Everyone Thought These 12 Puppies Were Normal Until Two Started Changing Fast
She Wasn’t Herself
Dr. Greene remembered Lola well. On her last visit, she was all wagging tail and sloppy kisses, the kind of dog who lit up a room just by being in it. But this time was different. She was pacing, whining, and panting like she couldn’t catch her breath. Her eyes flicked around the room, wide and nervous.
That spark of joy was gone. Dr. Greene didn’t need a chart to know that the labor had started, and it was coming fast. He gave Mrs. Thompson a steady look, then called for his team. Something in his gut told him to be prepared for anything.
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