Love and compassion have the power to transform and perhaps potentially save a person’s life. It has been documented in human as well as animal populations. Discovering our guardian angels is the best thing that can happen to us while we are continuously asking for aid.

An example of this story is provided by Lily Mae, a pregnant rescue dog. Since she couldn’t find her collar, the adorable golden retriever has been seen running freely around the park without it. She was rescued and returned safely to her family thanks to the efforts of a good-hearted stranger.

Ryan Fant came upon Lily Mae when he was taking a walk around a park in Little Rock, Arkansas. He approached the dog, and the two of them immediately started to play together. As Fant saw that the stray dog was following him back to his house, he took the choice to take her in.

He named the dog Lily Mae after his daughter. He spent a whole month looking for the person who owned her, but to no avail. Hence, he made the decision to adopt Lily and include her into his family in a way that was irreversible.

Fant, on the other hand, saw right away that Lily’s stomach was becoming bigger. It was immediately apparent to him that Lily was carrying a litter when he brought her to the veterinarian.

Since Fant lacked the knowledge necessary to properly care for a pregnant dog, he requested his friend Caitie Evers to take care of Lily in the meantime. Evers is in a position to provide assistance to the pregnant dog during this trying time since she has years of experience providing care for new canine mothers and the pups they produce.

Evers was taken aback the first time he laid eyes on Lily. The canine’s stomach was rather enormous. To mark the occasion of Lily’s pregnancy, the foster mother prepared a delicious dessert. She administered a pregnancy test to the dog and then gave it an injection. She also came to the conclusion that Lily had been rescued.

Evers was quoted as saying to The Dodo, “She behaves in an entirely normal manner, yet her rushing and leaping makes me uneasy.” She is the most adorable creature that has ever existed. She is a stage 5 clinger who enjoys spending as much time as possible sitting on my lap.

About the maternity picture shoot, Lily couldn’t contain her excitement. She said that she had a wonderful time during the session. Being the center of attention and the recipient of extra embraces from her foster mother were two things that she treasured.

Evers said that Lily Mae “was born to model” in her statement. “It probably only took around thirty minutes in all, and she absolutely adored it!”

Only two days after the pregnancy photo session, Lily gave birth to eight healthy pups, seven of which were male and one of which was female. Now that the mother, as well as all of the baby, are healthy and content.

Evers referred to them as “chunky infants” due to their weight of around one pound apiece. They have an outstanding state of health and keep a busy lifestyle. They get hugs and kisses from Mom, and she shows them how much she loves them, but she also knows that I can take care of all of them. She gives me permission to change their bedding, but if I take too long, she takes over and does the job herself.

For the moment, Lily and her pups are staying at their foster mother’s house to get care. When the pups are old enough to be adopted, the rescue group Chip N Snip, which is located in Houston, will provide a hand in putting them in new homes. Then Lily will go back to Arkansas to spend some time with her father there.