They led the dog far into the woods and tied him to a tree, convinced he’d be gone for good

The dog didn’t understand why he had been brought so far from home or why he had been tied to a tree.

Before, they would leave him on a leash outside a shop or pharmacy—he would wait calmly there, knowing they would soon return.

But here—only forest, no people, no road, just the rustling of pine trees and gnats buzzing by his ear.

He hadn’t yet grasped what was happening when he heard his owner’s voice—cold, sharp, filled with a kind of anger he couldn’t understand:

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