The tale of Pacho serves as a metaphor for human greed.
Puppies are honorable creatures that cling to those who show them some
attention. This is why, when you visit, they seem to be following people or
won't allow you leave their house.
The scenario is made much more uncomfortable when we take into account a
fuzzy homeless person. Since kids get fascinated by every person who gives
them a fleeting glance after seeing tragedy on the pavements.
According to androdass.com, Pacho was paying in a different currency
because of this.
The dog is only a little over a year old.
After a family decided to adopt him, Pacho joyfully departed the kennel in
Puglia (Italy), where he had been residing for the previous six
months.
The fuzzy one's happiness was shared by everyone there because finding a
home was almost a dream come true for him. The story became a nightmare when
the puppy was turned down once more.
Three days after being adopted, Pacho was going back to the pound.
As if it were a toy, they placed the beast back in the cage after promising
to provide it refuge.
The incident left the dog disappointed and unhappy, and he had no clue what
had happened.
As a result of his disappointment, Pacho has stopped eating; he used to
weigh 23 kilograms before this tragic event, but now he only weighs 20. The
poor animal dropped 10 pounds in only a few hours.
They may not have been certain about the adoption and may not have intended
to hurt the animal, but they are oblivious of the catastrophic effects that
their actions will have on the animal's life.
Pacho doesn't explain why he's still there or why they stopped looking for
him after the first time.
The dog has a history of being shy, so the behavior of the animal has
everyone on the property on high alert. He used to play with his kennel
friends, but now he doesn't seem to want to.
No animal should ever be abandoned, and Pacho's tragedy is a prime example
of human selfishness. By sharing this case, you may help us spread
awareness. Only adopt when you are absolutely certain!
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