Robert just lost his home, but in addition, his 14-year-old dog Ripp had pneumonia and needed prompt medical attention.

The homeless man had a mounting vet bill of $4,000 and rising, which he obviously couldn’t cover. Fortunately, a decent man showed up.The Mr. Mo Project, a nonprofit that aids in the preservation of senior canines, was founded by Chris Hughes, who was present at the clinic at the time.

Robert passed out. Chris assured Ripp that he would cover all medical costs. To check on Ripp, we contacted the Mr. Mo Project. In addition to just losing his home, Robert’s 14-year-old dog Ripp had pneumonia and required hospitalization quick medical care.

Chris assured Ripp that he would cover all medical costs. To check on Ripp, we contacted the Mr. Mo Project.And I sincerely like my pet,” Robert sobbed in the video below. “I couldn’t pay the cost. “And

The Missouri Project was really helpful; they kept my dog alive. He still has many more golden years ahead of him, so I enjoy it all. I’m crying, but I’m still happy [kisses the dog].I was unable to pay the [$4,000 vet] bill.

Robert wept in the video, “And I truly adore my dog.” Thankfully, Chris Hughes from the Mr. Mo Project offered to pay for all of Ripp’s medical costs.