Chris, an 18-year-old who worked in a warehouse near a closed bike shop, often saw a scruffy dog visiting the store every day. Curious, he decided to follow it and found something unexpected.
The dog, a Shiba Inu named Ollie, stood in front of the bike shop, staring through the glass. Chris’s coworkers told him the dog belonged to the shop owner, who hadn’t shown up for weeks.
Chris felt bad for Ollie. He loved dogs and didn’t understand how someone could leave their pet behind. One afternoon, before lunch, he patted Ollie’s head and said, “Hey, buddy… want a sandwich?”
From then on, Ollie waited for Chris every day. But instead of eating the food, he grabbed it and ran off. Chris found it odd. At first, he thought Ollie might be feeding puppies, but that didn’t make sense because Ollie was male.
As days passed, Chris noticed Ollie looking weaker. His once-shiny coat had become dull, and he seemed restless.
“Where is he taking the food?”
One day, Chris followed Ollie. The dog didn’t stop or look back. He disappeared beyond the marketplace, leaving Chris puzzled.
That evening, Chris found Ollie outside the bike shop again, staring through the glass. Seeing him like that made Chris sad. He crouched beside Ollie and said, “You’re not alone, buddy. I’m here.”
Chris decided to take Ollie home. But there was a problem—his girlfriend, Mila, didn’t like dogs.
When he brought Ollie home, Mila was upset. “You can’t keep him,” she said. “I don’t want to clean up after a dog.”
Chris pleaded. After some arguing, Mila agreed—on strict conditions.
That night, Chris slept on the kitchen floor with Ollie beside him. But the next morning, Ollie was gone.
Chris panicked. He searched everywhere, but there was no sign of him.
At work, he found Ollie back at the shop. He decided not to feed him, still upset about his disappearance.
Later, he saw someone throw Ollie a stale piece of bread. The dog grabbed it and ran. Chris followed him.
After a long chase, Ollie led him to an abandoned house. Inside, a weak German Shepherd was trapped. Chris called the police.
The officers broke in and found the dog, Max, starving. They also discovered something shocking—the missing bike shop owner had passed away weeks ago.
Chris couldn’t leave the dogs behind. He arranged to adopt both. When Mila heard the full story, she changed her mind.
A few weeks later, when Max came home from the vet, Chris and Mila welcomed him. Ollie had proven that loyalty and friendship could make a difference.
