"Playing photographer #7"/About kind people and dogs whose life was a success

When we drove up to the village supermarket, we found three dogs at the entrance, which seemed to me hungry and I began to think about what I could feed them and what to buy them in the store. But while I was thinking about it, staying in the car, an elderly woman came out of the store with a bag of sausages and a man with a large loaf of sausage.

I sit and watch: the man took a knife out of his car, divided the sausage into three parts and carefully placed them in front of each of the dogs. Usually I see that something is thrown to the dogs, and he bent down and put it down.

The black dog took his portion and went somewhere with it, and both light ones began to lazily eat their sausage where they were sitting. The sausage was not bad, not the cheapest, the brand "Doctor", but they ate it clearly through force. Then I began to realize that I had never seen such well-fed stray dogs before. Although I have never met them at this store yet, and we visit it about twice a week in the summer.

The woman also watched them and then, unpacking her sausages, offered them more of them. The dogs left the sausage and accepted the fragrant sausages. The black dog also came running to get his portion. And the half-eaten pieces of sausage were left to lie bitten. Then some children came out of the store with their offerings to the dogs. I couldn't see what they were treating them to, but the dogs were fussing merrily, so there was something tasty or sweet.

The whole dog-feeding scene went on for quite a while. There was another interesting moment: a black dog took a plastic sausage wrapper from a trash can and wanted to take it away to hide it somewhere for a "rainy day", but the man stopped the dog, took the wrapper from her and did not put it back in the trash, but hid it in his car.

I was very surprised by such a culture. It seems to me that any city dweller would not pay attention to it at all and a dog could swallow this plastic with traces of sausage. But the scene took place in the village! For me, this means that nowadays rural people are much kinder and more cultured than urban ones, if they treat ordinary homeless animals so carefully.

After all this, we returned home from there with smiles on our face and a pleasant calmness in our soul, thinking that everything is not so bad in our world yet, if you can see such a lesson of kindness and care in an ordinary village.

The post is intended for participation in Weekly Contest Playing photographer #7 from @adeljose

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Camera used: Konica Minolta DIMAGE Z3

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