In recent days, a sudden flood had struck an area where many residents ' homes had been flooded and forced to flee their homes. In this disaster, a dog named Big Dog has been standing by his home and, despite being in a flood, has been guarding it.
According to witnesses at the scene, the dog had been at the door of his house, and he would not leave, no matter how heavy the flood. When the rescue workers arrived at the scene, they were unable to approach the house because of the floods and were only able to see the dog far away. After brief communication with the dog, the relief workers realized that the dog could not be directly rescued, but could not bear to see it starved and thirsty and decided to leave food and water for it.
Before leaving, the relief workers placed food and water where the dogs could reach and left quietly. According to relief workers, while the dogs cannot be saved directly, they hope that the food and water will keep them in the water when they fall, and that this will bring some comfort and hope to the dogs.
The loyalty and tenacity of the dog moved many people and generated widespread attention and discussion. Some call Big Dog a real hero, and its determination and courage make people fear. Regret was also expressed that rescue workers should do everything possible to rescue the dog and ensure its safety.
For relief workers, however, the lack of access to the dogs does not mean that they are not doing their best. In the disaster scene, relief workers made every effort to rescue those trapped, but, owing to objective conditions, it was not always possible to accommodate everyone in need. In such cases, leaving food and water is a humane act and a care and respect for dogs.
In general, the behaviour of the dog, who still looked home in the floods, demonstrated its loyalty and courage, prompting thinking about the relationship between animals and humans. In the process, the actions of relief workers have also shown humanity and humanity.