A Russian dog named Shavi was hit by a car, and the driver left it to die. Fortunately, the dog met a beautiful Russian woman named Nina.
Nina took it home, and after caring for the dog, it recovered. She then helped find it a family willing to adopt it. The story should have ended happily there, but a dramatic turn of events occurred.
Last winter, a stray dog named Shavi was hit by a car, injuring both legs and unable to walk. He was on the verge of freezing to death on the street. Two kind-hearted people took Shavi to the hospital and then appealed to the public for adoptive homes.
The kind-hearted girl Nina eventually took Shavi home, paid for its treatment at the hospital, and over the next six months, slowly helped Shavi recover, teaching it to walk again little by little. Shavi gradually recovered.
Some of the training was relatively easy, and Shavi was quite intelligent and a good student. However, it was afraid of strangers, vehicles, and the outside world. Gradually, it overcame these obstacles and became quite lively.
Although Nina loves Shavi, there is a significant lack of living space due to the presence of three cats and two other dogs in the house.
Nina had to take care of her work and family every day, so she had no choice but to ask her friend in the countryside to adopt Shavi, where there was a bigger place for him to live a better life.
But a few days after arriving at their new home, Shavi disappeared. The new owner discovered that Shavi had dug a hole in the ground and escaped. The new owner told Nina about this, and Nina was very sad.
A few weeks later, Nina was walking down the street when she suddenly felt someone touch her leg. Looking down, she saw it was her lost dog, Shavi. Nina burst into tears; she couldn't believe her dog had come all the way from 200 miles away to find her.
Even more shockingly, Nina had already moved, to a place five stops away. Had Shavi been wandering the streets all this time, just to find the angel in his heart?
Nina said she would never give Shavi away again; Shavi was her most loyal friend. Who would give away their friend?
Many people learned of her story and offered to donate money to help Nina, but she refused them all. She said, "I don't need money. If you really want to help, please help the animals that are wandering the streets. They are the ones who really need help."
