Cats and dogs, though pets, are also the most important family members of humanity, and may cause great concern to feeders if they are ill or lost. An uncle in Thailand, who had been able to find his five-day lost dog, to thank his neighbours for their help and to celebrate its safe return home, offered a water table free of charge to his friends and neighbours and even to share his joy with the dog!
Boonsong Meethao, a 50-year-old man who runs a parking lot in Bangkok, loves dogs very much, and after having had a dog for more than 10 years two years ago, she naturally treated them like her own children, one of whom was named a pig by him because he had white hair, a pink color on his belly and soles, and he loved it especially.
It was usually played around the house and suddenly disappeared on New Year ' s Day, when he ran all over the streets and the forest nearby, and he even came to the temple to pray for God ' s blessing, hoping that the dog would return safely, but five days later, when the pig would not be able to return, a neighbour found him in the nearby street and immediately went to fetch the dog. At the beginning of the year, the pig lost five days of his life, making him very worried and even praying to the temple for his safe return.
Fortunately, five days later, we found the little pig of the dog. Uncle Boonsong said he was very nervous when the pig disappeared, afraid that he would starve to death if he didn't eat or drink water when he was a kid. He thought he'd let the pig eat his buffet as much as he wanted.
As a result, he put up a bulletin outside his parking lot, informing him that he was going to host a "Happy Pigs Home" pool, and that he had set up a large shed in the parking lot the same day, inviting outsiders to prepare food for free, both neighbours and friends and roaders. There's a lot of dog-loving people who saw the news on the Internet, and they're taking dogs with them.
Many neighbours have expressed their dismay that they have never seen such a big party for a dog, and can't think of anyone who loves a dog more than him, who can have such a nice, sincere host.