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Sad Story: Living Under a Bridge, My Dog Was My Only Source of Warmth and Sanity

Posted on May 20, 2025May 20, 2025 By Admin No Comments on Sad Story: Living Under a Bridge, My Dog Was My Only Source of Warmth and Sanity

People often think hitting rock bottom means losing your home, job, or family.

But for me, it was the moment I realized I hadn’t heard my name spoken in two weeks. Not once.

Except by Bixby—my dog.

Not in words, of course. But in the way he looked at me every day, as if I still mattered, as if I was still his person, no matter what had happened.

We’ve faced it all—eviction, shelters rejecting us because of “no  pets,” nights in alleys with just a tarp and each other. He never ran. Never stopped wagging his crooked tail, even when I returned with only half a sandwich.

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