At 11 o’clock, the mother told her children to throw the trash into the garbage tank. The children were on their way to dispose of the garbage when they heard a sound coming from the tank, as if someone had been hit and hurt by their actions. They quickly looked into the dustbin and were shocked to see a dog inside a plastic bag, crying and struggling to break free. The dog appeared to be in distress and needed help immediately.
The children had always kind heart, and their helpful nature kicked in during this moment of need. They tried to rescue the dog from the garbage tank, but their small hands couldn’t reach or lift the dog out of the dustbin. They quickly ran back to their home to tell their parents about the situation. Once they arrived, they recounted the incident to their parents, who immediately decided to help the poor dog.
When they arrived at the scene, they saw that their children had already tried to help the dog by offering food and water, but the dog was unable to eat. Despite their best efforts, the dog’s condition remained unchanged. Assessing the situation, they decided to call the rescue team for professional assistance. While waiting for the rescue team to arrive, they continued to care for the dog, providing comfort and support until help arrived.
How heartless the man was to throw the dog into the dustbin on such a warm day! The parents and children were also in tears, overcome with emotion. They thought, “How foolish to mistreat a dog and then discard it like trash!” The dog’s condition was dire, and it was unclear how long it had been suffering in the dustbin. By the time the rescue team arrived, the dog’s condition had very critical, leaving it in a very critical state.
The rescue team arrived and conducted a thorough examination of the dog. They determined that the dog had developed diarrhea due to lack of proper care and treatment. Despite their best efforts to revive him, the dog remained unresponsive, and all attempts to wake him up were unsuccessful.
The rescue team immediately gave the dog a bath, hoping it might help revive him. They carefully prepared a bath and gently cleaned him, removing all the stains and dust from his fur. As they tended to him, the rescue team couldn’t help but feel a sense of sadness, thinking that if they had arrived earlier, the situation might have been different.
After the bath, the dog slightly opened his eyes, but he was still far from fully recovered. The team carefully placed him in a comfortable box and prepared some food, but they didn’t have enough time to cook rice for him. Instead, they immediately bought milk to nourish him. The entire team was deeply moved by the scene, and their eyes welled up with tears as they felt a surge of sadness and compassion for the dog. They promised themselves to do everything in their power to help him recover with all their heart.
The whole team did their best to seek medical attention for the dog, taking him to the hospital after consulting with doctors. However, the doctor delivered devastating news to the team: it was too late to save the dog, and he couldn’t survive due to the extent of his condition. The doctor emphasized that if the dog’s owner had provided proper care and attention, he might have had a chance to survive, but now it was too late, and there was nothing they could do for him.
One of the boy gently placed a flower in the dog’s paw, symbolizing the moment to bid farewell and leave the dog in God’s care. It was a poignant moment, highlighting the cruelty of a world where some people have stone hearts and fail to treat innocent lives with kindness and compassion.
The boy dug a grave for the dog and laid him to rest, providing a peaceful final resting place for the dog’s body. He hoped that in the next life, the dog would find joy and freedom in his next life rather than by the suffering he endured in that life. And perhaps, in a twist of fate, the dog’s stone hearted owner would be reborn as a dog himself, struggling through a life of hardship, as if the universe found to balance the scales of justice.
