An online user shared his experiences on social platforms:
“I have been in and out of the psychiatric hospital for the past 10 years, but it has been three years since I met Sorra, and it has given me the most peaceful daily life.”
Formerly a person suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder and autism has been suffering from mental illness and has been regularly hospitalized in psychiatric hospitals for the past decade.
However, he has not been hospitalized for three years since the adoption of the hybrid dog Sora.
Sorra was originally a dog in a shelter and, after two years of training as a service dog, became an excellent healer.
Not only will it be emotionally supportive of netizens, but when there are signs of their fainting, the dogs will also show the police.
Because Internet users had physical or behavioural anomalies before they fainted, he was unable to detect them and made it difficult for him to live a normal life.
The problem has, however, been alleviated since the adoption of the Sorra.
Sorra would be careful to detect these phenomena and remind his netizens that he could find a safe place to faint and that during that time the dog would be watching over him.
The scene that the netizens saw when they woke up.
If Sorra gave his friends a peaceful life, they gave the dogs a full love.
Sorra is a professional and smart service dog, but it is also a playful dog who likes to climb trees, dig holes, swim, sleigh.
In order to satisfy the dog's pleasure, Internet users take the dog out for a little while.
It's, like, two-way love.