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After Closing, Dog Sits Outside, Pining For Store Manager To Let Him Inside

By: Julie Hunt
Julie Hunt is an avid dog lover and writer for iHeartDogs.com, and has a background as a veterinary technician. She rescued a beautiful former bait dog named Rory.Read more
| November 21, 2023

As a security guard, the man and his colleagues’ days revolved around ensuring the store and its patrons’ safety. Because the security guards worked long hours, the colleagues went from being coworkers to very good friends.

One evening, an unexpected visitor entered their lives – Drujak, a lonely dog whose eyes reflected tales of abandonment. He appeared near the store’s entrance every evening, silently pleading for care. Despite the store manager’s restrictions, the guards fed him, creating a ritual of warmth for both the dog and themselves. Drujak remained a fixture, waiting with a sad yet hopeful expression, believing someone would offer him a true home.

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The security guards’ work demands and long hours hindered the possibility of providing him the care that he needed. As weeks passed, Drujak’s hope seemed to fade, breaking the kind folks’ hearts that had become invested in his well-being.

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Thankfully, fortune intervened when one of the guard’s friends expressed a desire to adopt a dog along with her husband. Vouching for their friend’s gentle nature and warm home, the security guard was confident they could offer Drujak the family he deserved.

The day arrived, and Drujak left the store entrance for the last time. The couple provided Drujak with the perfect doggy life complete with a cozy bed, daily walks, and the love he yearned for. Witnessing his once-sad eyes sparkle with joy, the security guards felt a profound sense of fulfillment, having played a part in changing his life for the better.

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