A story for you animal lovers

[massive cock]

A guy was telling me that his puppy was diagnosed with Parvo and that the vet said it probably wouldn't live through the night. He couldn't even afford to have the dog put down. So he and his little children gathered around the puppy to spend one more night with him and give him love. Not only did the animal live through the night, but he survived and has been doing very well for over 1 month. Sometimes, love really can cure.

 

[string_bean00]

massive cock!

 

[flexygrl]

A guy was telling me that his puppy was diagnosed with Parvo and that the vet said it probably wouldn't live through the night. He couldn't even afford to have the dog put down. So he and his little children gathered around the puppy to spend one more night with him and give him love. Not only did the animal live through the night, but he survived and has been doing very well for over 1 month. Sometimes, love really can cure.

When I was younger we had a puppy with parvo. My mom took it to the vet and the prognosis wasn't good. The vet told my mom to bring us to the hospital to say our good byes. He didn't think the pup was gonna make it. His name was patches. I was only 6. I remember going there and seeing this skinny, scrawny little puppy with a feeding tube in his nose and an IV. It was so sad. We kissed him and hugged him. Amazingly enough he pulled through.

We had him for 4 years. Unfortunatly he turned into a biter. He bit everyone in the family except for me. HE loved me. The last straw was when he bit my two year old sister in the face and she had to get stitches. My mom gave him away to a woman with older, grown children. One day the woman's daughter in law was lying down on the couch with her eyes closed and her head back. Patches bit her in the neck. They put him to sleep shortly after.

He was a shit-zu. A decent, child friendly breed. The vet was suprised how he turned and attributed it to either emotional trauma, or some brain damage from the parvo disease.

 

[jackangel]

tell us the jesus story again, uncle cock

 

[massive cock]

When I was younger we had a puppy with parvo. My mom took it to the vet and the prognosis wasn't good. The vet told my mom to bring us to the hospital to say our good byes. He didn't think the pup was gonna make it. His name was patches. I was only 6. I remember going there and seeing this skinny, scrawny little puppy with a feeding tube in his nose and an IV. It was so sad. We kissed him and hugged him. Amazingly enough he pulled through.

We had him for 4 years. Unfortunatly he turned into a biter. He bit everyone in the family except for me. HE loved me. The last straw was when he bit my two year old sister in the face and she had to get stitches. My mom gave him away to a woman with older, grown children. One day the woman's daughter in law was lying down on the couch with her eyes closed and her head back. Patches bit her in the neck. They put him to sleep shortly after.

He was a shit-zu. A decent, child friendly breed. The vet was suprised how he turned and attributed it to either emotional trauma, or some brain damage from the parvo disease.

Now that's a sad story. There's a lot of people suffering with the same malodies(emotional trauma and brain damage) that results in unstable behavior. I saw it in my dad. His disease changed his personality. I think we are too quick to judge sometimes.

 

[massive cock]

tell us the jesus story again, uncle cock

I can tell many, many amazing stories. If it gives someone a ray of hope, then it's worthwhile.

 

[bluepeter]

I can tell many, many amazing stories. If it gives someone a ray of hope, then it's worthwhile.

Save the salvation bullshit for the congregation.

 

[Y_lifter]

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