Watch this video of assisting the dog who is sobbing in the snow and has many bites on his body…

On my way back from work, I noticed Mishka crouched on the side of the street, her eyes wide with fear.

He was mostly motionless when I neared, his body blanketed in snow.

He began to fear as I was going to transfer her to the veterinarian. To get him into the car, I had to enlist the assistance of onlookers.

To make the boy feel better, the doctor had to inject pain medications. He was hit by a bullet, according to the doctor, and his leg was covered in bites. But I believe he was bitten by a larger dog and then ran out into the street, where he was shot. The fracture and hematoma in one leg is a dangerous condition.

He was cleaning his wounds and ready for surgery that night. A drainage system would be installed in his leg to prevent fluid accumulation.

Day 2: I went to see our Mishka and learned that thanks to prompt treatment, he was able to walk normally. Thank you, Lord, for bringing me to him in time to assist him. He still needed to relax in the postoperative room at the time, and his eyes were fatigued.

Day 6: Because I was concerned about Mishka’s health, I spent the majority of my time with him. After spinal anesthesia, there was a severe side effect. He was in such excruciating pain that his physicians had to double his painkiller dosage.

A few days later, we received another piece of horrible news. Mishka had a serious neurological deficiency as well as a thoracic and lumbar spine hernia.

However, the dog bite would have healed, which makes me feel better. The physicians had to increase the intensity of the exercise in order to strengthen his back leg.

And then the miraculous happened: he was able to stand up and walk on his own after only a few days of practice. His steps herald a bright future filled with love and happiness.