"I am a tramp, but my dog is not a stray dog." What is the feeling between you and your pet?

I think the relationship between me and my pet is the purest in the world, without betrayal or abandonment. A netizen in Guiyang photographed a homeless man crying in the street with a dead dog. In fact, I was deeply touched to see this scene. The tramp who lost his dog knelt on the ground, hoping that passers-by could get justice for him and his stray dog. But no matter what he says or asks, no one wants to look him in the eye. Because everyone thinks he is a tramp, there are so many stray dogs around, and it's okay to kill one. Finally, the helpless tramp laid a cushion for the dead puppy. He wrote on the ground: I am a tramp, but my dog is not a stray dog. Seeing this scene, my eyes filled with tears.

Because there are too many people in this world, everyone is a small and unique existence on the earth. So is this tramp and so is this dead stray dog. There is no doubt that the life of a tramp is vagrant and poor. The only thing he has is the puppy that lives with him. These so-called stray dogs may have had owners, and most of them were abandoned by their owners. It is precisely because they once had nothing that their companionship is even more important. Many people think that pets are just playthings. You can keep it when you are happy and discard it when you are unhappy. It is this kind of thinking that leads to more poor stray animals in the world.

But in fact, animals have the purest feelings for human beings. In life, maybe a lot of friendship or love that we care about very much will be betrayed and abandoned. But pets don't. They don't want anything from us. All they need is love and companionship. Our pets never care whether their living environment is gorgeous or not and whether their owners are decent enough. It is always human beings who care about these things. For pets, we are the world they own, so the feelings of animals are the purest. My pet and I are like this, interdependent and accompanying each other. I also hope that every stray dog can have a good home, after all, their years are really not long.