A bulldog that was born without a foot was deemed “useless” by its owner, who decided to bury the poor pup in the snow. The helpless newborn dog was left to die in the freezing cold, with death looming just hours away.

Earlier this year, a little bulldog pup was discovered buried under snow on an English street. While other dogs were cozied up in homes with their owners, eating and sleeping soundly, this poor pup was left out in the cold. He was born with only three legs, which was a malformation that his owners disliked. They didn’t hesitate to abandon him on the street in the middle of winter.

The night was frigid and the snowflakes kept falling incessantly. In the midst of this harsh weather, a helpless dog was found buried in the snow by a benevolent stranger. The poor pup had been suffering for hours and was on the brink of death. The kind-hearted person was appalled by the condition of the newborn and couldn’t fathom who could have subjected him to such cruelty. Regardless, their priority was to rescue the dog!

Without wasting any time, the rescuer contacted a local animal rescue team, who quickly arrived at the location and safely transported the puppy to a secure place. The adorable little canine was named Draper and was lucky to be alive thanks to the timely intervention of the compassionate onlooker

In order to regulate his blood temperature, the pup was placed under a heater for an entire day. His front leg was cleaned and bandages were changed every hour in a consistent manner. Without their help, Draper would not have made it through the night.
Thankfully, the furry friend pulled through and made a quick recovery. Despite his challenges, he remained cheerful and loved playing with his fellow canines. He is currently thriving and ready for a new home.

Our stance on animal abuse has always been to take action. Animals are pure and precious creatures that deserve our love and care in return. Let’s spread the story of Draper and his remarkable journey to others, so that we can encourage them to protect and save animals.