Inna Przhevalskaya sincerely hopes, that her dog is happy now, because in the past he had to endure many hardships…
The girl took the pet from the shelter, calling him Max. The poor fellow had a hind leg amputated, and he himself was extremely emaciated. The dog weighed a little over four kilograms. A tag dangled in his ear, and the pet himself looked so unhappy, that he involuntarily wanted to hug him.
Once Max lived with the owner, and when he died, the first thing his relatives did was driving him away. So the dog ended up on the street, not knowing what to do next. In addition to all his hardships, the poor man hurt his leg somewhere…
After some time volunteers knew about the dog. He was overexposed twice or even three times, but soon people, without explanation, kicked Max out the door. And when, finally, the baby got into Inna’s house, the girl immediately understood why he hadn’t stayed anywhere for long.
Only five mites passed, and the dog had already thrown all the objects from the windowsills and from the tables, then began barking at the parrots, clearly planning to pull out their feathers. Inna even doubted whether she would be able to cope with the animal.
But fortunately, the girl’s husband was ready for anything. He hold her, that he had love at first sight for this prankster. The husband was very patient and affectionate with Max. He bathed the dog himself, combed it out and talked to him all the time. Of course, the animal couldn’t fail to react to such a warm attitude. Soon Max began to endure walking until the due time, stopped throwing himself at parrots and became attached to a new family.
Now most likely, the dog is lying on the couch in Inna’s house, and his face radiates happiness and peace.
Together with the owners the pet managed to take part in a picket dedicated to the protection of the rights of homeless animals, acquire a passport, learn the skills of riding a bicycle, motorcycle and even a catamaran.
Thanks to Inna and her husband for their patience and love-thanks to them, Max is now happy.
