She is franticly awaiting the arrival of benevolent individuals to assist her six ailing offspring!

I am aware that the world has descended into torment, that we are all miserable, and that we continue to weep and pray for a miracle. This large, impoverished family, consisting of the mother and her six offspring from a kill shelter,… They will perish by tomorrow’s sunrise. Regrettably, I lack the funds to save and regret acquiring their video. Mom Honey and her six puppies were rescued from the slaughter shelter on day one.

The mother is extremely emaciated and fatigued, but her and her children’s lives have undergone significant changes. I sincerely pray all of her offspring survive! Sadly, it’s extremely uncommon for infants to survive in a kill shelter. I hope, however, that these six little morsels and their mother will survive! Day 5: Unfortunately, one of Honey’s offspring has passed away…

I’ll lose my mind, it’s impossible to save the canines from the kill shelter that are infected with diseases… They were infected with excruciating parasites, so I am now praying that these five individuals survive. They were tested for parvo as soon as they were rescued, but the puppy we lost tested positive for the disease! They are still too small, so the results of the rapid snap test are not conclusive…

Only hope remains for the survival of these five infants… Because of them, I am so distraught. The heaviest animal weighs 1,900 grams, while the others weigh less. As a precaution, everyone received Canglob, including the infant who perished. Due to the fact that they came from a kill shelter, the veterinarian advised us to keep a close watch on them.

I trust that, with their mother’s support, they will continue to be resilient. In addition, their unfortunate mother has a broken rib… This will naturally recover over time. However, the fact that the canine catchers fractured her rib while capturing her is beyond tragic and heartbreaking… I can’t fathom how hard she fought to escape, but they have no compassion… After the second deworming with Drontal puppy nectar, they poop so many worms, bless them, this must be excruciating for them.. damn worms.

Day 7: I honestly can’t stop crying; we’ve lost one more puppy, Allie; the other four have ceased eating this morning; and I’m truly heartbroken. And blood was present in their feces. Four out of four parvovirus tests were now positive. After everything they’ve been through, it’s incredibly difficult for pups from kill pounds to remain healthy. Please assist me in curing them; I have ordered more canglob.. and they have begun treatment! They will require substantial assistance from you. As a lactating mother, mother will need antibiotics. I will spend the entire night with you, my children… let’s combat thogeder with parvo! Please keep trying… I adore you all immensely….

Day 8: Our four Parvo survivors made it through the first night… they are fighting so hard for their lives. Sadly, they have no appetite, are vomiting, and have a great deal of blood in their feces. However, I am optimistic that they will overcome this challenge with our assistance! I do not know what they are vomiting because they do not consume.

Day 10: Our second day of IV therapy began early in the morning; come on, my children, we can do it! You are my lions, and I will do everything in my power to help you recover, so that we can withstand this parvo… The first two embryos have received intravenous therapy, and the embryos have been thoroughly cleansed. For the remaining two, this is the second crate and second IV nutrition.

They are so tiny, weighing less than a kilogram each, but they are such formidable combatants. I fervently wish and pray for their survival. They have a great deal to live for. The process is then repeated every three hours. Clean, sanitize, and nourish the infants’ crates. They have everything they require to survive, and I pray they do so.

Day 13: I’m out of tears; my daughter, Happy, has abandoned us. Two angels, Abby and Amber, have also succumbed to parvovirus.

Day 14: The lone survivor of all parvovirus-infected puppies is the lonely male Archie. The fact that he began licking the Royal Recovery food is the only thing keeping me alive at the present. He’s my hero, and I pray the worst is over and behind us.

Day 15. Archie, just as my life was beginning to improve, you were taken from me, and I am utterly devastated and astonished by this tremendous calamity. Honey, my darling girl who was rescued from Lokom station along with her six puppies, who tragically died from parvo (2 died at the veterinarian; 4 at my home after 15 days of our fight); I will never forget that time; it was so tragic that not a single puppy survived despite my efforts and those of the veterinarians; however, Honey found a wonderful home far from Bosnia in the United Kingdom. Thank you so much to everyone who assisted me with this family from the day I rescued them, and to my dear friend Jayne for fostering and finding the finest home for Honey! Love you all!