Greetings, Hive Pets Community! Hello, Hive Family! I wish you good health and safety wherever you are and whatever you do.
They say dogs can sense your emotions and I believe it now more than ever. Earlier today, as the golden afternoon light filtered through our window, I glanced over and saw Cardo, my fluffy Chow Chow, peacefully napping. His soft snores and lion-like mane brought a quiet comfort to my heart. In that moment, I felt a wave of gratitude for this gentle soul who’s been my emotional anchor since my father passed away last July.
Cardo isn’t just a pet. He’s my companion in healing, my daily dose of joy, and my silent therapist who listens without judgment. So today, I decided to surprise him.

Cardo has been eating Aozi canned food for a while now, 12 cans stocked up, each with a different flavor to keep things interesting. But with only two cans left, I figured it was time to switch things up and give him something special.

I headed to the kitchen and prepared one of his all-time favorites: boiled chicken liver with carrots; simple, nutritious, and made with love.



As the aroma filled the room, Cardo stirred from his nap. By the time he was fully awake, lunch was ready—and oh, the excitement in his eyes! His tail wagged, his ears perked up, and he practically danced his way to his bowl. That moment alone made everything worth it.




This wasn’t just about food. It was about showing appreciation to the one who’s been by my side through grief and quiet days. Cardo may not understand words, but I know he felt the love in every bite.
To anyone reading this who’s ever found comfort in a pet’s presence, you’re not alone. Our furry friends have a way of healing us in ways we never expect.
Thank you for reading and sharing this little moment with me and Cardo. If you’ve ever cooked something special for your pet or found comfort in their companionship, I’d love to hear your story, too. Let’s keep celebrating the love we share with our pets, one paw print at a time.
NOTE: All the photos shared are mine, originally captured using my mobile phone. Collage picture has been enhanced using the user-friendly CollageArt.