He was like an old man when he was a baby, both he and his brother, creased and without hair. And slowly he began to grow hair again, his skin grew taller, and his face that had a sadness shone.
Button recovered, grew, and became a wonderful, sweet dog. He is a good and cooperative puppy, very good, a little hesitant at first, but nevertheless cooperative and loving.
It's not that he deserves a home more than other animals, just because he had a hard time, but we see him in the shelter, we remember how he was, how much he suffered and how strong he stood, and it saddens us that he hasn't found his family.
We'd say he hasn't found her because she pulled out black and brown hair instead of white and curly, but we don't want to grumble. He's not the only one waiting, and maybe he'll be waiting for a long time to come.
Animals like him exist infinitely, just for each of them, there are no infinite lives, there is only one, theirs.
Button is not the most sociable dog in the world, nor the most comfortable. He is afraid of things he doesn't know and people he doesn't know. But he's very young, he's very smart, and the time he's lost so far he can win it back.
