For stray dogs, the danger is everywhere. For example, when it comes to roads, dogs don't know the human order of traffic, they walk the streets recklessly, and there's a lot of stray animals dying under the wheel. What I'm trying to say today is that this stray dog, a volunteer who heard that a dog was hit by a car on a certain road, was on his way to his destination. The day was also marked by a pound of rain, the dog lay on the side of the road when it was hit, an eye flipped and its hair wetted by the rain, and its life was getting weaker and could die on the road at any time.
But for volunteers, there's only one chance. A box of paper was found, the dog was taken into the box and taken to a nearby hospital for rescue. Its eyes were on the outside and it looked terrible, and perhaps the people were afraid to approach, so the volunteer job was also great. On the way to the hospital, the dog was moaning in pain, and that sound was heartbreaking!
When you get to the hospital, the doctor warms the dog, then the whole body is examined, and the results are much more serious than you think! The dog had multiple fractures throughout his body and his neck had been broken, his right eye had been removed and hemorrhage had occurred in his mouth and mouth. The doctor placed the dog under intensive ICU custody and issued a notification of illness. That doesn't necessarily mean the dog can get back.
The first night at ICU was the hardest one, and the doctor said the dog was screaming in pain all night and was constantly turning around to relieve the pain. That's how the dog spent the night, and the next day the volunteer came to see the dog. At that moment, volunteers felt that the dog's desire for life was still strong, that he wanted to survive, and maybe miracles could really come to it. The volunteers also named the dog Na Mi. Tibetan means healthy and healthy, confident that they will save it!
The good news came after three nights of the dog living in ICU, and its internal bleeding stopped, which meant that it was out of danger and could be transferred to the normal ward. However, as the dog ' s cervical vertebrate was seriously injured, it could not be treated otherwise and required further observation. The doctor at the hospital was also very concerned about this strong little guy, who was fed by dogs. The dog may still struggle because of the pain, but I'm sure it'll understand that everyone is helping it!
A week after that, the dog made a big step towards recovery. He can eat on his own! Seeing how it eats itself, the volunteers can't help but cry, and this week's hard work is in vain! After a while, the dog got out of the hospital and the volunteers took it home. It loses one eye, but it doesn't bother its handsome appearance. Now look at its full recovery. Isn't it cute to you? It's a smile that heals the warmth! Let's hope that beauty will live happily ever after and that there will be no more pain in this life!