A tiny puppy was found all alone in a park. She was obviously way too young to be without her mom and wouldn’t survive much longer on her own. That’s when somebody did what they had to do and took her home.
Here you can see one of the veterinarians feeding Lily with a syringe.
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After only a couple of hours, Lily seemed to be doing a lot better! They had also found a veterinarian nurse to foster her. 🙂
Tiny Lily is doing SO much better! She is eating on her own and loves to give kisses.
Posted by Fred's Friends on Thursday, March 3, 2016
And just two weeks after being on the verge of death, Lily is gaining strength and even wanting to play. Amazing!
Yep that's little Lily. She is doing so well now and has recovered! Isn't she adorable???
Posted by Fred's Friends on Wednesday, March 16, 2016
While this story has a happy ending, Dr. Ostermann noted that you should make sure a puppy’s mother is not coming back–and only then take the puppy to get help.
“Sometimes good intentions can be more harmful than you would expect. Many people who find kittens or puppies assume that they are orphaned instead of waiting to see whether their mother comes back to them. The babies will do best in their mother’s care, so removing them from their environment before you are sure their mother is not coming back could hinder their chances of surviving. If you are convinced that mother is not returning to her babies and you are not well-versed in caring for orphaned kittens or puppies, please take them to your local veterinarian immediately for guidance.”
Here’s to Lily living a long life full of love! 🙂
[h/t ViralNova]
