Man Rescues an Abandoned Puppy Only to Find Out Later That It’s NOT a Dog!

In the Siberian woods, this man lives by himself. During one morning, the man rescues an abandoned puppy only to find out later that it’s NOT a dog! There are many species in the canine family, and it can be easy to mistake one for the other. This man had no clue that anything was amiss as he took the time to raise the animal he found. Also, the little creature acted just like any regular puppy. It was just as friendly and adorable, no wonder the man was confused when an animal expert revealed its true identity. Watch the video to find out what this so-called ‘puppy’ really was!

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[tatyanagarner]

I can’t imagine being from Siberia and walking through the Siberian sticks, seeing a pup and not thinking it was a wolf.

[StyxByrd]

That random encounter fully changed that man's life and probably gave him his purpose to be on this planet. I am so glad people like this are still out there.

[trish]

I am sure that this canine would protect him to the death. The loyalty and love is second to none.

[ddrd]

Friends, the owner of this channel lied to you in this video. First, it is a black Canadian wolf, not a gray Eurasian wolf. Secondly, the owner of the wolf did not find him in the forest, neither in Siberia, nor in any other. Thirdly, at the moment the owner of the wolf Andrey and his animals (wolves, hybrid dogs) live in the Leningrad region. There is an active construction of a park of wolves, wolands (a breed bred including by Andrey), West Siberian huskies. Andrey is also involved in animal rescue (many of his animals were rescued from euthanasia or cured). How do I know all this: he has Russian-language channels on YouTube, and by the way, he recently began to develop the English-language channel Northern Wolf Park, which I can recommend for you. The park needs help, and it's very sad that the author of the channel, under whose video I am now writing a comment, brazenly stole the images without even leaving links to the original channel. And he (she, whoever) did not even bother to check the information that he posted here.

[sullystpatrick]

This man when he finds a Siberian tiger cub in the middle of the wilderness: "aww... who on earth would abandon their poor kitty cat like this🥺" 😂

[Devilhand]

There's a reason why dogs exist. Dogs are domesticated wolves, and the saying, "dogs are man's best friend" is around because once you have gained the trust and respect of any canine, they will show the loyalty and kindness they have received tenfold back.

[Minotaur-eylg]

Grew up in a dog rehab family. Seen wolves a few times in the wild. Up to a point, yeah, they look the same. Past that age, it’s all in the eyes. A dog’s eyes are sympathetic, a wolf’s eyes light up your amygdala. Hard to describe, but you feel your unconscious mind fighting to flee, while your rational mind is yelling at you not to trigger it’s pursuit instinct.

[susanh.]

When my Mother was a little girl, she found a black wolf puppy in the forest where she lived in Yugoslavia. He was my moms best friend and would year's later protect her from German soldier's during WW-2. She always spoke about him when I was a little girl. I believe it was meant to be that this young man found this little wolf puppy and saved him. God Bless You for caring.😘❤

[coryaronson]

Had a friend just outside Edmonton alberta who found a wolf pup. Difference is he knew right away it was a wolf. In canada law states no wild animals as pets so he went to the ministry and talked to them they just had him take some courses on the wolfs proper care and diet. Was decades ago but the wolf was the happiest canine i have ever seen not a mean bone in it's almost 200 lb body ... I miss max now that I'm reminded what a good boy he was ...

[metalmark]

Based on it's name alone, I think this guy knew exactly what he had found lol. But I'm still very happy that he did keep and look after it. 💙

[michaelkurchey]

Being a canine lover I am so thrilled to hear the story and to see that someone is taking the time to help these poor rules they're beautiful animals and I'm just glad that someone took the time to do it thank you

[Gothondra]

Friendship should not be judged, it should be embraced, a forest rescue is so brilliant.

[VillagerCometh]

I'm so glad he didn't abandon the wolf. He's such a wholesome person and the wolf is so sweet!

[PetarSon]

It's really nice to hear that things like this are possible, and I hope for a good future between the two of them.

[gipsiesrealm]

I’m glad you found the puppy and I’m glad he raised him and kept him they are unique creatures

[TotallyNotElPresidente]

This guy literally did what our prehistoric ancestors used to do.

[PaddyMcMe]

'Fortunately for him, he lived in one of the more remote locations of Siberia.'

Literally the first time anyone has ever said that.

[KathyBillingsley-fxzc]

It’s touching that Andre and akila bonded it’s called love

[scottbain]

Such a beautiful friend. I'm so glad Akila and you found each other. God Bless you both.

[suzanneshephard]

Bless his heart. I'm glad he listened to his gut rather than what other people said.