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Dog Can’t Stop Crying After Being Left at Shelter

By: Clarisse Q
Clarisse is an effective freelance SEO writer for a dog magazine, combining her deep passion for animals with her professional skills. Her hands-on experience with rescued cats and stray dogs enriches her writing, enabling her to create engaging and informative content that resonates with pet parents and animal lovers.Read more
| June 30, 2024

It’s heart-wrenching to be separated from loved ones, especially when there’s a special bond. This is true for humans, and it is also true for dogs.

Many people wonder if dogs can feel the same sense of loss and sadness as humans. Experts confirm that dogs do experience a range of emotions, including happiness, frustration, and loneliness. They can express these feelings in various ways, such as making joyful noises or shedding tears when sad.

Image Source Credit via YouTube

This was exactly the case with AJ, a six-year-old dog who was abandoned by his owners. AJ and his brother Toby were left at a shelter, leaving them both devastated. The sudden change in environment and separation from their family left AJ heartbroken. He couldn’t stop crying, feeling utterly hopeless and homesick. His despair was so intense that he refused to eat or socialize with other dogs at the shelter.

The staff at Saving Carson Shelter Dogs were deeply concerned about AJ’s condition. They decided to share his story through a video, hoping to find someone who would adopt AJ and his brother. The video showed AJ shedding tears, unable to contain his sadness. This emotional plea touched the hearts of many, garnering over five million views.

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Shortly after being released, he became overcome by rage and frustration and began violently wailing on his poor, trembling, frightened dog. It's clear that this man's violent tendencies didn't decrease after serving his time.

Many viewers expressed their sympathy and support for AJ. Volunteers at the shelter also shared their thoughts, saying:

“AJ is 100% pure sweet, gentle, loving beauty, he loves other dogs and he is missing his brother. He is shutting down, he has a cold and he needs your help.”

The efforts of the volunteers paid off. Someone expressed interest in adopting AJ, and even better, they wanted to take Toby as well. The brothers were reunited, and AJ’s sadness was replaced with joy. He finally got to make his “freedom walk” out of the shelter, ready to start a new, happy chapter in his life.

Indeed, AJ’s story reminds us that after every storm, there is a rainbow. His journey from abandonment to finding a loving home is a testament to the resilience and emotional depth of our furry friends.

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