It’s amazing to witness the resilience of animals, even in tough situations. In China, a stray dog with only two legs has shown incredible strength and motherly love as she gave birth to her puppies. Despite her physical limitations, she diligently looks after her young and makes sure they are safe from harm.
It’s no secret that stray dogs face numerous challenges every day, but it’s inspiring to see how they adapt and persevere to survive. Homeless dogs with disabilities are no exception, as they continue to thrive despite their impairments.

Shi Bao is the affectionate name given to a homeless mother dog who once had a home. However, her owner left her behind, and she ended up seeking shelter near the kouguan railway station located in Datong, Shanxi province. Due to an unfortunate incident, Shi Bao lost both her hind legs. Some locals speculate that she was either hit by a vehicle or run over by a train. Despite her challenges, Shi Bao is a survivor and has been taking care of herself ever since.

Shi Bao, a four-legged hero, has recently welcomed a litter of adorable puppies into the world. It’s heartwarming to see how the proud mother takes her little ones on daily scavenger hunts at the railway station, where they look for food. Shi Bao is a vigilant momma who keeps a close eye on her babies and protects them from any danger that might come their way.

It’s a known fact that animals in China do not have the same level of protection as those in other countries. However, we remain hopeful that Shi Bao and her little ones will come across a kind-hearted Samaritan or an animal rescue group that can offer them a safe haven and bring an end to their difficult and solitary days on the streets. Every creature deserves a warm and caring home, and Shi Bao has proven that she too is worthy of unconditional love and a happy ending.

In China, there are approximately 130 million stray dogs that have been affected by the increasing trend of urbanization. As more people move into high-rise buildings with limited space for pets, these dogs are left to fend for themselves on the streets. Unfortunately, life as a stray is not easy. In addition to government campaigns to exterminate strays in many cities, these dogs are also subjected to cruelty from members of the public. They face the constant danger of being captured and sold for their meat or succumbing to illnesses and starvation.