After five days of good care, her mood began to improve. She was slowly recovering, much to our joy, and was happy to see me every time I visited. After one week, the results were positive: the incision was healing well, the pain had disappeared, and, most importantly, she did not have cancer—the tumor was benign.

It was time to say goodbye to everyone at the clinic, who had grown fond of her. Recovery for an older dog with a weak immune system would take time, but we were committed to caring for her. Then, we received wonderful news: a kind woman contacted us to adopt her. I was surprised by her decision. She named the dog Gizmo, promising a bright future.