My daughter found a newborn puppy, and the vet said it would be difficult for it to survive! 

Thank you. Beautiful dog. ❤

Thank you for your daughter, who very lovingly cared about the newborn puppy❤❤

The dog gets to stay with his mummy for the rest of his life..

🤗🤗🤗🤗😍😍😍🤩🤩🤩

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I got teary eyed watching this. Thank you.

감동입니다 동물은 절대 은혜를 져버리지 않습니다 저 어린 소녀가 어른을 가르치네요 동물은 이렇케 사랑하는것이라고 저 천사같은 마음이 비뚤어진 청소년들 에게 도움을 주는 그런 계기가 되였으면 좋겠습니다

Ça c'est de l'amour !! Le regard de ce petit chien pour cette jeune fille est ❤❤❤❤très émouvant et puissant

Maravillosa la niña....afortunado el pequeñín.....viva la vida....viva la buena gente!!!

I thought the same. He’s dying to show her love in his doggy way but it looks like he’s not allowed to.

Сколько любви и нежности у этой пары детей! Дай Бог им долгой жизни и радости!

That is a beautiful comment swaldoreyes! I second it wholeheartedly!!

What a hero 👏

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I had to glance away a couple of times because life, but did I miss something? I didn't see where the veterinarian refused to provide medical care or was negligent?

​@@m.l.b.2908 The vet said it would be difficult to keep a puppy so young alive-- which is true. Nowhere in the video did it said the vet told them to give up on it. I think it's important to temper the person's expectations if there's a sizable chance of it going wrong, but also telling someone that it will be difficult makes it very clear that you can't be super lax and things will just turn out fine. They needed to be incredibly diligent if this little puppy was going to make it, and that was very important information for them to have.

@@kailynrudd7937 Yes, my reply was a bit of an eye-roll for the exact reasons you're mentioning. It would be completely unethical for the veterinarian to not make them aware that this often doesn't turn out well. It would be like not telling an owner about the potential danger of anaesthesia to their high-risk pet prior to surgery. They would be shocked if it died on the table. People need to be able to make informed decisions wherever possible in any healthcare setting, whether veterinary or human. To practice in any other way is unprofessional.

@@m.l.b.2908 Yeah, that's fair! To be honest, I thought you might be intending it that way, but I was also a little distracted at the time and it was all stuff I wanted to say to the initial commenter anyway, so I just sort of rolled with it.