«Breaking News» Miracle puppy that survived being euthanized finds forever home

A puppy that miraculously survived being euthanized has now found a forever home after the animal shelter was inundated with applications to adopt him.

The 7 to 8-month-old puppy named Rudolph was given a lethal injection at an overcrowded Oklahoma animal shelter earlier this month. 

Despite the injection, the Lab American Pitbull mix defied the odds and miraculously woke up soon after.

The 7 to 8-month-old puppy named Rudolph was given a lethal injection at an overcrowded Oklahoma animal shelter earlier this month but miraculously survived

The vet opted not to euthanize Rudolph again and his survival story quickly made headlines. 

Kings Harvest Pet Rescue, a no-kill shelter in Davenport, Iowa, asked if they could take Rudolph in until he could find a forever home.  

'He's a miracle dog, absolutely,' shelter employee Kylie Jo Mitchell told WQAD. 

'I've never heard of anything like this ever, this is a first.

'He was euthanized and when they returned to that room they came back and Rudolph was alive.' 

Mitchell said the adoption interest in Rudolph was overwhelming.  

Rudolph has since been taken in by Iowa man Jacob Hommer who was among those to see his miraculous survival story

Kings Harvest Pet Rescue, a no-kill shelter in Davenport, Iowa, shared details of Rudolph's survival with the hope of him being adopted

Rudolph has since been taken in by Iowa man Jacob Hommer. 

Hommer and his family have been raising dogs to live with combat wounded veterans and Purple Heart recipients. 

He said he hopes Rudolph, with the right training, will be able to live with a veteran in Colorado.

'I said, 'Check this dog out and the incredible story,' and he was so moved by it and emotional that he was like 'I have to have this dog,' Hommer told WQAD. 

'Having a dog, it's something to wake up and fight for and especially a lot of these vets they are struggling to find a reason to get up in the day.'

Kings Harvest Pet Rescue, a no-kill shelter in Davenport, Iowa, contacted the Oklahome shelter and asked if they could take Rudolph in until he could find a forever home

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Main photo article A puppy that miraculously survived being euthanized has now found a forever home after the animal shelter was inundated with applications to adopt him.
The 7 to 8-month-old puppy named Rudolph was given a lethal injection at an overcrowded Oklahoma animal shelter earlier this month. 
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