Terminally Ill Dog Happily Greets Kids on His ‘Last Halloween’ in Emotional Video

Isabell Rivera
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We, as pet owners, know that the lives of our beloved fur babies are significantly shorter than ours, and it's heartbreaking when they get sick and their days are numbered. So we always want to make sure we give them the best life, especially in their golden years.

TikToker @marvelouslittlezoo agrees and shares a video, posted on November 1, of their terminally ill Pit Bull named Buddy, who's also deaf, greeting trick-or-treaters for the last time, and it will have you bawling your eyes out.

Aw, my God! This is so sad and sweet at the same time!

He's such a sweetheart!

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Stories like this one, about animals overcoming difficulties and spreading joy, are always so heartfelt.

Many dogs, despite their challenges, often display incredible enthusiasm and happiness when interacting with people, especially children.

Look at how gentle and excited he is to see all those trick-or-treaters and receive pets from them, as well as to give out kisses in return.

Some of those kids even came back three more times to visit and pet Buddy.

There is no doubt that Buddy is living his best life; despite being deaf and terminally ill, he's still full of joy!

As you may know, dogs are notorious for their unwavering loyalty and affection and can make meaningful connections with people even in challenging circumstances.

That being said, stories like these often demonstrate the power of empathy, companionship, and the ability of animals to bring joy to our lives, despite their own hardships.

We hope that Buddy still has many more years to enjoy with his family, friends, and strangers.

This makes me so sad thinking about my senior dog, who's also a Pit Bull, and he's also a gentle giant, just like Buddy!

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