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Adam, a 10-year-old boy living in Phoenix, finds a lost dog in his neighborhood. He decides to take care of it until he can find the owner, not realizing how much work it involves. Adam starts facing challenges such as feeding the dog, walking it, and keeping it safe. He learns that taking care of someone else requires time and effort. His parents watch him struggle but let him handle the situation to learn about responsibility. Adam puts up posters and asks around his neighborhood if anyone knows the dog. He balances school and his new responsibilities, growing tired but more determined. He learns to organize his time better. Just as Adam thinks about giving up, someone calls claiming to be the dog’s owner. They meet at the local park. Adam faces a tough moment, hoping he has done enough to keep the dog safe and healthy. The dog’s owner is thankful and impressed by how well Adam took care of their pet. Adam feels a mix of happiness and sadness as he says goodbye to the dog. He understands the hard work involved in caring for another living being. Adam reflects on his experience and realizes he has grown. His parents praise him for his hard work and responsibility. Adam feels proud and knows he can handle big tasks in the future.