In the morning, Natasha saw a puppy not far from her module. The kid was cute and neat, he was clearly a favorite of his mother, but now she was nowhere to be seen, and the baby himself was sitting in the middle of a puddle, hoping that they would help him soon.
Natasha brought the baby into her pavilion and tried to feed him. It turned out that the baby still did not know how to eat on his own, so the girl had to run to the pharmacy for a bottle and a mixture. Having eaten, the puppy immediately fell asleep. Natasha had no idea what to do with the baby next. They won’t take such a baby to the shelter, and enteritis was rampant at the overexposure, so it was dangerous to send the baby there, and, as always, there were no free places at the overexposure.
By the end of the working day, the girl did not have a decision on what to do next, but she knew for sure that the baby would not survive on the street. At night, Natasha closed Chamomile, as she called the baby, in the module. Only in this way could she be sure that no one would offend him and he would not disappear.
Romik still lives in the module on the market, spending most of the day alone and very happy when Natasha comes to work. At night, the baby wakes up and walks around the pavilion in complete darkness in search of his mother. He cries out of fear, but no one comes to calm and console him. In the morning, Natasha comes running to him, she brings baby food, takes him in her arms and talks to him, so Romashka becomes at least a little more cheerful.
Romik was born only a month ago, but he has already managed to survive the betrayal, to be left without a home, and most importantly, without a mother. Why do people do this to animals? Do they really believe that animals have no feelings, no soul? They are very similar to us, only they do not know how to talk. If someone brought a baby to the market and left it to the mercy of fate, it would be perceived as unprecedented cruelty, but when this is done with a tiny puppy, this is a common thing that does not even surprise people.
