Abandoned puppy on the side of the road becomes the "savior" of a motorbike taxi couple after 2 years of nurturing

Since taking in a puppy named Lucky, the lives of a couple working as motorbike taxi drivers in Ben Tre have had many unexpected changes; especially when they receive unexpected luck.

The story of Mr. Be (living in Ben Tre province) changing his life after bringing a dog with only two legs home to raise, made the surrounding neighbors and the online community extremely surprised. According to the man, 4 years ago while driving a motorbike taxi, he discovered an abandoned puppy on the side of the road near the temple.

"It was as small as a wrist. People left it lying around outside. It was raining heavily and its body was covered in mud. Many people passed by to look at it but didn't pick it up. I felt so sorry for it, so I took it home to raise it and let it drink." It took a month of milk to wake up. It had two front legs amputated, probably born in the womb," the boy said.

After bringing it home, he named the puppy Lucky, hoping that good luck would come to the baby. Lucky has white fur and eyes that shine with intelligence and agility. The puppy can only jump with its hind legs, so Mr. Be said, from a distance, it looks like a Kangaroo.

Not only Mr. Be, but his wife also loves the little puppy that was abandoned at birth like a family member, taking care of it every day and giving it spoonfuls of milk.

"It's so cute. When I got home, it kept jumping up and down. That day I came home from work and saw that there was no dog. He told someone to let me pick it up. The dog had a disability, so people were afraid of bad luck." "So I threw it away. But I wasn't afraid, I felt so sorry for him. My husband and I told each other to go buy milk for him to drink," Mr. Be's wife said.

Not too mischievous like some other species, Lucky is very docile and affectionate towards his owner. The disabled puppy often shows his affection for Mr. Be by nudging his owner with his head.

"She's very smart, gentle. I hold her at work every night and she's still brave. When I come home from work, she rushes out to meet me, holding her paws out in front, looking cute," Mr. Be said excitedly.

It is known that Mr. Be works as a motorbike taxi driver and his wife works as a hired laborer, cooking coconut jelly every day. The couple's two eldest daughters have already gotten married, so only Mr. Be - his wife and Lucky - are left in the house.

A few years ago, the owner of a disabled puppy suddenly had a stroke, his health declined significantly and had to stay home from work for a long time to recover. Even though it was difficult, every time Lucky got sick, Mr. Be always used money to take him to the doctor for examination and treatment, costing several hundred to millions.

"This Lucky got sick three times. I was afraid he would die so I was worried about taking him to the hospital. I had to take him to the pet hospital in the city. Each treatment cost more than 1 million VND," said the owner. Lucky confided.

For Mr. Be's family, Lucky not only brought no bad luck, but also brought a "life-changing" opportunity that he could not even dream of. "It is an animal with a spirit, just like me. I believe in the law of cause and effect, if I save it, people will save me. 2 years after bringing it home, I was given a house by a benefactor. ", Mr. Be said.

Specifically, right at the most difficult time of their illness, not knowing who to rely on, Mr. Be and his wife suddenly received help from a sponsor who knew the family through the YouTube platform.

This person saw that he and his wife were poor so they offered to film a clip with them, then posted it on the channel. The watching audience sympathized with Mr. Be's situation, so they donated money to help him and his wife build a spacious house.

Indeed, Lucky's appearance helps Be and his wife's life have more joy and laughter. The day Lucky became pregnant, walking was more difficult than before. The disabled puppy only had 2 legs and had to move by jumping continuously, leading to difficulty giving birth. She had 8 litters but could only keep 3.

"When she gave birth, I kept a close watch every night because she only had 2 legs, I was afraid I couldn't take care of her. That night at 10 o'clock I heard her puppies crying, I ran out and saw that she had given birth to 2 puppies. After that, the second puppy was born. At 3, the babies were overwhelmed, because there were so many babies. She took care of them and felt sorry for them. Her hind legs nudged them to give her milk," Mr. Be's wife said.

In fact, dogs are people's most loyal pets. There are even many families who consider them friends and confidants and take care of them wholeheartedly and love them with utmost care. It is the story of Mr. Be and Lucky that best reflects this point of view.