A stray puppy showed up at a modest restaurant’s door five years ago. The dog’s eyes expressed his need for food.
The restaurant owner made the dog a special supper rather than just putting the leftovers.
This is how a great custom that has brightened the hearts of numerous people and dogs came to be. The following evening, the doggy came back.
He sat hesitantly at the establishment’s entrance, as if he wanted to get attention but made no move to do so.
Once more, Olly gave the dog a free meal; this became their new custom. He became Olly’s restaurant’s first tailed customer.
As more canines started to visit his doors, it appears that word of the restaurant owner’s generosity and goodwill among the neighborhood dogs spread.
They both sat on the building’s entrance, though, and peered inside with eager eyes at the same time.
Of course, the restaurant’s proprietor could not possibly say no to a dog.
Each of them received a ‘table’ from the chef, and they all left satisfied, joyful, and with tails wagging. Nice, right?
