The skeletal stray dog trembled as he tried approaching passersby, but no one would look at him.

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That morning, when I opened my door, I saw a stray dog so thin he was unrecognizable—he was skeletal like a black goat, every rib visible, his hind legs trembling nonstop. I brought him food, but he could only sniff it gently, unable to eat. Looking at his pitiful state, I knew I couldn't let him suffer outside any longer. This little guy was incredibly gentle, never barking or biting, his eyes full of helplessness and longing. I named him Jixiang and brought him home. At the hospital, we discovered he was only eight months old, yet severely malnourished with heart problems and abdominal fluid—he'd survived this long purely on his will to live. After six days in the hospital, Jixiang's condition improved day by day. Once he recovered, his mischievous side came out—barking in his ward, biting the cage bars, stealing other dogs' food. The doctor said his spirit had truly returned. On discharge day, he was so excited he jumped into the car by himself. Back home, Jixiang was like a completely different dog. He ate heartily every day, played joyfully, and became best friends with our cats and dogs. I took him on walks, jogs, and camping trips, watching him fill out gradually, his coat becoming glossy and healthy. Thirty days passed, and that skeletal, dying little soul had transformed into a lively, playful, happy dog. #rescuecat #rescuedog #rescuekittens #animal #cat #dog #kitten