Written by Maria Pandil
I’m Lost
The Rex dog existed when new technology revolutionized the canine world. Taking advantage of this, as a precaution, his master Pablo decided to embed a chip in his body to identify him.
One day, Pablo took Rex to the vet to have this process done. When the dog was ready, they went home. Rex was already prepared not to get lost; well, that was intended, because he liked to climb under the fence of the house, when his master was not. Several times he tried, but since he always had his leash on every time he escaped, and some good Samaritan took him to a local veterinarian, he was always detected by those in charge of the clinic who, immediately, saw his collar with the naked eye. They already knew that the dog had an embedded chip, where they could see that it had the unique record that indicated its name, its address and its owner’s telephone number.
But one day, Rex ventured out of the house as usual, under the fence, and was lost forever, because Pablo had forgotten to put his signature leash around his neck. Rex was found that day by a person who generously took him to a vet much further from his home. The vet didn’t scan his body to see if a chip was embedded, as Rex wasn’t wearing a leash. The dog stayed there for about a week. Rex was still waiting for his master to come get him; but it was not like that. Days and weeks went by, until a person who was not his master arrived at the vet, and they offered to give him the dog. That person immediately agreed to adopt him and took him home without finding out more details. From that day on, the mischievous Rex changed hands.
In these times, technology has evolved for the good of all; but, sometimes, it happens that those who should be aware of what may harm third parties in the future, do not care. That makes it negligence. There is no empathy for others, be they people or animals as in this case.
Written by Maria Pandil
In Spanish
Estoy Perdido
El perro Rex existió cuando la nueva tecnología revolucionó al mundo canino. Aprovechando esto, como precaución, su amo Pablo decidió incrustar en su cuerpo un chip para identificarlo.
Un día, Pablo llevó a Rex a la veterinaria para que le practicaran ese proceso. Cuando el perro quedó listo, se marcharon a casa. Rex ya iba preparado para no perderse; bueno, eso se pretendía, porque a él le gustaba salirse por debajo de la cerca de la casa, cuando su amo no estaba. Varias veces lo intentó, pero como él siempre traía su correa puesta cada vez que se escapaba, y algún buen samaritano lo llevaba a una veterinaria del lugar, siempre era detectado por los encargados de la clínica que, inmediatamente, veían su collar a simple vista. Ellos ya sabían que el perro traía un chip incrustado, en donde podían ver que tenía el registro único que indicaba cómo se llamaba, su dirección y el número de teléfono de su amo.
Pero, un día, Rex se aventuró yéndose de casa como de costumbre, por debajo de la cerca, y se perdió para siempre, porque a Pablo se le había olvidado ponerle en el cuello la correa distintiva. A Rex ese día lo encontró una persona que, generosamente, lo llevó a una veterinaria mucho más lejos de su domicilio. El veterinario no escaneó su cuerpo para saber si un chip estaba incrustado, ya que Rex no tenía puesta la correa que lo identificaba como tal. El perro permaneció allí alrededor de una semana. Rex continuaba a la espera de que su amo viniera a buscarlo; pero no fue así. Seguían pasando los días, semanas, hasta que llegó a la veterinaria una persona que no era su amo, y le ofrecieron regalarle al perro. Esa persona, inmediatamente aceptó adoptarlo, y se lo llevó a casa sin averiguar más detalle. A partir de ese día, el travieso Rex cambió de dueño.
En estos tiempos, la tecnología ha evolucionado para el bien de todos; pero, a veces, sucede que quienes deberían estar al tanto de lo que pueda dañar a terceros en un futuro, no les interesa. Eso lo convierten en una negligencia. No hay empatía para los demás, sean personas o animales como en este caso.
Written by Maria Pandil
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