Chris, an 18-year-old warehouse worker with a soft spot for dogs and a knack for minding other people’s business, started noticing a fancy-looking Shiba Inu hanging around a shut-down bike shop every day like he was waiting for an Amazon delivery that never came.
Intrigued and mildly suspicious—because when is a fluffy dog ever truly homeless?—Chris tailed the pup, who turned out to be named Ollie. The shop owner, apparently Ollie’s human, had disappeared weeks ago, adding a layer of mystery to this canine caper.
Being a certified dog guy, Chris began offering his lunch to Ollie. But instead of gobbling it up like any self-respecting dog, Ollie would take the food and bolt like he was late for a secret mission.
Eventually, Chris noticed Ollie was starting to look more sluggish than usual, so he decided to follow him one evening. Ollie led him through backstreets to an abandoned house like some four-legged detective. There, Chris watched in awe as Ollie squeezed food under the door to a trapped German Shepherd—Max—like a furry DoorDash delivery boy.
Shocked by this whole “dog saving dog” situation, Chris called the cops. They rescued Max and discovered the shop owner inside—unfortunately, long past needing any rescue himself, having likely died of a heart attack weeks before.
With hearts too big to leave the dogs behind (and some persuasive puppy eyes involved), Chris somehow talked his not-so-dog-loving girlfriend, Mila, into adopting both Ollie and Max. Touched by Ollie’s loyalty and maybe a little charmed by Max’s dopey grin, Mila’s icy heart melted just enough, and soon they were a happy, fur-filled family.
Who knew lunch, loyalty, and a little dog drama could lead to happily ever after—with two tails wagging?
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