These Puppies Shouldn’t Be Alive, and A Vet Just Found Out Why
Delivery Like No Other
For nearly two months, Mrs. Thompson had been counting down the days. Sixty-three, to be exact—that’s how long most dog pregnancies last. She’d been nesting right alongside Lola, buying supplies, fussing over details, imagining little paws skittering across her floor. So, when the big day came, the clinic buzzed with quiet tension. Everyone was ready.
Dr. Greene led the delivery with steady hands. Even the nurses standing by felt their hearts racing just a bit faster than usual. Puppy births could be messy and unpredictable, yet the anticipation was always the same. Still, they were professionals, and everything was going according to plan.
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