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An old man finds it hard living with his injured legs, having to depend on others for his needs. But when a small puppy escapes from a nearby dog meat restaurant and comes into his life, things start to turn around.
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An old man finds it hard living with his injured legs, having to depend on others for his needs. But when a small puppy escapes from a nearby dog meat restaurant and comes into his life, things start to turn around.
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