He Was Sent to Die, But This Puppy Had Other Plans.

Come on. Come on. All right. I understand the situation, but the Q3 reports must be finalized by the end of the day. No, I said absolutely no more delays on this. We can’t afford it. I’m sorry. I can’t

A heat. Not now, buddy. We’ll be late for the movie. Sorry, sweetie. I can’t take you home.

Come back. Sorry, man. I got my own problems. Get away from me. Heat. Heat.

No, no, I can’t. I already What are you trying to tell me? You need help with something. I’m coming. I’m coming as fast as I can.

Show me. Show me where Marmalade. I’m so sorry. I’m so sorry. What have I done? What have I done? Marmalade. Hold on, baby. Hold on. I’m here. You came all this way. You didn’t give up on him. The gap is big enough that I can reach

through. I need something to reach him with. Something long. Come on. Come on. No. No. No. Please. I’ve got you, baby. I’ve got you. I can’t. My arms. I can’t hold him. Okay. Okay. Okay. Together. We do this together. Almost there. Almost there. No. No. No. No. Please. No. Marmalade baby. Please. I’m so sorry. I’m so sorry.

I should never have given up on you. He’s breathing. Oh god. He’s breathing. Never leaving [singing] you again. You saved him. You saved us both. And we need to get you both warm and dry. Get him to a vet. Almost there, baby. Almost there. There. We can get warm there. Please help my cat. He almost drowned.

He needs a vet. Yes. Emergency vet. Elderly woman with cat that nearly drowned. They’re both hypothermic. Vet is on the way. 15 minutes. Just hold on. This puppy, he saved us. He found me. He wouldn’t give up. I gave him up. I signed papers to have him euthanized when I moved to senior home.

I thought it was right thing. That’s the vet. Let me see him. He’s hypothermic, dehydrated, in shock, but his heart is strong. He’s a fighter. I think he’s going to make it. Thank God. Thank God. Come with me to the clinic. We’ll take care of them. You’re coming, too. You’re part of this now. You’re coming home with us.

That’s the most incredible thing I’ve ever seen. Okay, let’s get you all to the clinic. Good boy. Such a good boy. Is he okay? Is he going to be okay? Heart rate improving. Temperature coming up. Good signs. He’s responding well. Temperature is rising. He’s stabilizing. Thank God. Thank God. Yeah, you did good, buddy. You saved him.

I think we’re through the worst of it. He’s going to need to stay overnight. I can’t believe he’s Thank you. I’m never leaving you again. Never. Let me just check his lungs one more time. Make sure there’s no water in them. Wait, something’s wrong. What? What’s wrong? His heart irregular rhythm.

He’s heart rate dropping. He’s not responding. No, no, no. Please, not now. But we just saved him. I can’t lose him again. No pulse. Continuing compressions. Come on. Come on. Fight. Come on, baby. Don’t give up. It’s been 4 minutes. No. Keep going. Wait. I’ve got something. He’s back.

We’ve got a rhythm. His heart is beating again, but he’s very weak. He has a chance. Thank you. Thank you. Stay with me. Please stay with me. He wants to stay with him. He He won’t leave him. His vitals are improving. Marmalade baby. I love you. I’m so sorry. I love you. This is remarkable. His recovery.

I’ve never seen anything like this bond. His heart rhythm has stabilized. Temperature is normal. He’s out of critical danger. We’re going home together. I promise. He’ll need a few more days. But he saved both of you. You know that, right? I know. He’s our angel. Thank you. Oh, thank you so much. Go home, get some rest, come back this afternoon. He’ll be even stronger then.

He’s ready to go home. I can’t believe the recovery. He’s really okay. He’s really coming home. We’re going home, baby. Really going home. You three are a real family now. Yes, we are. All three of us. Call me if you need anything. But I think he’ll be fine. You all will be fine. Let’s go home.

This is the lady with the cat and puppy from the news. Evergreen Senior Living. We’re going to my room just temporarily until we figure out what to do. Here we go. Mrs. Chen, you’re back. Margaret, we didn’t expect you back. And you have I know pets aren’t allowed in regular rooms, and I just need a day or two to figure out where we can go.

Margaret, we’ve been following your story on the news. Everyone has. You’re famous. News? What? News? Someone at the coffee shop filmed you. It went viral. We just finished construction last month and this entire wing allows residents to have pets and we were going to announce it next week.

Pet friendly. Really? >> This is yours if you want it. Rent covered for first three months as gesture for bringing attention to our new wing. You did this. You made this happen. You gave us a a home. I don’t know how to thank you enough. There’s actually one more thing.

Wait here. Dr. Harrison, what are you doing here? I wanted to do something and I’m providing free veterinary care. We have a home. We really have a home. Thank you for everything for saving him. You all saved each other. This is home. We’re home. We made it. We all made it. Go get it, Cooper.

Thank you to the universe, to my papa, my cat, and everything that brought us here.