Street dogs are extremely prevalent in India, which can occasionally lead to major issues.

Like the tale of these two cute puppies, who lost their mother and fell into a deep pit after being separated from her.

Their mother was unable to rescue them from the pit because it was too deep.

They weren’t in the pit by themselves, so it wasn’t their only issue.

They just so happened to be down there with a big, dangerous king-cobra.

Sometimes events occur that you would have imagined would only be seen in movies.

This particular day, I believe that is exactly what these Indian rescuers went through.

The king cobra is so toxic that it can even kill an elephant; if it had only one bite, these puppies would have died.

Even worse, there was a constant chance that they might become stuck because the pit that these poor puppies fell into was incredibly muddy.

Luckily, puppies aren’t among the foods that cobras often enjoy eating, but folks were nonetheless concerned for their safety.

However, the snake didn’t appear to wish to hurt the puppies; quite the contrary.

In reality, the cobra was keeping an eye on them and making sure the little dogs didn’t cross to the other, riskier side of the well.

The puppies and the snake remained in the same location of the well for 48 hours.

It was simpler than expected for the officials to save the puppies when they finally arrived. The cobra moved courteously so that the rescue crew could easily pick up the puppies.

Regardless of species or size, animals occasionally exhibit a remarkable capacity to aid and defend one another, which humans could benefit from understanding.

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