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It's lying down. Breathe slowly. And yet... he keeps looking at you. It's not fear. It's not pain. It's something else. Your dog knows something is changing. Her body is slowly shutting down. But their attention isn't on him... it's in you. He's watching you. Follow every move. Search for your eyes. As if he's making sure of something... before you go. Psychology explains it in a way that hurts. Dogs don’t think “I’m going to die”. They think... "are you gonna be okay?" "That's why, in his last moments... your presence is everything. And here's where it becomes important for you: Experts recommend three things when your dog is in its final stages: -Don't leave him alone. Even though it hurts, your voice and your smell soothes it more than any medicine. -Talk to him. Your tone conveys safety to him, even if he can't answer anymore. -And most of all... check it out. Because many dogs are trying to find your eyes one last time. Their brain even releases oxytocin... the same one i felt when you came home. That's why there's no pain always. Sometimes... there is peace. Because his life was never forever. It was to accompany you. And in that last moment... is not thinking about leaving. Is Trusting... that you'll be fine without him. Because a dog doesn't measure its life in years. Measure her by how much she loved you. And when she closes her eyes... is not saying goodbye. He is saying : “Thank you for not leaving me alone. ” Because sometimes... the greatest act of love you can do... is to stay until the end. ~ Mohd Juned ✨🙌🏽💫

@FattyNatsu Another reason Thailand > Aus

@dueybahs Kind, beautiful, smart and vaccinated! if only… 😞

Have you met the Thai Ridgeback? • One of the oldest dog breeds • Ultra-developed survival instinct • Very smart but highly independent This little guy is looking for an owner 🥲

@jasonpizzino Don’t come back. Overstay visa.

When a left Australia on the 11th, fuel was about $2.20/L. Vietnam has been pretty normal; no cues, no pumps out of order, all orderly refills. 🇻🇳 I wonder what surprises await me when I return to Australia this week. 🇦🇺

This is the plan. We need every hand on deck! blog.simpleheart.org/p/this-is-the-…

@TruthFairy131 Name and shame these grubs. Better yet, drop their addresses. Their dads need to learn what karma is.

A 13 year old Asian girl has spoken up about being tortured and bullied for 5 hours at Kings Grove public School in Sydney by violent Muslims. Just another example of why Islam is incompatible with the West. How long until your son or daughter is their next victim? This is happening all over the West. Enough is enough 😡

@FattyNatsu Thailand used to be my go to for more than a decade but the continual influx of tourists from Russia/ukraine/India have made it not as favourable. Japan whilst has those influxes in major cities, doesn’t take much of a trip to find more traditional which I enjoy 😀.

@FattyNatsu Japan…

Best country to live in Asia? Thailand wins 🏆

@SartorialShootr From a safer location 🤭

Daily Dubai security brief, but from a different location… Plus a heartfelt message to the haters at the end 😘

@theoztrucker What’s the problem ?

These are the fuckwits we share the road with. That is a water tank they’re filling!

@XueJia24682 Sure beats waiting 45 minutes to get 200km… China #1

✨🇨🇳This is a high-speed charging station built by BYD in China. It can charge a car from 10% to 70% in just 5 minutes, and from 10% to 97% in 9 minutes, with a range of 1,000 kilometers.

An immigrant from Afghanistan, a fake Aboriginal & an immigrant from Pakistan make up the most retarded trio in the Australian Senate. @SenatorPayman @SenatorThorpe @MehreenFaruqi

@VbSmasher 9.50$ for a 25 pack of windfield blues was the glory days

Congratulations to our 💩government !! A schooner of draught has gone from $9.70 yesterday to $10.60 today !! I feel for the old pensioners who come in for 2 or 3 ! The days of the public bar is Cooked !! Showing my age but I remember buying a pot for $1.45🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤮

@0xEnjooyer It doesn’t do shit. Exact same experiences as you over two years.

I think there is something sinister going on with Creatine I take it 0 noticeable benefits I stop taking it 0 changes Testing Period: 1 year Yet everyday I log on here and see a tweet with a trillion likes saying it's a miracle. Suspicious

@beyoumf Christ is king ✝️🙏🤲

who saved you when you were at your lowest?

@DrewPavlou Check your DMs. There’s people offering help..

I want to thank everyone for the amazing support I’ve received over the past 24 hours I’ve received like 700 messages and dozens of news requests since the Trump tweet, I feel really bad that I haven’t been able to reply to everyone, it’s really hard to get through everything as I have no team behind me, I’m literally just one guy I’ve also received multiple calls and death threats to my personal phone There’s at least one guy actually physically stalking me, he’s taken photos of me in public over the past week It’s just absolutely insane time period Things are really taking off I need someone to back me to build an empire, I feel like we can change history Right now I’m just one guy, imagine what we can do if we had a full team, legal backing and security so that I don’t get killed

@gabmedblack @introvertsmemes What event ?

@introvertsmemes Yes and I need a Marathon Crew

Anybody from Australia here?

@jameypricephoto This man has thought me more about rules pertaining to parking than any other person / government agency. ( his not a cheap teacher ).

Overall. I loved my first visit to Australia! But WOW. Aussies love some dumb rules. I’ve never met a more aggressive bunch of circuit marshals in my life and the high vis vest might as well be the national color. Weird for a group that think they’re the fun ones at the party.

Nobody goes to the emergency vet at 2 AM on a Tuesday for a checkup. The waiting room at that hour is a heavy place, filled with pacing, quiet crying, and the smell of antiseptic. I was there sitting with my Golden Retriever, waiting for bloodwork results, when an older man shuffled through the sliding glass doors. He was in his late seventies, wearing a faded plaid coat, and carrying a small, scruffy terrier wrapped in a worn-out bath towel. The dog was wheezing, struggling for every breath. The receptionist rushed them into a back room. About twenty minutes later, the man came out and sat two chairs down from me. He was staring blankly at the floor, clutching an empty red dog collar in his trembling hands. The vet came out shortly after. She knelt in front of him, speaking softly, but in the quiet waiting room, I heard every word. "Frank, he has a blockage in his airway," she said gently. "We can clear it with surgery right now, and he'll make a full recovery. He has a lot of good years left." Frank looked up, tears pooling in the deep wrinkles around his eyes. "How much?" The vet hesitated. "With the emergency fee and the anesthesia... it's $1,200." Frank let out a breath that sounded like a sob. He looked down at the red collar in his hands, running his thumb over the metal name tag. "My wife passed last year," he whispered. "Buster is all I have left. But my pension... I only have $300 in my checking account." He looked at the vet, completely defeated. "Can I surrender him to the clinic? Will you do the surgery if I sign him over to you? I just want him to live. Even if it's not with me." That broke me. This man was willing to give up the last living connection he had to his wife, the only creature that greeted him at the door, just to save its life. I quietly got up and walked to the receptionist's desk. I slid my credit card across the counter. "Put Buster's surgery on this," I whispered. "And tell Frank that the clinic has an emergency fund for seniors. Don't you dare tell him a stranger paid for it." The receptionist looked at me, her eyes welling up, and nodded. Ten minutes later, the vet walked back out to Frank. She told him about the "clinic fund" and that Buster was being prepped for surgery. Frank dropped his face into his hands and wept openly, thanking God and the vet over and over again. I left before Frank could see me, my own dog's bloodwork thankfully coming back clear. My credit card bill is going to be tight this month. I'll have to skip eating out and cancel a few subscriptions. But as I drove home in the dark, I thought about Frank sitting by his front door in a few days, waiting for Buster to trot through it. Money comes and goes. But you can't put a price tag on keeping a family together. Anonymous