Many dogs endure the hardest moments of their lives alone. Even a small gesture of care can make a huge difference, but some never receive it.

For this reason, some dogs form deep attachments to objects, usually toys, which provide a sense of security. Over time, these toys become inseparable from their lives, whether on the streets or in shelters.

A university student in Waco, Texas, experienced this firsthand when she saw a dog clinging to his cherished toy in a shelter. The scene was so moving that she decided to foster both the dog and his toy.

Always By His Side

Brooke Reese , a senior at Baylor University, decided to foster a two-year-old Pit Bull mix named Squishy because he was high on the euthanasia list . At the time, the shelter believed he might have cancer and that fo

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