A newborn girl who was abandoned by her parents has survived through the night after she was kept warm by a litter of puppies.
The little girl was found in the Saristal village of Lormi, in the Chattisgarh province of India, after being abandoned shortly after her birth.
An abandoned baby has survived thanks to litter of puppies in India's Chhattisgarh province. Picture: Tahir Ibn Manzoor/ SWNS/Mega “We panicked and informed the health department before the newborn was taken to the hospital for further check-up”.It is thought a local dog may have initially found the baby before bringing over her puppies.
A police investigation has been launched to find the girl’s parents. Picture: Tahir Ibn Manzoor/SWNS/Mega
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