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After Being Thrown Away By A Presumed Owner, This Dog Has Been Given A Second Shot At Life With The Help Of Local People
Before adopting or purchasing a pet, some people do not give it much thought. It can be speculated from the number of animals housed in shelters or homeless pets that have been left on the streets by their owners. Domesticated animals are unable to care for themselves, therefore they have an unfailing trust in those who do.
In Buenos Aires, Argentina, a woman was walking around the neighborhood with a dog on a leash when she suddenly picked the dog up, threw him through a fence into someone’s garden, and left the scene.
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Meet Adriano, a 14-year-old blind dog who was abandoned by his owner in the garden of a house in the La Paternal neighborhood of Buenos Aires
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Security cameras in the area captured the exact moment when a woman was walking with a Cocker Spaniel
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She picked him up in her arms and unexpectedly threw him into the garden of a house
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The previous (presumed) owner also left a letter in the mailbox
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The letter was composed as if it was written by the dog himself: “My name is Adriano. I’m 14. I was born on October 6, 2008. I have been blind for three years”
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“I am not neutered. I’m very good. I do not bite children, adults, or other pets. Human food makes me sick. I don’t know how to eat bones.”
“That’s how they abandoned him, as if his life was worthless, as if he were a stuffed animal, as if he didn’t feel it” commented a spokesperson of the shelter
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“How would you leave the house, with the letter already written, put him on a leash, and take him for a walk, knowing that you will abandon him?” They wrote
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“The poor dog understands nothing. We feel helpless, as we spent Sunday anguished with the situation, we can not believe this could happen” they expressed in a post
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The Shelter was looking to find a permanent home for Adriano with the help of locals in Buenos Aires
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In the end Adriano has found a home and has been moved to a loving household in the care of a kind-hearted lady who adopted him
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Susan Green 3 years ago
This breaks my heart and angers me too. How could anyone throw an animal away like it’s garbage? I’m happy he’s in a good home now.
Robert A Reider Jr 3 years ago (edited)
Poor fella. Who could look at that face and do such a thing..? to a blind dog?! My little olg guy is in the mid stages of congenital heart failure and suffers tracheal collapse and dementia. Weve rarely been apart. I cant imagine life without him. I dont want to adopt a puppy, im old enough to go any time myself. i cant stand the thought of being alone either, so after some thought, ive decided i'll honor my doggy by adopting the oldest, most overlooked pooch in the pound. Shower him with love in his final days, and when the time comes, repeat the process. It would ne hard, emotionally, but i'll make a lot of unforgetable friends. i think it makes the most sense at my age.
Susan Green 3 years ago
This breaks my heart and angers me too. How could anyone throw an animal away like it’s garbage? I’m happy he’s in a good home now.
Robert A Reider Jr 3 years ago (edited)
Poor fella. Who could look at that face and do such a thing..? to a blind dog?! My little olg guy is in the mid stages of congenital heart failure and suffers tracheal collapse and dementia. Weve rarely been apart. I cant imagine life without him. I dont want to adopt a puppy, im old enough to go any time myself. i cant stand the thought of being alone either, so after some thought, ive decided i'll honor my doggy by adopting the oldest, most overlooked pooch in the pound. Shower him with love in his final days, and when the time comes, repeat the process. It would ne hard, emotionally, but i'll make a lot of unforgetable friends. i think it makes the most sense at my age.
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