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A Greyhound with a broken leg found wandering the streets lead a vet two miles to her puppies despite her condition. Psychologist Lianne Powell was the one who spotted the doggie and took her to the vet. There, they noticed she was producing milk and realized the dog just had puppies. “We put a collar and long lead on her… Then we just followed her… She knew where she was going,” vet Ellen Sobry told The Daily Mail.
“Limping and at times dragging her cast, she led us along the backstreets and main roads over the fields and along muddy tracks… There in the back were 10 beautiful, fat little healthy puppies,” Powell said.
Sobry added: “It was incredible – I couldn’t believe what I saw… That dog didn’t know us, we’d only met her like an hour before so it was really incredible how she decided to trust and show us where they were.”
The Greyhound mom was named Vera, and she and her puppies are recovering at Ellen’s clinic. As soon as they’re ready for adoption, Ibizan Hound Rescue will help them found a loving forever home.
More info: Ibizan Hound Rescue (h/t)
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A Greyhound with a broken leg was found wandering the streets in southern Spain
One woman spotted the doggie and took her to the vet. There, they realized she just had puppies
“We put a collar and long lead on her… Then we just followed her…”
“Limping and at times dragging her cast, she led us along muddy tracks…”
“There in the back were 10 beautiful, fat little healthy puppies”
“It was really incredible how she decided to trust and show us where they were”
The Greyhound mom was named Vera, and she and her puppies are recovering at a vet clinic
As soon as they’re ready for adoption, they will find them a loving forever home
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Debbie Otchenash 8 years ago
Amazing mom, giving everything to her babies. Thank goodness life will improve dramatically from now on for them all.
Vincent Jay 8 years ago
I wonder what the back story is on such a docile dog. She can't have strayed long before this was recorded.
Jimmy 8 years ago
Boy she trusted you, she knew you were going to help, and just sat back and let you. These dogs are so much smarter than we think. She looked like she had it rough, but her pups came first, a very noble WOMAN's trait.
Lynne Wolfe 8 years ago
There's the reason that dogs are our best friends. Best wishes for happy homes for Vera and her babies.
Melissa huynh 8 years ago
What a heart warming story on such a sad and hateful day like today.
Shiritoru 8 years ago
It's very disappointing that they shelter's workers allowed puppies to be fed by their exhausted mother. Not good for her and, probably, their health.
Alec 8 years ago
First you don't know how long it was between those pictures. Second, as Daria B has pointed out shelters are run by professionals. And finally, nursing her puppies is a natural way of bonding that would soothe them all, not to mention that one thing you want to prevent in those situations is the mother's milk from drying up.
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Debbie Otchenash 8 years ago
Amazing mom, giving everything to her babies. Thank goodness life will improve dramatically from now on for them all.
Vincent Jay 8 years ago
I wonder what the back story is on such a docile dog. She can't have strayed long before this was recorded.
Jimmy 8 years ago
Boy she trusted you, she knew you were going to help, and just sat back and let you. These dogs are so much smarter than we think. She looked like she had it rough, but her pups came first, a very noble WOMAN's trait.
Lynne Wolfe 8 years ago
There's the reason that dogs are our best friends. Best wishes for happy homes for Vera and her babies.
Melissa huynh 8 years ago
What a heart warming story on such a sad and hateful day like today.
Shiritoru 8 years ago
It's very disappointing that they shelter's workers allowed puppies to be fed by their exhausted mother. Not good for her and, probably, their health.
Alec 8 years ago
First you don't know how long it was between those pictures. Second, as Daria B has pointed out shelters are run by professionals. And finally, nursing her puppies is a natural way of bonding that would soothe them all, not to mention that one thing you want to prevent in those situations is the mother's milk from drying up.
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