From Argentina to Germany: Olivia and Rubio

De Argentina a Alemania: Olivia y Rubio

Rubio, a stray dog from Buenos Aires, met Olivia Sievers, a German flight attendant, while she was staying there for work at the Hilton Hotel in Puerto Madero, in the same city.

One day, she fed him and played with him, and a bond began that would have a very happy and unexpected ending.

[Photos from Olivia Sievers's public Facebook account)

The dog decided to stay outside the hotel that night when they met and every night thereafter. Feeling compassion for him, Olivia gave him an airplane blanket to keep him warm at night and called him “Rubio”.

Olivia had to continue working as a flight attendant and returned to Germany, thinking she would never see her furry friend again. However, some time later, her work took her back to Buenos Aires.

When he arrived at the hotel entrance, Rubio welcomed her. They had such a strong connection that Rubio kept waiting for her day after day. Every time she returned to Argentina, the same thing happened.

Olivia made arrangements with an animal protection association to find him a loving family. However, he escaped from the family's home. Rubio had decided that the flight attendant, and no one else, was his owner. Delighted, she gave in and decided to take him home with her.

Olivia made arrangements with an animal protection association to find him a loving family. However, he escaped from the family's home. Rubio had decided that the flight attendant, and no one else, was his owner. Delighted, she gave in and decided to take him home with her.

[Photos from Olivia Sievers's public Facebook account)

Six months after their first encounter, Rubio traveled to Germany to live with her. This affectionate dog is now enjoying the German summer with his new owner, and judging by their Facebook posts, they are both very happy with their new life together.

We love stories with happy endings, especially those featuring HEROES ARISTOPETERS, in this case Olivia, a heroine who rescued Rubio from the streets.

[Photos from Olivia Sievers's public Facebook account)

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