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Buying Caesar

The first time I saw Caesar, he was old, frail, and unwanted. His owner had discarded him, and to save him, we had to buy him.

As we led him away, he barely reacted, as if he already knew he’d been abandoned. His owner saw him as a burden and gave up on him. We couldn’t leave him—we had to give him a second chance.

Caesar’s Heartache

Caesar lay motionless beside me, his eyes dull. He made no effort to move, as if his spirit had broken long before we arrived.

Perhaps he understood—his owner had cast him aside. Neglect clung to him, and I could only hope he would believe again in kindness.

Hope for His Eyes

Caesar’s eyes were infested with parasites, clouding his vision. Both had been neglected too long. The vet assured us his sight could still be saved with proper care.

The vet examined Caesar’s eyes and confirmed his sight could be saved. The parasites had caused damage, but treatment would allow him to see.

It was a small victory that gave us hope.

Caesar’s Second Chance

Caesar still had parasites, but he was holding on and doing better than expected. By morning, Caesar showed improvement. His eyes carried a faint spark.

He had a long way to go, but it was time to regain strength. We helped him stand, supporting his frail body. His legs trembled, then collapsed, but we weren’t discouraged. ‘We’ll try again, Caesar,’ we promised.

A New Attempt

Caesar’s legs trembled as he tried to step but wouldn’t hold him. That was okay. Recovery would take time. We knelt beside him, stroking his fur. ‘Don’t worry, Caesar,’ we said. ‘We’ll try again next time.’

Caesar shifted, his frail body weak. With effort, he pushed up on trembling legs, taking cautious steps. It wasn’t much, but for the first time, he was moving toward something better.

Caesar in the Garden

Caesar took his first steps in our garden and enjoyed a walk. He sniffed the air, his tail wagging slightly.

Watching him explore filled us with joy. ‘Good job, Caesar!’ We cheered. He was beginning to heal. Caesar roamed the garden, his nose twitching as he took in the fresh scents.

Heartbreaking Deal

Caesar found a home today. After all he had been through, he was getting a second chance. Watching him leave, tail wagging cautiously, brought both joy and sadness. We had saved him, nursed him back to health, and now it was time to let him go.

Two weeks later, Caesar’s former owner called again, casually offering another underfed puppy at a ‘discount.’

Volga Walks Again

The puppy was in poor shape. His fragile body showed signs of mistreatment, his back likely broken from a kick. He needed urgent surgery.

Volga’s surgery was a success. Weak before, he now took shaky but determined steps, beginning his recovery.

Finding Freedom

With a custom wheelchair, Volga moved freely again. After much pain, he explored with curiosity. He also played with Sky, his tail wagging. He felt like a real dog again.

Volga and Sky took in their new surroundings, finally safe. We offered pats and smiles. ‘Welcome to your new home,’ we said.