public after it had spread locally, and the police practice had been considered to be warm.
Ten years later, the dog changed from yellow to yellow and then yellow. He's old, he's lost his sight, he's lost his legs and legs. He's seen the police for 10 years. It's time to retire.

At least everyone thinks so. However, the practice at the police station is chilling to all.
An Internet friend near the police station who had wanted to adopt a dog to accompany his child at the shelter did not expect to see an old dog that looked particularly similar to Little Huang. “This dog must be not yellow, but an extra-official dog who has been working hard for 10 years. How can he be in a shelter?” Netizen's first memory was relieved.
But that old dog is too yellow to look at him like a little yellow! I didn't think Huang would appear in the courtyard. After asking questions, Wong was taken away by a patrol car in the morning...

Is that the dog from the shelter yellow? He was told that Huang had been pulled away by a patrol car and that the old dog in the shelter looked at him again. In support of his guess, the netizens went to the shelter, where the staff told him that the dog had indeed been sent by the local police, but that it had been registered as a stray dog found on the street.
When I heard that, I was pissed off! Is it not cold that a police station representing justice and responsibility should take the lead in abandoning a dog who is generally irresponsible?
Angry netizens put this on the Internet and soon drew a lot of attention to it, and people were disapproving the approach of the police, many of whom went to the website of the local police station to leave messages:
I finally know why this abandonment is so serious. It's all a police error!

For more than a decade of hard work and hard work, did you end up like this?
It's old, it's not very useful, but is that why you abandoned it?
I'm sorry.
Faced with widespread questioning, the police department, instead of first recognizing its own wrongdoing, issued a statement to the effect that the dog was a stray dog and that it had been taken by the police 10 years earlier out of kindness. But now it's old, often barking in the middle of the night, which affects the rest of the nearby population, so it has to be sent to the shelter!
However, netizens do not accept such reasons, which can be justified if they want to abandon any reason! Old dogs need to be cared for and accompanied, not because they used to be stray dogs and treated them like stray dogs all their lives!

After that, people went to the shelter to see the yellow boy who had been abandoned by the police, and the dog fell down in a cage, and he didn't know what he had done wrong before being held here. Many good-hearted netizens have expressed their willingness to adopt Yellow: the world is cold enough, and it must be a social disease if the dog who worked so hard for 10 years ends up in a shelter.
Out of all pet abandonment, the rate of abandonment due to the age of the dog has been the highest, yet the probability of re-adoption of the older dog is the lowest, and an old dog being sent to a shelter almost amounts to its death sentence. It's been with you all its life, and you abandoned it when it needed you most. The world should not be so cold.
Every life will rot and grow old. Think about it. What if one day you get old and you get sick and your family puts you in a nursing home?