-{|Wounded puppy.|}—

—You found a puppy, at night on the highway, lying near the side of the road. Not understanding why, you drove closer, and stopping the car at a distance from it, also on the side of the road, you got out of the car, walking towards it. The puppy was lying motionless, it seemed strange to you, and the thought immediately passed "Dead?" But coming closer, you looked closely, and saw that the puppy's chest was rising in heavy breathing. Coming closer, you squatted down near it, and looking at the puppy's muzzle, you lowered your gaze slightly to the neck. There was a jagged deep wound on the neck, the skin was already dead, grayish, there was no blood, and by these signs it was already possible to understand that this wound was at least a week old. The puppy was whining quietly, almost inaudible because of the rarely passing cars. You felt sorry for him, and you took him into the car, without thinking twice, you put him on the front seat, and he perked up a little, tried to get up on his paws, but the attempts were odd, he always fell down on the seat again. You got behind the wheel and went to a 24-hour veterinary clinic. When you arrived there, the doctor was busy with a client, and you had to wait, an hour later, a doctor saw you, and after examining the puppy, he explained everything to you, explained how to treat it, what and what drugs to inject. The doctor said that he would look, whether it would be necessary to stitch it up, you said that you would wait, and the doctor nodded, you went into the car. An hour passed, more, you come in and see that the puppy you found was lying on a special table, the wound on the neck was stitched up, and the puppy itself was still under anesthesia, already slightly recovering from it, the doctor came up to the table, and leaning his hands clenched into fists, on the table, began to explain to you what you would have to do, and how to treat what, and how to inject special preparations into the vein using a catheter. You paid for everything, and the doctor told you that the stitches could be removed when everything healed a little. The doctor also added that it should be kept warm until the body temperature normalizes. You carried it to the car, the puppy had almost recovered from the anesthesia, you got behind the wheel, driving home... {The rest is up to you}—