A dog suddenly sprang out from the snow-covered roadside as he was moving quickly. He took action swiftly and avoided running into the dog. The dog stood still and gave him a blank face as he stepped out of the car and approached it. Why are you acting this way? I almost ran into you with my automobile!” The dog looked back at him as though encouraging him to follow as he slowly began to go toward the roadside. Through snowdrifts half a meter high, Valeriy pursued the dog until they reached a substantial fence alongside the road.
He noticed a toddler lying in the snow, making flimsy noises and barely moving, as he got closer to a house. He rushed back to his car after picking up the kid. When they arrived at their vehicle, the dog followed them there. Valeriy then put the youngster in the front passenger seat, switched on the heater, and dialed 911 to send an ambulance and the police. While the police started questioning the boy, the paramedics loaded him into their car.
Only eight months old, the child might not have lived to see his first birthday if it weren’t for the dog and Valeriy. Lisa’s dog, Sharyk, belonged to her and would follow her about while she was drunk. Sharyk went in search of the baby and discovered him laying in the snow when he went to see if Lisa was returning home alone. Sharyk delivered the infant barely in time, and fortunately, the hospital staff determined that the newborn only had slight frostbite.
The mother’s parental rights were finally revoked, and the youngster was eventually placed in foster care, where he didn’t remain for very long. Although they are not his biological parents, his adopted ones treat him extremely nicely. Sharyk married Valeriy, started a family, and even rose to the position of security chief in a newly constructed complex. And this is what transpired…