Construction worker rescued a dog from the icy water – turned out to be a wolf

"Worker rescued ”a dog from the icy water – turned out to be a wolf"

"Three construction workers acted immediately when they saw what they thought was a dog fight for his life in the almost frozen river. At the animal clinic revealed that it was a wolf, which they carried in their arms, writes the Estonian newspaper Postimees. "

"Some construction worker found himself at the banks of the river Pärnu in Estonia, and worked when they saw an animal who fought for his life farther out in the water that was almost frozen. The three men by the name of Rando Kartsepp, Robin Sillamäe and Erki ready appears on the display acted directly and cleared the ice blocks from the water so that it formed a path for what they thought was a dog. When they finally reached the ”dog” they pulled up with their bare arms, wrapped it in a towel and carried it to the car – then they took note of its weight. What they did not know then was that they had a wolf in his arms. They brought it to a djurklinik."

"– He was quiet and slept on my legs. When I wanted to stretch them out he lifted his head a moment, " says Rando Kartsepp to Postimees."

"Well at animal clinic thought vets to ”the dog” was suspiciously large. But it was not until a hunter looked closer at the that you could establish that it was a young wolf dog who was about a year old."

"with the new information placed the clinic staff the wolf in a cage after the treatment, in case it would be less acquiescent when the well has recovered."

"The Estonian organization EUPA paid for the treatment and in a statement to the Postimees says they all, fortunately, ended well."

" We are so happy for the happy ending and want to thank all of the participating parties. Especially the men who saved the wolf and the vets at the clinic who did not hesitate to help the wild animal."

"Thanks to the men's actions could the wolf be saved and fully recover. It is now released in the wild again equipped with a radiospårare so that you can keep an eye on it."