I was driving back to my house after I went to down to Kansas for Christmas at my parents. It was snowing hard, everything nearly white. I knew I had to keep my eyes on the road, but something caught my eye. It was an abnormal lump of snow on the side of the road. I thought I could see it move up and down, so I pulled over, careful not to slide on the icy roads. I walked over to it. It was breathing!! I cleared it of the snow on it and there, underneath the blanket of snow on the side of the road, lay a small beagle puppy. It's breathing was labored and uneven, and he was frozen. He most likely had frostbite and EXTREME hypothermia. I took my penguin/igloo patterned blanket and wrapped him in it, brought him in my car and drove home fast as possible. I noticed his left shoulder was bleeding as blood had started trickling down it as he warmed up. He was truly frozen. I called all the vets in the area, but it was Christmas. They weren't open. I have to put my vet skills to good use. I arrived in my driveway a half hour later and rushed him in.
(A/N DISCLAIMER: I DONT REALLY KNOW TONS ABOUT VETERINARY STUFF AND ALL THAT, BUT I KNOW SOME.)
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RandomMya found the dog on the side of the road, blood trickling from in open wound on his shoulder. she knew she had to do something. There weren't any vets open on Christmas, so she took matters into her own hands, her years of vet school finally coming...
