They had to be in so much pain when they wrote that... I really hope they see this video =)

Made me cry. The strength it took to get their dog away from abuse, is amazing. I would bet the kid was suffering. I hope they are ok. ❤

What you said is so kind.

Yes, they really are ❤

100%

Absolutely

They are wonderful; He looks well fed and in good care, bless them.

Same here, and you can see from the writing it was most likely a kid 😢

Something tells me that child will rise above his or her circumstances one day & have a blessed & successful life, too.

You mean doing great

Yes, I'm thinking a child. What a kind heart they had; they did the only thing they could think of to save him. It's so sad but I am glad they did, or I should say glad that it worked out well for Boston. Now he just needs a forever family. Let's manifest this!!!!!!

@@claudiaarayasalvo753 Yeah I had this feeling also.

If you can abuse an animal you can probably abuse people so I hope he's okay too, but I wouldn't be surprised if he's being abused too sadly.

Whenever I see a video of an animal being left behind and so many comments say they wish the previous owner would burn in hell, I keep thinking "But you just don't know what their situation is."

​​@@TheRealGSmith: There ARE such places as animal shelters. Unless their country doesn't have them.

@@jallan9578they were probably scared, or embarrassed to have to give up their dog. I’ve seen shelters judge people heavily for needing to give up their pets, even when they don’t know the full story.

Reminds me of my boy's energy. If it weren't south America and I didn't already have a dog he'd be mine!

Most people want a dog like they want a stuff animal--low maintenance and only "used" when needed. so sad.

It all depends on what country he is in and the surrounding area there may not be a larger population of people who have enough space for this guy

​​@@bikedawg why is that sad? People have differing lifestyles and physical abilities. In my golden retriever's first 3 years we went hiking and got out almost daily. But then I had my first kid and the long hikes dropped to a couple times per week. I had no idea my child would be diagnosed with a disability that limited our spontaneity even further. But by then she was older and was more content with being a "couch potato." So the new lifestyle fit her well.

I want to adopt one day but only when I’m financially able to support more than just my small boy.

Are u re*arded or just re*arded? 😂😂​@@mip4422

​@@mip4422 The note left with the dog mentioned that he was mistreated by the family that owned him. I think it's safe to assume this mistreatment was in the form of abuse, whether physical, verbal or neglect.

Peaches, I agree, it is difficult if not impossible to find compassion for those that abuse animals. Are you vegan ?

@@jjradV sometimes people like you are so scary to me. you're so limited. you're like a cult. everytime your 1st question is like 'are you vegan?' like being vegan would solve every problem. and you know what, maybe it does, but thanks to cultists like you we'll never know.

@@jjradVbe a vegan without telling/asking everyone challenge. Failed

It's highly likely that the person who left the dog at the bench was abused also.

😢​@@moorspede

⁠@@moorspededefinitely if a person can abuse an animal their capable of doing the same to humans

My sweet dog was up for adoption for 5 months before I met her. She was the most beautiful and loving girl. She never once did anything even slightly wrong. Why was she never adopted after months of adoption events and being on Petfinder? Because destiny was waiting to bring us together.

​@@thenightporter my sweet baby girl was with an elderly lady who died, then adopted by a family with children & another dog. She was already traumatized by the loss of her "mom" and the other dog HATED her. It wouldn't even let her out of the crate to eat. Because she was "frozen" & wouldn't come out of her crate to play, the family didn't want her. She was there for about 7 months. I wasn't looking for a dog, but when I held her, she relaxed & nearly went to sleep. I just knew it was right. She has had lots of fears, but we've been able to overcome nearly all of them over the last 2 years. My heart is so full of love for her & although I wish she hadn't had to have bad experiences, our lives brought us together, and that's what really matters. ❤

@@hSquaredSunshine What a lovely story about your fur baby! 😊❤🐾🐾🦴

Especially if someone has corrected his habit of jumping up. BIG turn-off for many people, especially if he knocks kids down. I DO really hope he finds his forever home, preferably with other dogs so that he can play some of his energy out in a good way.

Purplesquirrel, great comment, are you vegan ?

@@jjradV You don't recognize a BOT when you see one. Give up your bullying of people.

Goodness, come to the south. You'll have to do an application for the shelter, but my sister just adopted and did 4 meet & greets at just one shelter and 2 at another. And her pup came home with her, to a county 4 hours away, that afternoon 😊

The fosters failed Boston because they didn't deserve him.