Heartbreaking Story Of The Dog Who Still Visits The Hospital Where Her Owner Died Years Ago

Tiny Dog Still Visits Hospital Where Her Owner Died Two Years Ago

It's enough to make even the iciest of hearts melt. This loyal pet pooch has turned up every day, for the past two years, at the hospital where her owner died.

Tiny Masha, "who looks like a dachshund with short legs", still turns up at Novosibirsk District Hospital in Russia, despite her owner passing away a couple of years back.

Thankfully, patients and workers at the hospital make sure that she is fed and watered and has a warm bed to sleep on.

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Masha's owner, a pensioner from Dvurechie, turned up at the hospital a few years back after falling ill. The dog was by his side when he was admitted and remained close by at all times.

The Siberian Times reports that while her owner was staying on the ward, Masha - who was his only visitor - would trot home to guard the house before returning to the hospital in the morning.

Nurse Alla Vorontsova from District Hospital Number One told Novosibirsk Vesti TV: "She is waiting for him, for her owner.

"Just recently a family tried to adopt her, but Masha ran away and returned to the hospital."

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We'll start this one off with the quintessential group shot dog bomb(01 of26)
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What we want is less human face, and more beautiful dog face.(02 of26)
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He's just trying to match Dad's expression(03 of26)
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Some dogs go to great heights to achieve the perfect bomb.(04 of26)
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And some go to great lows.(05 of26)
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He's really bummed about the whole part about having to share her "till death do us part."(06 of26)
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"My tongue is way more interesting than the side of his face. Seriously."(07 of26)
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Double selfie + dog butt selfie = best selfie of all time(08 of26)
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Don't. You. Forget. About. Me.(09 of26)
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Oh, he most definitely wants some of that.(10 of26)
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A dog's quick and nimble traits serve him well for a photobomb.(11 of26)
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"Why are you taking a picture of these ugly shrubs and not taking a picture of me?"(12 of26)
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"I am your outfit of the day."(13 of26)
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This dog is just simply demonstrating what this couple may do after this photo is taken.(14 of26)
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"No one cares about your healthy food. They only care about me."(15 of26)
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Here's a vintage gem: On an innocent child's first day of school, this dog decides to go ahead and take a big dump.(16 of26)
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He does not care for that shirt one bit.(17 of26)
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This couple seems to really be having a ball(s). Yeah, we went there.(18 of26)
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Dogs know to have no shame when nature calls.(19 of26)
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They also know how to have no shame when you get really horny.(20 of26)
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"I'm the best present of all, though"(21 of26)
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And in a feat of pure genius, this one dog managed to photobomb each and every picture of this apartment on Craigslist...(22 of26)
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Here he is in the living room.(23 of26)
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And the dining room.(24 of26)
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Right there by the bed.(25 of26)
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We see you there, Craigslist dog bomber. And we applaud you.(26 of26)
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Doctor Vladimir Bespalov added: "You see her eyes, how sad they are. It’s not the usual shiny eyes for when a dog is happy.

"You can see this in animals, in the same way as with people."

He added: "There is nothing medicine can do for her here, but we are still hoping that Masha will be able to find another owner one day."

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