How hard is it for a newborn puppy to survive without its mother or any help? Little Bey, a few days old, did not open his eyes, was fighting alone in minus twenty degrees Celsius when Mike Brown found him. His five siblings had already frozen and fallen into forever sleep. The rescuer was thankful that she saw Bey and saved the baby in time. She hugged and kept Bey in her arms, hoping that the puppy could feel warmer.

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After taking the puppy home, Mike bathed him and used a towel to dry the lovely boy. She didn’t want him to get a cold. Bey was bottle-fed with milk after the shower. Through the way he ate, the rescuer understood that he had carried an empty stomach for a long time. Seeing him hurry to drink, she couldn’t hold back her tears for the unfortunate soul. Everything the poor baby was suffering was too difficult and harsh.

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On day 10, little Bey finally opened his eyes. He was a cheerful angel who ate and slept very well. Mike told herself that she would become Bey’s good mom, trying everything for his growth. However, raising a child was not as easy as she thought. On day seventeen, the puppy had to meet the doctor because of a fever and gum itching. He received medicine to lower the body’s temperature. The vet suggested Mike not to worry about the itchy gum, because it came as normal when the baby pup had his teeth.

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In the next two weeks, Bey was in the special care of his mother. He got through the fever and grew up quickly. The one-month-old puppy looked healthy and cheerful. He was able to eat solid food and started to be more curious and active. When the boy felt excited, he wagged his tiny tail and jumped up and down. We are happy that sweetheart Bey is now living in peace and happiness.

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Hopefully, he will find a great family in the future.

Watch the full rescue here: