The family decided to spend their vacation away from noisy Moscow. Therefore, Yulia and Vadim went to Saransk, where their relatives had been calling them for a long time. The couple’s vacation was in autumn, at this time the mushroom season in the local forests and Yulia and Vadim decided not to walk through the forest just like that. Taking a bucket, the family went on a quiet hunt.
Leaving the car near the forest, the couple went along the path between the trees. Unfortunately, the impressions of clean air and autumn forest were spoiled by a landfill that stretched between the trees, not far from the road. People actively used the same part of the forest instead of a toilet, so they had to look very carefully under their feet.
Passing by another dump, Yulia stopped. “Someone is squeaking. Do you hear?” she asked her husband. Coming closer to a pile of garbage, the couple immediately heard a loud squeak, and then small puppies appeared from dirty torn bags.
The couple were shocked. Outwardly, the puppies were no more than a week old. It became clear that the kids had been thrown into the forest on purpose, having previously been placed in bags and tied up. The puppies managed to gnaw holes in the polyethylene and get the opportunity to breathe.
Julia and Vadim could not understand how someone could leave the kids next to a pile of garbage, leaving them no hope of salvation. Trying to cope with emotions, the couple began to collect puppies, putting them in a bucket, which they took for mushrooms.
Putting a bucket of puppies in the car, the couple went to the vet, because they simply did not know what to do with such tiny puppies. The doctor examined the babies and told how to properly care for them.
Yulia and her husband stopped by the pharmacy for nipples and baby food, after which they took their unusual prey home to Pushkin.
Very soon, the puppies were convinced that humans were their real parents. As soon as they saw bottles of milk in Vadim’s hands, the puppies immediately ran to him as fast as they could. Yulia and Vadim made a lot of efforts, but they were justified: the puppies quickly grew up and became independent.
When the babies were a little over a month old, their ears began to rise and outwardly they became more and more like small shepherd dogs. One puppy was taken by a colleague Vadim, the second one managed to find a family after the publication of the announcement.
Yulia and Vadim continue to take care of three more girls and a boy, who have yet to find a home and owners. All puppies are active and funny, although each of them is already beginning to show his own character.
