19.10.2010, somewhere between 19-19:30 pm.
Three-lane road, a swarm of cars with busy drivers hurrying to their homes. High-speeds, lights and sounds resonated in the air. There, in the middle lane, a little puppy, shrank to a small ball, expected the second, fatal hit that time, that would put the end to the stabbing pain caused by the already broken jaw. Some of the huge metal machines passed by her, others almost ran over her. Fortunately, the puppy survived and will Live.
Kari, according to the vet – is a two-month beauty with still milk teeth. The first few days Kari needed artificial feeding because of her inability to eat on her own. She underwent a surgery and placement of a splint, then followed the antibiotics and calcium. A week later, Kari is a living being that is willing to give and get a lot of love and affection.
Her jaw is recovering very quickly and she has no difficulty in eating. Recently she entered into the role of guardian of the house, without being aggressive. Kari is a social kind, she adapts quickly to new environments and people. She loves to cuddle, especially at night when it’s time for bed.
Kari was born in August, she is dewarmed and vaccinated.
