We got an urgent call about a dying puppy—abandoned, barely breathing, and fading fast. At just seven months old, she wasn’t eating or drinking, and her body trembled with every breath. At the vet, tests revealed a grim picture: glucose levels at 650, white blood cells over 60,000, and dangerously high liver enzymes.
She was severely dehydrated, covered in ticks, riddled with parasites, and suffering from a bichera infection. Her veins were too weak for blood draws, and every sign pointed to a body giving out. But we refused to give up.
The vet team jumped into action—IV fluids, antibiotics, pain meds, and warmth. She tested negative for distemper, but her condition was still critical. Slowly, her vitals began to improve. Her heart steadied, her breathing eased, and she lifted her head for the first time.
Over the next few days, her numbers improved. She began taking in broth, and her eyes showed a spark of life. Her recovery is far from over, but each small win is a miracle.
This pup’s fight for life is a powerful reminder of resilience—and how love and care can give even the most fragile souls a second chance.
