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Elderly Man Dying Of Cancer Breaks Down While Saying Final Goodbye To His Dogs

By: Dee Michaels

Dee Michaels

Dee Michaels is a passionate and accomplished writer, renowned for his heartwarming and engaging stories on IHeartDogs.com.Read more
| February 11, 2022
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Before being handed over to the welfare group, Arong and Asoon are brought to the hospital to bid a tearful goodbye to their treasured human. But the dogs intuitively know that this is their final moment together, and they outright reject the arrangement. They turn their backs to Grandpa and whine quietly to let him know that they are not ready to part with him yet.

Arong and Asoon’s depressed faces express their deep awareness of the vulnerable situation. They realize Grandpa’s end is near, and yet stay in denial and plead with him to hold on a while longer. Words fail us at the desolation of watching Grandpa’s heart break into a million pieces.

 

Image Credit/Story Source: YouTube Video

 

Once Arong and Asoon were situated at the shelter, Grandpa saw them flourish through a video call. It was a bittersweet moment for him knowing that no harm will come upon his precious ones ever again. While Grandpa was given 2-3 years to live, he passed away just a month after the video call. Rest in peace Grandpa, you were truly brave and your love for Arong and Asoon will always be immortal.

 

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