An employee of a railway station contacted the Paws Show, reporting a distressed dog hiding beneath the station’s bridge. According to the worker, the dog had been there for approximately three days, although he was uncertain. The Paws Show made a 100-kilometer, two-hour long journey to reach the station and assess the situation.

The individual found themselves in a sorrowful situation as they were struck by a train. Despite the severity of their condition, they were fortunate to encounter a compassionate and kind-hearted man. However, the individual’s prognosis is grim and it seems unlikely that they will survive for much longer. Thus, every effort must be made to support and aid them. As such, they are en route to a veterinarian for treatment. The veterinarian has displayed remarkable fortitude and resiliency despite the painful nature of their work. Moving forward, the individual’s recovery will rely heavily on the efficacy of therapy.

Vova is currently at the veterinary clinic facing some serious health issues. Unfortunately, things have taken a turn for the worse as his spine has been broken. The situation has worsened with the discovery of intussusception, a life-threatening condition that has caused much concern. Vova’s condition is critical, and many are worried about his well-being.

“On the second day of our trip, Bova experienced throwing up twice which made me extremely worried about the baby’s health and safety.”

Following a period of 20 days, he began to receive physical therapy three times weekly. Although he received assistance in standing up, he remained considerably feeble.

After a period of around three months, he became accustomed to using the wheelchair. When he first started using it, he was quite confused. However, what really matters now is that he is still alive and kicking. He has been given a new lease of life, and things are looking up for him. We would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who played a part in helping him.

On December 22nd, Mam Nata, who was pregnant at the time, was found abandoned outside IAPA. She is currently in her final trimester and is expected to give birth any day now. The staff at IAPA had to work hard to calm her down as she was incredibly fearful and frail. Her owner had left her behind due to her fear of delivering puppies.

Initially, the woman was very defensive about her mother and didn’t let the shelter volunteers approach. However, as time passed, she became more comfortable around them and opened up.
According to a participant’s report, it’s possible that she could be carrying up to twelve babies inside her. Because of her delicate state, we’ve scheduled her tests for tomorrow. Natajuli and I are preparing for a long night ahead as we wait for her scan results.
Natajuli has been given permission to go back to the shelter and collect all the necessary supplies for the delivery of the children. She succeeds and the first child born is a bright and intelligent young boy.
After Natajuli gave birth, she ended up having a total of fourteen healthy and beautiful children. “Do you have any idea how many pups there are?” she asks.

Natajuli and her litter of 14 healthy puppies were taken to the veterinarian for a check-up that included an ultrasound, bloodwork, and physical examination. Natajuli appeared flushed in the face during the visit. When I saw the happy mother and her adorable pups, I was overwhelmed with emotion and wanted nothing more than to shower them with hugs and kisses.

Oh my goodness, I can’t believe I overlooked giving these little darlings names! There are a total of 14 of them and they’re just so precious. We all have such a blast coming up with names for them, so please feel free to share your favorite monikers in the comments section below.