couldn’t leave him behind, and he wouldn’t let go of my leg.

Stolen bread—but he became my best friend. He’d greet me at the door, lay his head on my lap, and comfort me without a word.One day, on a walk, Rufus ran into an alley where a little boy was crying after getting lost. Rufus comforted him until we reunited the boy with his mom.

It was one of many quiet moments that proved how special he was.Later, I stumbled upon a missing dog post. A family had been searching for their dog, Max—a dog that looked exactly like Rufus. My heart sank. Still, I reached out.

When they met him, they cried with gratitude. Rufus was Max. He’d gone missing months ago while camping. The people who left him at Walmart were trying to help. I gave him back—hardest thing I’ve ever done—but it was right.

Days later, Max’s family knocked on my door… with two of Max’s puppies. “We thought you might want a new friend,” they said. One pup wrapped herself around my leg just like Max had. Sometimes letting go opens space for something new—and love, when true, always finds its way back.

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