As our dogs get older or get sick, our responsibilities do not change, writes ilovemydogsomuch.
From time to time we see stories of dog owners “exchanging” their old dogs for puppies. Sick dogs are thrown away because the owner does not want to disturb the veterinary care or they can not allow it.
There is never a reason to leave the dog.
In this story, a dog named Bong started life, like most dogs, healthy and active. But then suddenly, out of nowhere, his legs weakened, he could not use them anymore. Instead of getting the help he needed, the owner threw it in a cardboard box.
A kind old woman heard him cry. He ran to the box and saved it. The woman they call “grandma” in the city because she is older decided to take care of her because she was quite poor.
She fed him her food. She made a bed for him out of a box of many blankets. He was walking around the city to get some fresh air. He loves Bong very much.
When Bong wanted to walk around on his own, his grandmother made him special bandages and used a soft blanket over his legs to keep him from getting hurt. That’s all he could do for her, but it’s far more than her owners have ever done.
Grandmother loved Bong so much that she did not even sleep at night until Bong was sitting nearby and was the first to fall asleep.
One day a group of volunteers came. They had heard of Bong’s grandmother and wanted to bring them presents. Bong got a brand new bed some delicious dog food. They also gave him some new toys. Then they gave the best gift to the grandmother.
They told Grandma that they had found a medical center to help Bong for free. He Bong should suffer only because he did not have much money. Grandmother cried.
Bong went to see his new doctor with his new friend’s grandmother. He did a dog MRI. The results were excellent. Scanning showed that he had myelitis, which is curable in 70% of cases.
The only downside was that Bong needed extensive treatment and physiotherapy. He had to stay in the hospital to recover. Grandma knew it was the best thing for Bong, but she would miss him so much.
She cried when she hugged him and said goodbye.
With daily therapy, Bong begins to improve. He easily captivated the entire staff with his sweet mood. First, Bong can walk…
Let’s see it again, BONG.
Every time Bong made progress, they called Grandma. Then the grandmother came to visit. Seeing Bong do so well made Grandma so happy. He could not wait to hug her and tell her what a good boy he was. The guardians show the grandmother what she needs to do at home to help her feet.
Bong is so happy that he shows it to his grandmother, and then he hugs her the most.
Next comes a special guest to see Bong. In our first story about Bong, we talked about his best friend, or rather his girlfriend.
He comes to see her next. Before treatment, Bong looked so sad that he could not play with his girlfriend, but now he can chase her. She is so happy.
Bong is very happy to go home. Grandmother gives her her welcome home gift. New chain! Now that he does not have to walk around in a wheelchair, he gets new armor to walk beside him.
Bong continues to improve. It’s still too early to sterilize her, but it will be the vet’s next step when Bong’s nerves recover a little his muscles get stronger.
Source: ilovemydogsomuch. tv
