Similar to humans, animals have emotions, although the way they express them can vary among different types of animals.
The sad-looking dog was skinny and weak, sitting next to the bones and skin of a bigger dog that had died a few days earlier. It seems probable that the puppy is the offspring of the dead dog. The sight shows a small dog loyally staying by the motionless body of the larger dog, which has diminished to a skeleton and skin.
Several individuals inquired about the well-being of the adorable little puppy captured in the photo. Unfortunately, the photographer seemed to have lost sight of the pup upon his return. One can understand this slip-up given the considerable amount of time that had passed. Nonetheless, many people were left feeling frustrated upon discovering that the dog had not accompanied the photographer on his departure. Despite the harsh environment of Tibet, however, there remained a glimmer of hope for the puppy’s survival.
A heart-wrenching incident took place in a village of Myanmar where a puppy was discovered next to the dead body of his mother. The poor creature stayed beside her for several days, even after her remains started to decompose. A Reuters journalist captured this emotional moment on October 6, 2012.
While exploring the village’s ruins, the photographer stumbled upon an emotionally draining scene. He witnessed a little dog in distress and was moved to tears. The photographer took out his camera and sat down beside the canine, carefully observing its movements before capturing the moment with his lens.
As I was about to depart, I made the decision to bring the small dog with me since I believed no one else would adopt him. But fortunately, a compassionate man stepped forward and offered to care for the pup. We both believed that due to the dog’s weakened state, he should be taken to a Buddhist communal house in the village. I look forward to paying him a visit soon.
Just like us, animals also have emotions, but they have their own unique ways of showing them based on their species.
