Dog Saves Newborn Abandoned And Left To Die In The Trash

According to the reporters, Pui, who was wandering in the search of food, saw a white plastic bag in the trash dump. What this dog did next was exceptional because he took that plastic bag and its contents in his mouth and took it back to his owner who was Gumnerd Thongmak. After bringing it back to the home, the dog Pui dropped the bag in front of the house and started to bark profusely. Thongmak’s 12 years old niece, Sudarat was the first person to respond upon hearing her dog barking. She came to the dog and opened the back only to find an abandoned newborn baby whose umbilical cord was still attached.
Upon seeing the baby, Sudarat ran straight to her mother to alert her of the situation. After the mother found out, they took the baby to the hospital as soon as possible. After examining the baby, the doctor at the hospital told that the baby was a girl and she was delivered prematurely. Luckily for the newborn baby girl, Pui got her out from the trash dump and saved her life. But even with such a rough start of her life, Pui was able to give the newborn baby girl a new life. When this news got viral, a total of 5 families reached out to the Tha Rua Red Cross in order to adopt the baby when she was still in an incubator. Although the mother of the child was still being searched but it was sure that the newborn baby girl got a new home with a family who actually wanted he and all because of Pui.
As a reward, Pui was rewarded with a medal and a brand new leather collar by the officials of Tha Rua Red Cross. There is no doubt in the fact and it should be no question that dogs are actually “man’s best friend” and there is a very good reason for that.

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