Mother Dog Got Poisoned, But Spend Last Energy Lifting Her Head Beg To Save Her Puppies

 “When we discovered Luna, my heart was torn apart…”

When she gave birth to her litter of six puppies and was attempting to get food, someone poisoned her by placing poisoned food underneath a car. The unfortunate female became trapped and consumed the poisoned food.

A little child discovered Luna in a terrible predicament. After waiting until the elderly man who had left the food had departed, he phoned the Prishtina Dog Shelter.

As soon as they get there, Luna begins to breathe excessively but still lifts her head in a desperate plea to save her little children. Her life was saved by an emergency injection from the volunteer’s vet.

She was taken into the Prishtina Dog Shelter, where she was reunited with her puppies…

He was quite frail and in need of rest, but she was OK. The next day, Luna was finally prepared to get her first vaccinations, which are essential for both her and her unborn children’s health. Although she was a little nervous, Luna performed well despite her fear.

Luna’s puppies are still too small and haven’t matured enough for adoption, but the morning after the veterinarian checked her, everything was well. When she first saw them, Luna was ecstatic.

She was really friendly, so she was definitely not a stray dog that had been left there.

Nikita and Luna, two orphans who were abandoned and found a day before Luna was, follow Luna, who allows them to nurse even though they are not her children. Isn’t she a sweet mother?

‘Hot and lethargic’ dogs found under tarp in US with surrender note

Authorities in the US state of Indiana, are asking for public help and cooperation after finding two dogs inside a cage under a tarp without water.
According to Police Department, the dogs were found in a street in the town of Connersville, about 120kms south-east of Indianapolis
They were “hot and lethargic” inside the cage due to heat and lack of air flow, officers said.

The animals had also defecated inside the crate and were confined in a very small area, where movement was nearly impossible, police said.

The owners left a note to “surrender” the dogs to whoever found them and left a bag of dog food and small amount of water in the cage, according to police.

The dogs, named Kilo and Rosco, were handed to a local animals shelter, despite it already being over capacity.

The Connersville Police Department asked anyone with interest in adopting the dogs or any other pets to contact the Fayette County Animal Shelter.

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