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01via Euro News
Workers at the Sindi Dam, Estonia, noticed a pup in the freezing Parnu river and jumped into action!
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Going to the clinic
via Euro NewsOne of the rescuers, a man named Rando Kartsepp, told the Estonian newspaper Postimees, "He weighed a fair bit", in referring to carrying the animal into the car to drive to the clinic. He said, the wolf was calm and slept on his leg, and "when I wanted to stretch them, he raised his head for a moment."
The Estonian Union for the Protection of Animals (EUPA), which posted photos of the canine with the story on Facebook, said that the animal was "very exhausted, hypothermic and frozen" when it was brought to the clinic.
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Exhaustion
via Euro NewsThe Estonian Union for the Protection of Animals (EUPA), which posted photos of the canine with the story on Facebook, said that the animal was "very exhausted, hypothermic and frozen" when it was brought to the clinic.
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Surprise!
via Euro NewsThe veterinarians then confirmed that the animal brought in was a one-year-old wolf. "According to the doctor, he was in such a state that without saving the boys, he would probably have stayed in that river", the EUPA said.
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Healthy and free
via Euro NewsThe EUPA paid the medical bills and added, "We thank the heart of the young men who went to help the wild animal and saved him", they added.
The wolf recovered quickly and has seen been released back into the wild after being fitted with a GPS collar by Estonia's national environmental agency.
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