The dog did not stop asking for water with his front paws, and the man did not hesitate to allocate part of his time to help him. The pup, like many stray animals, depends on people’s kindness, and this time he was lucky.
Every gesture people make to help an animal indicates how much they care about it. Puppies and kittens are one of the most common cases of abandonment, which can be seen daily in different parts of the world, which is why it is practically impossible to adopt them all to save them from that reality.
Unfortunately, not everyone can have an animal at home because of certain rules that must be followed, or because they do not have enough resources to have a larger space, but the small details are no less important.
Giving stray animals food, providing shelter, transporting them to a shelter, or advocating for a rescue are all just as important as adopting them.
This is what an unknown man showed in a video clip circulated on social media, where he appears directly from his hands giving water to a dog in the street.
Turkish businessman Tansu Yin shared the video clip on his Twitter account, where the man can be seen gathering with a larger number of people and drawing water from a public tap to give it to the dog, which appeared thirsty and begging with its front paws.
The man brought his hands together to collect the water, then bent down and carefully pulled the puppy close so it wouldn’t fall to the ground.
The puppy did not take long to drink water from his hands or finish it, so the man got up to take more. Someone else nearby turned on the tap, allowing him to collect more water in his hands to continue hydrating the thirsty creature.
Tanso wrote on Twitter, quoting American writer and journalist John: “Animal lovers are a special breed of human beings, generous in spirit, full of compassion, perhaps a little inclined to sentimentality, and whose hearts are as big as the clear sky.” Grosjean.
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“Animal lovers are a special breed of human beings, generous in spirit, full of compassion, perhaps a little sentimental, and with hearts as big as the clear sky.” – John Grogan
