The man went fishing on a pond outside the city. Walking along the shore in search of a comfortable place, the fisherman noticed a sheepdog puppy standing in the water.
The guy started calling the animal, but it didn’t respond, continuing to stand in the water. Not far from the pond was a small village, but in general, the place was deserted and the owner of the animal was nowhere near. A couple of people who appeared on the shore of the pond advised the man not to pay attention to the dog and simply find another place to cast the fishing rod.
Not far from the pond was a small village, but in general, the place was deserted and the owner of the animal was nowhere near. A couple of people who appeared on the shore of the pond advised the man not to pay attention to the dog and simply find another place to cast the fishing rod. Realizing that there was no need to count on help, the man himself took the puppy out of the water and took it to the nearest veterinary clinic. As it turned out, the dog was exhausted and dehydrated, and still did not hear or see anything. Perhaps, the baby climbed into the pond to quench his thirst, but he did not manage to get to the shore on his own.
Externally, the puppy looks like a sheepdog, only too thin and small for a representative of this breed. According to the veterinarian, the baby is about 7 months old, but he is barely the size of a three-month-old puppy. The doctor assumed that the dog has been sick for a long time, that’s why the delay in development is so strong. Most likely, realizing that the puppy was sick, the owner did not waste time and money on treatment, but simply threw it out in the pond.
The baby was named Harry and left in the hospital for a week. During this time, he was treated and fully examined. At first, Harry didn’t even have the strength to stand up, and at the same time, he tried to gnaw all the bedding and bowls with water and feed.
Doctors came to the decision not to leave anything in his cell. It took a week for the baby to rise to its feet and be able to stand on them for more than a few seconds. There was hope for the gradual restoration of vision. Harry already sees objects around him, but it is still very difficult for him to focus his eyes.
