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Published 17:00 8 Jan 2016 GMT
Updated 17:03 8 Jan 2016 GMT

The message recalls how the dog howled the entire way to the shelter as he was upset about abandoning his post, in case the owner should return.
In a letter addressed to the owner, a rescue worker who identifies herself only as Brooke, says: 'He isn't a bad dog. He is a very good dog. You were a bad friend. You abandoned someone that would give his life for you. Someone who doesn't care how long you stayed away at work... Someone who would lick the tears off your cheeks and the leftover food from your plate when u [sic] were done eating.
'He refused to walk to the van... He howled the whole car ride to our shelter. He howled the most painful howl I have ever heard. It was the sound of his heart breaking. He desperately tried to get back to the spot that you left him.
'You don't deserve this amazing puppy. You don't deserve any dog at all.'
We'd have to agree.
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