I'm so relieved that he wasn't alone, in pain and picked on at the end. He was warm, without hunger or thirst and comforted with love from you. You saved him from a horrible death. You did.
@@alexrybin206 I have to also say that the owner waited way too long to get this little guy help. I can't believe how much I cried for him. I have three shih tzus. One of them is 18 years old, and I know I am on borrowed time with her. She is still in good health, but it scares me. If I feel this sad for a little pig I didn't know, how much more for my own girls?
I know it's heartbreaking, but he passed with a full belly and painkillers. Even if it wasn't for his whole life, you still made him feel a lot better in the short term. That matters more than anything. He had peace and dignity thanks to you.
I was crying while watching this video as I also lost my baby Pigeon 1.5 years ago but after reading your comment I stopped crying as at his last moments he was not in any type of pain❤️
I'm TOTALLY IMPRESSED by the vet you found to take the piglet on an emergency basis. She did EVERYTHING she could think of to give him a chance to survive. [I suspect he had hidden birth defects and didn't have a chance at life no matter what was done for him. Sadly, that happens.]
@@tashaax1993xanimalloverx most of the vets I've had experiences with would be more about the "practical" and "affordable" rather than hoping and trying against the odds with me.
@@tashaax1993xanimalloverx Many vets won't take overnight hours, either. It's wonderful she accepted it, even with emergency hour rates, which makes total sense.
@@AprilJoi5 Um...you should come to the vets around Philly...you could take a 22 year old dog with cancer and an arrow thru a lung and they would gladly charge you $10k for some cancer treatments and to remove the arrow, instead of telling you it's time to say good-bye and give the animal a dignified death after a long life...a friend of mine had a dog who got cancer and $20k later he died, a few months after treatment.
I barely knew anything about this little guy, yet my heart grieves for him. Rest in peace, little piglet. I'm glad this man does all he can, even for animals with odds stacked against them. If there is a heaven, he has a special place waiting for him there.
He will be sat right next to god. ACCA is what every person should inspire to be. I have nothing but respect for him. And i will be here for him should he need to talk to someone.
Uh, well all animals either go to Heaven or they come back to life as another animal or the same but different type and/or color. Only ppl that have the will to have children naturally will go to Heaven. And nobody can be right by God's side unless they're the strongest and first angel made that hasn't fallen... ;-; but they'll be in the same space as Him. I don't know what this guy's will is or even if he has a wife yet cause my memory sucks...
@@redwolfdragonkirangordondj2840 bro just cut it out don’t make a whole rant just say something positive not your personal thinking where if you ain’t married or die or just don’t want kids go to hell just shut up
I work in an vet clinic and it's true. It's never easy to lose an animal you try your hardest to take care of. Thank you for all you do and for being raw with your viewers on the realities of caring for animals.
@@hlianamariakaragiorgi6134 Yes, that was my question as well😪. That didn't happen in a few days and it was so heartbreaking to see this little guy. But I am still glad that he could die in peace and love and not beaten down from his sister or brother.
@@hlianamariakaragiorgi6134 I would assume that is possibly because farm animals are not seen as on the same level as pets by many. So instead of spending what could be a lot of money on him, they may have waited to see if there would be natural improvement. Especially if this was going to be a pig sold to butchers, loss vs gain unfortunately. Although of course this all depends on the original owners, I could be 100% wrong.
Rather than suffering hunger and discomfort in his final hours, you made sure the baby warm, full and cozy. You filled the remainder of his tiny life with kindness and reassurance. 🐷🥰
Warm not cold. Safe not picked on by siblings, loved not abandoned, full not hungry, cared for not left to die. I think those are everything that can ever be asked of you. You did good.
"Have no regrets, because you did everything you could, and gave him the best life possible". That's what my vet told me when I had to put my cat to sleep, after he battled kidney disease for 5 years, and all the tratments ultimately stopped working. I think about it often. This baby pig had the best chance possible with you, something it just doesn't work. His last hours were filled with love and care, and I'm sure he felt happy and conforted.
As a cat owner, i feel for you. Had to do the same with our cat of almost 18 years after his kidneys failed. But, like you, i know he had the best life he couldve ever wished for. Damn its hard to let go tho..
Not a cat owner, but had my pit mix for almost 16 years before she passed of a heart attack. Nothing in the world matches the pain of grief. Sweetest dog I’ve ever owned.
My cat died when he was 12 after fighting diabetes for about 6 years. He was my best friend and I fully believe he was my animal soulmate. I still miss him, but he's with me in my heart and when I see my pictures of him I can't help but smile and hope his soul is somewhere that is full of peace and love and joy because he deserves nothing less.
In 2019 I lost my 16 year old cat, Turner. I'd had him since I was four and it took me a year and a half to cope with that loss. I lashed out at my vet when they offered the most well intended, kind words, and was finally able to make it right last year. I hope any veterinarians reading this know that, even when we don't show it, we truly appreciate what you do for our non human family members.
Started crying when we saw him in the tub, not moving. You tried everything, and it matters that you tried. Even two years on it matters. You're a saint for what you do for these animals.
I cried my eyes out. Have to ditto "Rebacca Stone" comment. He was warm, fed and felt the touch of love. I still cried my eyes out. So wanted him to live, and be spoiled. I know nature is... but damn if you always want to save the babies.
Thank you, Thank you, for, giving him, some nutrition and love and a warm bed, to, go to, sleep and wake up in Eternity 😭😭The good news, peeps, he is in HEAVEN, w His Creator! NO SOUL of The Father, is EVER LOST!!! We have a choice, to reject Him, BUT His Animals, birds, dogs, cats, they don't! They ALL HAVE A SOUL!!! His babes, return, to Him! Free! Running and playing and having fun! ALWAYS Remember, That!!! ❤️🐖🐾Never lost...🙏🙏🥰
you tried your hardest and i’m sure he appreciated your efforts immensely. it’s a really hard thing to experience but at the end of the day it does happen. accounts like these really inspire me and i admire everything you do for our little friends in need.
7:57 I know that sometimes an animal can just look like it's smiling but actually not be feeling happy, but I feel like this was such a sweet and genuine smile. This is probably the first time he ever felt loved and left this world feeling this way. I am so grateful for people like you that care so dearly about animals that you can give them such happy moments in their lives.
The little piglet is now up in the clouds where no one will reject him, and where he will be warm and feed too, your efforts most likely gave him less pain when he died and made him not feel alone when he did. Thank you for giving us some of the most wholesome content on UA-cam.
Without you, all he would have known was pain and hunger and rejection before succumbing to a cold and lonely death. You gave him everything he needed for a fighting chance: Meds and hydration. A full stomach. A soft, warm bed. Gentle words. Comforting touch. And most of all, love. His life may have been brief, but you filled it to overflowing with all of these precious gifts.
We admire your dedication and determination. Remember: heroes often have to shoulder heavy burdens, pain, and sadness in their quest to help others (yes, you are a hero in our eyes).
He is only missing a super suit. He definitely already has superpowers. Thank you for trying dear sir. We love you for making the efforts to help any animals you are able to.
I wish the original owners wouldnt have waited so long to give him to you, then maybe he would've had a better chance, but I'm glad he was safe, loved, and not in pain when he passed. ♡♡♡
I thought the same thing. If they'd cared enough, it may not have saved the piglet's life in the end, but he wouldn't have been cold, hungry or in pain. People often discount a baby farm animal (many animals really) without even considering it's an infant-an infant born because people decided to breed its parents. Too few people consider that- when they'd not leave a human infant like that.
They didn't even try. Lil guy needed a bottle, not a bowl. Obviously. Selfish, uncaring, callous, disgusting people. Gave the piglet up just so they could feel better about themselves
i was scrolling the entire time to see if anyone shared the same sentiment. when he drove to the farm to pick up the piglet and explained that he was gonna take it in, i thought it was just a couple days old. but then seeing how big the piglet’s sibling was let me know very quickly how long it’s been since its birth and the day they finally decided to intervene. also the vet checkup confused me as well?? this piglet could have definitely survived. as an owner of a pet, farm animal, or whatever it is, you should be able to tell if your animals are ok or not. they should’ve noticed that as soon as the mother rejected the baby, they should’ve separated it from the family and hand fed it. clearly, with the sibling being three times his own size, it should’ve been clear that that was an unsafe environment for the little guy. it makes me sad knowing that there were many preventative measures to be taken :(
They waited too long, they should have feed him themself and separed him from his sister and took him inside to feed him every 2 hours even during the night. Maybe he would have died anyway from a sickness, but at least he would have a chance of survival
Sadly they just don’t always make it, I raise quail and sometimes individuals suddenly become really sick and despite doing everything in my power to save them, it’s not enough, it’s so hard to save such small animals. You did your best, I’m sure that piglet appreciated being warm and safe in his last moments
@@linesher7955 occasionally, only if I get too many males and can’t sell them. But I mainly only raise to sell alive and for the eggs. And I make sure that they’ll come to a good place where they won’t be crammed into a tiny cage all day. I also do put down sick individuals that clearly won’t make it (example: large open wounds on the back of the head, mainly only females who get that as the males can be too rough when mating, that’s why it’s so important to not have too many males with the female quails)
Oh God, I'm so sorry. That poor little guy, why didn't they ask for help sooner? He doesn't end up that small in just a day or two. Thank you for making sure that his last hours were spent warm, full and comfortable. Poor little guy.
Exactly what I was thinking - its sibling was triple his size!! My gawd the poor little guy. Couldn’t love a you tuber than I do this guy the animal world is so blessed to have him xo
Anyone can injure or kill, it takes a precious soul to be kind enough to cultivate life. Thank you dear sir, and to all your supporters. May Karma forever keep you blessed.
I know that when I watch animal rescue videos and channels, not every story is gonna have a happy ending, but what's still inspiring is to see all of the effort and care that you give to these poor little souls, and at least this little guy's last moments on Earth were filled with comfort and love, and that's what really counts.
Thank you for showing not only the joy and positive side of rescue, but the exhausting and heartbreaking side, as well. I run a small farm animal sanctuary, and while most days with our beloved animals fill my soul, there are also heartbreaking days. But I feel that it is just as important to be there loving and gently caring for an animal in its last minutes, as it is to be there for the rest of its life. Thank you for doing what you do. ❤
I believe that too. It's why when I had to put my childhood cat down I was fairly proud of myself for having what it took to stay by her side to the end. I did find a bit of comfort in the very cute vet interns. Apparently my cat had a heart defect so bad they don't normally see the cat still alive. So the vet asked if the interns could listen to her heart first. They were very excited but being very respectful. I was glad they were able to learn something. Flour had a nice long life of 18, 19, 20 or so years. She was around so long we kind of forgot how old she was. She did completely freak out my mom by staring at her the whole time. I told my mom she leave but she stayed for me & the cat traumatized her. Good kitty.
How did you start farm animal sanctuary, if I may ask? 😊 I would love to help animals somehow, and have a quite big piece of land in the countryside. So every piece of advice is welcomed and much needed :)
You did absolutely positively *everything* you could. And although his little life was short, because of your unconditional care and compassion he knew what it was like to feel warm and LOVED. You are wonderful. Thank you for everything you do.
I'm sorry my friend, this truly is the hardest part of loving animals, even ones we barely knew. You gave that little milk-bubble-blowing-piglet the best life before it passed. He wasn't alone or getting beat up by his siblings, he was warm and loved.
Something my grandma always said, and she rescued hundreds of animals Wether was a 5 minutes, 5 hours, 5 years. For that time they we’re safe, fed, warm, and most importantly, loved. And that’s what really matters
My sweet rabbit passed away exactly 7 days ago. She had been abandoned, so I took her in. She had babies a few days later and absolutely did not trust me to care for them or her. It took me over a year to really get her to trust me. I think she had been either very close with the people who abandoned her or was treated poorly by them. Either way, I had to work for my love. Eventually she started running to me with joy when she saw me and I thought we would start our clock from that point. It just wasn't to be though. It broke my heart to loose her. It all happened very quickly because they hide if they feel unwell. She just suddenly couldn't breathe well. Before my husband could get to the house to take her to the vet, she passed away. From first visible symptom to burial was less than two hours. I just cannot get over the feeling of loosing them. "Grief is just love squaring up to it's oldest enemy, death." -heard in a video about dealing with death.
That vet is an angel and you did all you could, I'm in tears and so sorry for the loss :( When this happens is never easy but you did your best for him so be proud. I send you the biggest of the hugs.
You see, most people wouldn't even bother. And they say you made an effort but at the end it doesn't matter. Wrong. That poor soul would die alone, rejected by his mother, ignored by his brothers and sisters, cold and alone. Ends matters. He died loved, someone took care of him, tried. That's the important thing. We can't save every single one of them, I myself buried countless animals but I know at least I tried. God bless you, man, you are giving me huge doses of inspiration lately!
I blame the piglet's original owner. How cruel of them to basically just not give a damn about the baby for weeks, let it be bullied by the bigger sibling and waiting till it was too late to be saved to actually do something about it. Some people have zero common sense and decency.
@@sharraleigh I blame noone. In nature that's the rule - some survive, some die. It's just nature. Like crows throw away weak chicks from the nest because they can't feed them all. You may give all of your effort and some would still die. The point is they died loved, not alone, not forgotten.
Reminds me of a four day old Chihuahua puppy a friend asked me to help She too had birth defects I love what you do for the animals 💖🙏🏻💖 Me and my dogs found your channel today and subscribed and have watched for a few hours Beautiful soul ❣️❣️❣️ Thank you 💖🌞💖
Thank you for trying to save this little one. He died warm and safe with a full belly knowing that someone cared. So in a way you did save him. You saved him from dying cold and alone. Thank you.
Because of you he passed with a full belly not in pain, warm, and loved. God bless you! You did what you were supposed to do for him. Have heart, you did good. 🙏💕🥰
Tears in my eys and pain in my soul. How deep must be the pain for you, Alwyn? Thank your for sharing your successes and your loss and struggle with your community. Please, don't give up, Alwyn! Rest in peace, little piglet-soul!
It reminds me so much of a stray kitten I tried to save. Same story, too weak to fight for it's life, yet I did everything and poor thing died in my arms literally. When good people pretend nothing's wrong, bad things happen.
Thank you for trying to save all of the animals that you do. We cared for one of our Rottweiler puppies for 5 1/2 weeks. We get fed and loved her 24/7. She was born with a cleft palate. We fell so in love with her in such a short time. She went downhill so we rushed her to the vets. She had fluid on her brain. So we had to make the hardest decision. It's been 7 months now. We still miss her terribly. She'll always have a very big part of our hearts. We named her Molly and had plans to keep her, even with her special needs. She was perfect in our eyes.
Thank you for caring for this little one. I'm crying. This is so heartbreaking, but at least you tried your best and showed him love and comfort in his final hours. Shame on the pig breeder who let his little body and spirit reach such a terrible place, to a point that he could not survive, with treatment. Had she intervened sooner and helped his tiny body from the very beginning rather than after he had suffered, he would have survived. What's she going to do with the next little one, and how many have suffered and died the same way in the past?
Poor little piglet. I'm an NICU RN, little piglet needed lots of care. Perhaps he/she had a heart defect or was just too little and immature to survive. Thank you for providing comfort to this little creature.
It's important to show the REALITY of taking care of very sick babies. It's not always hunky dory n the end. Taking care of critters like this is an emotional rollercoaster. It's sad but it's nature and it's real. Thank you sir for giving it your all!!! You have an AMAZING heart!!! Thank you for sharing I'm sure this was difficult...
He was warm, safe, had a full stomach and was no longer in pain. Sometimes pain is the only thing that keeps them here, and when you take that from them they can leave in peace. If that is all you could do for him, that is enough.
I am grateful for your love and care of this sweet little piglet, that in his last hours, he was not alone, and he was cared for and felt loved. I weep for this little one and I ask the question why did the owner allow this little piglet to suffer for so many weeks Before she tried to get him help? They is a problem with that.
This was beautiful. Thank you for using your resources to give precious animals a chance at life. Or a peaceful comfortable death without suffering and fear. You use your blessing to help and show love and compassion and for that I am so grateful to u. Also ur editing is just wow getting so amazing this video was very well made. Really touched my heart.
I know how it is to have such a young animal become so sick and even after expensive emergency vet care and doing everything you can, you still lose them. He died warm and content and loved, that is the thing that is important.
Thank you for the comfort and love this baby knew at the end of his life. You are aspirational. I hope someday I can approach your level of goodness. Highly subjective term, but you're one of my personal definitions of it.
Oh my gosh that hurt so badly, physically as well as emotionally! Three weeks ago I broke 4 ribs and suffered costochondral separation (where your ribs get torn away from the cartilage that holds then to your sternum) and it is excruciating.. especially when I laugh, cry or move or breathe....this video made me cry....
I don’t even know you but I have so much love for you. You’re a beautiful human being and humanity is so fortunate to have people like you among us. That feeling, thinking being was going to wind up dying alone and cold with an empty tummy in a stall with no love. Instead he had a warm body, a full tummy, and love and compassion by his side. I am dying soon. It’s a hard thing to face but it is what it is and when I think of having to face that cold and alone and without love or care it is just a horrifying thought. Thank you for giving that beautiful animal dignity and love in its final hours. I wish that we humans could be allowed to go without suffering and just be loved through it. 💚💚 Again sending you love and gratitude.
He came to you to die. He knew that someone (you) were there to comfort him, to bring the peace he needed. Thank you. I have raised pigs, calves, dogs, cats and birds. You didn’t fail. He was so sick. You didn’t fail.
It's heart breaking but at least you gave him all the love you could possibly before he passed. You are a wonderful person. Keep doing what you are doing. ❤
You did a great job by taking so good care of him ( though he didn't manage 😞 ).. but you tried your best. You were like a very caring father. Lots of respect to you. No animal can have a better end than he had with you.
I was also thinking that he got a lot of love and attention from you. He knew you were caring and loving him. I truly believe all animals go to heaven. You are a beautiful steward of the animals! Glad you’re strong enough to keep going even when you can’t save them all. 💗
You gave him all you could. Was it enough to save his life? Sadly, no. Was it enough to give him peace and comfort in his last moments? Yes, a thousand times yes, and sometimes that has to be enough.
So sorry! This little baby died peacefully and gently in your loving care. Thank you for your kindness, the way you respectfully handle animals in life or after their death moves me to tears. Thank you for being so awesome.
When you first pet him he knew he'd be loved amd cared for in his last days. You did all you could. He was comfortable and he definitely felt the love you gave him in his last day. He was comfortable enough to finally let go. Little Wilbur was happy to go in peace with a full belly, hydrated, warm and surrounded by the best. Its not always a happy ending though you'll never know if you don't try. I feel honored that you share these stories with us. I enjoy them all, good and sad.
I think that this sweet soul would not wish that you had done anything differently. I know that it is so difficult to lose one, the goal is always for them to be happy and thrive when possible - but giving them calm and comfort to be at peace is a special thing too, even if it is the hardest of the outcomes. Sending my love and support as always. ❤️
I was not expecting that outcome🥺 I truly thought he would pull through & it would be a happy ending. So sorry, you tried everything you could. Thank you for everything you do.💔😭
You did everything you could, and you made such a difference. The comfort and care you gave him on his final day allowed him to leave this world in peace, with a full belly, in no pain, in a calm and restful way. May his days playing in the fields of heaven be happy and full of sunshine. It was his time. Thankyou for the time you gave him - I'm sure he is so grateful to you. 💖
I am very sorry for your loss. Little Piglet is now in heaven, restored in excellent health. Thank you for trying to help him. The 24 hours is crucial for baby animals, she should have been given much attention and checked when her mom gave birth to her.
I don't think I've ever seen an animal so young look like they had already given up on life as much as this tiny piglet during that first shot. This was so heartbreaking to watch, but it's clear to me that this piglet was at peace in those final moments. You did everything that any mortal man could do. For all that it's worth, you may not have saved this one, but you gave the poor dear what they needed most: love. You changed this piglet's life for the best despite the outcome, and that is worthy in the end.
I'm so relieved that he wasn't alone, in pain and picked on at the end. He was warm, without hunger or thirst and comforted with love from you. You saved him from a horrible death. You did.
i had the same tought at the end it was in peace and it s a beutifull thing
@Rebecca Stout, yes very true. Exactly my words, but you've said it now, that's enough.
@@devonseamoor those were my exact words too. well said.
@Rebecca Stout - The video didn't make me cry, but this comment did. 😭
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I'm very sorry for the loss, but you really did everything you could. You gave him a chance. Thank you for that.
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A chance for what? A chance his owner cut his throat and make him a bacon when he grows up ?
@@alexrybin206 he wouldn’t do that
And some tenderness in his final hours
@@alexrybin206 I have to also say that the owner waited way too long to get this little guy help. I can't believe how much I cried for him. I have three shih tzus. One of them is 18 years old, and I know I am on borrowed time with her. She is still in good health, but it scares me. If I feel this sad for a little pig I didn't know, how much more for my own girls?
I know it's heartbreaking, but he passed with a full belly and painkillers. Even if it wasn't for his whole life, you still made him feel a lot better in the short term. That matters more than anything. He had peace and dignity thanks to you.
I was crying while watching this video as I also lost my baby Pigeon 1.5 years ago but after reading your comment I stopped crying as at his last moments he was not in any type of pain❤️
@@ParulSharma1312 I'm so very sorry for your loss. But I'm glad you could be there for Pigeon and bring them peace. ❤
Man this comment literally told me what was going to happen before seeing the vid. I don't wanna watch now, i'm not ready :c
I don't know any words that can decribe how sad this situation is but I just hope he can have a better life next time!
😭😭😭😭😭😢😢😢😢😢☹️😔😞😕🙁
Yes, he died warm, comfortable, with a full belly & he felt love ♥️
Thank you for all you do. 🙏🏼
I'm TOTALLY IMPRESSED by the vet you found to take the piglet on an emergency basis. She did EVERYTHING she could think of to give him a chance to survive.
[I suspect he had hidden birth defects and didn't have a chance at life no matter what was done for him. Sadly, that happens.]
I'm not impressed that's a vets job . ....
@@tashaax1993xanimalloverx most of the vets I've had experiences with would be more about the "practical" and "affordable" rather than hoping and trying against the odds with me.
@@AprilJoi5 exactly thats what I saying its their job to care
@@tashaax1993xanimalloverx Many vets won't take overnight hours, either. It's wonderful she accepted it, even with emergency hour rates, which makes total sense.
@@AprilJoi5 Um...you should come to the vets around Philly...you could take a 22 year old dog with cancer and an arrow thru a lung and they would gladly charge you $10k for some cancer treatments and to remove the arrow, instead of telling you it's time to say good-bye and give the animal a dignified death after a long life...a friend of mine had a dog who got cancer and $20k later he died, a few months after treatment.
I barely knew anything about this little guy, yet my heart grieves for him. Rest in peace, little piglet. I'm glad this man does all he can, even for animals with odds stacked against them. If there is a heaven, he has a special place waiting for him there.
He will be sat right next to god. ACCA is what every person should inspire to be. I have nothing but respect for him. And i will be here for him should he need to talk to someone.
And if there is a Heaven, this lil guy will be there too. 🥰
Uh, well all animals either go to Heaven or they come back to life as another animal or the same but different type and/or color.
Only ppl that have the will to have children naturally will go to Heaven. And nobody can be right by God's side unless they're the strongest and first angel made that hasn't fallen... ;-; but they'll be in the same space as Him. I don't know what this guy's will is or even if he has a wife yet cause my memory sucks...
SO TRUE! So heart warming
Everyone reading this comment I'm sure you guys are awesome what I'm trying to say is everyone can change!❤
@@redwolfdragonkirangordondj2840 bro just cut it out don’t make a whole rant just say something positive not your personal thinking where if you ain’t married or die or just don’t want kids go to hell just shut up
I work in an vet clinic and it's true. It's never easy to lose an animal you try your hardest to take care of. Thank you for all you do and for being raw with your viewers on the realities of caring for animals.
But why it was left for a whole of 3 months without any progress, ending up just 1.5kg until it got some medical help?
@@hlianamariakaragiorgi6134 Yes, that was my question as well😪. That didn't happen in a few days and it was so heartbreaking to see this little guy. But I am still glad that he could die in peace and love and not beaten down from his sister or brother.
@@hlianamariakaragiorgi6134 I would assume that is possibly because farm animals are not seen as on the same level as pets by many. So instead of spending what could be a lot of money on him, they may have waited to see if there would be natural improvement. Especially if this was going to be a pig sold to butchers, loss vs gain unfortunately. Although of course this all depends on the original owners, I could be 100% wrong.
Thank you for the work you do, Anna.
Little one was comforted. The care given on its last day was a gift.
@yacket Well said. ♥️👍
I’m so sorry for him and you you did everything you could do he went in peace you are an amazing man god bless you
Rather than suffering hunger and discomfort in his final hours, you made sure the baby warm, full and cozy. You filled the remainder of his tiny life with kindness and reassurance. 🐷🥰
Warm not cold. Safe not picked on by siblings, loved not abandoned, full not hungry, cared for not left to die.
I think those are everything that can ever be asked of you. You did good.
I usually don’t cry but this had my eyes bawling out. Thank you good sir you gave him a chance.
Same. As a pig parent I know how sweet these angels can be. I'm so very happy he passed in his sleep. He looked peaceful. 🖤
I love pigs man
Me too....😢😢
"Have no regrets, because you did everything you could, and gave him the best life possible". That's what my vet told me when I had to put my cat to sleep, after he battled kidney disease for 5 years, and all the tratments ultimately stopped working. I think about it often. This baby pig had the best chance possible with you, something it just doesn't work. His last hours were filled with love and care, and I'm sure he felt happy and conforted.
As a cat owner, i feel for you. Had to do the same with our cat of almost 18 years after his kidneys failed. But, like you, i know he had the best life he couldve ever wished for. Damn its hard to let go tho..
Not a cat owner, but had my pit mix for almost 16 years before she passed of a heart attack. Nothing in the world matches the pain of grief. Sweetest dog I’ve ever owned.
@whycant boyscry im sorry... they become family. Atleast we know we gave them the best life they couldve ever wanted.
My cat died when he was 12 after fighting diabetes for about 6 years. He was my best friend and I fully believe he was my animal soulmate. I still miss him, but he's with me in my heart and when I see my pictures of him I can't help but smile and hope his soul is somewhere that is full of peace and love and joy because he deserves nothing less.
In 2019 I lost my 16 year old cat, Turner. I'd had him since I was four and it took me a year and a half to cope with that loss. I lashed out at my vet when they offered the most well intended, kind words, and was finally able to make it right last year. I hope any veterinarians reading this know that, even when we don't show it, we truly appreciate what you do for our non human family members.
He spends all of his time caring animals he doesnt even get any sleep
What a man✨
Started crying when we saw him in the tub, not moving. You tried everything, and it matters that you tried. Even two years on it matters. You're a saint for what you do for these animals.
Giving a living soul a chance of dying in peace, priceless. And God sees you offering mercy.❤️ Thank you.
He went over the rainbow bridge with warm and full belly, wanted and loved. You did everything you could. Thank you for your work
Sorry for the loss of your piglet, but you did everything you could! Way more than anybody would do! Thank you!
@Baris Klausen sadly yes he did........
He died warm, safe and loved, it's a gift I'm sure he loved you back forever. Thank you for your love and effort!
I cried my eyes out. Have to ditto "Rebacca Stone" comment. He was warm, fed and felt the touch of love. I still cried my eyes out. So wanted him to live, and be spoiled. I know nature is... but damn if you always want to save the babies.
Thank you, Thank you, for, giving him, some nutrition and love and a warm bed, to, go to, sleep and wake up in Eternity 😭😭The good news, peeps, he is in HEAVEN, w His Creator! NO SOUL of The Father, is EVER LOST!!! We have a choice, to reject Him, BUT His Animals, birds, dogs, cats, they don't! They ALL HAVE A SOUL!!! His babes, return, to Him! Free! Running and playing and having fun! ALWAYS Remember, That!!! ❤️🐖🐾Never lost...🙏🙏🥰
you tried your hardest and i’m sure he appreciated your efforts immensely. it’s a really hard thing to experience but at the end of the day it does happen. accounts like these really inspire me and i admire everything you do for our little friends in need.
Man you spoiled it for meeeee
You gave the baby dignity at the end of his life, someone who loved him and cared for him, thank you for doing that
7:57 I know that sometimes an animal can just look like it's smiling but actually not be feeling happy, but I feel like this was such a sweet and genuine smile. This is probably the first time he ever felt loved and left this world feeling this way. I am so grateful for people like you that care so dearly about animals that you can give them such happy moments in their lives.
Definitely
I wish, I can write things like this. 🥺
The little piglet is now up in the clouds where no one will reject him, and where he will be warm and feed too, your efforts most likely gave him less pain when he died and made him not feel alone when he did. Thank you for giving us some of the most wholesome content on UA-cam.
Without you, all he would have known was pain and hunger and rejection before succumbing to a cold and lonely death. You gave him everything he needed for a fighting chance: Meds and hydration. A full stomach. A soft, warm bed. Gentle words. Comforting touch. And most of all, love. His life may have been brief, but you filled it to overflowing with all of these precious gifts.
This darling little piglet died knowing he was loved. That's all that matters in the end. Thank you. Now he is immortal.
The babe was loved, warm, fed and as comfortable as possible. That’s all any of us can hope for when death comes for us.
We admire your dedication and determination. Remember: heroes often have to shoulder heavy burdens, pain, and sadness in their quest to help others (yes, you are a hero in our eyes).
He is only missing a super suit. He definitely already has superpowers.
Thank you for trying dear sir. We love you for making the efforts to help any animals you are able to.
It's always hard taking care of a struggling animal, baby or adult...Bless you for giving this wee guy a warm caring home while he was here.
He went heaven full with love, care, peace not just with a full tummy 🤍
I wish the original owners wouldnt have waited so long to give him to you, then maybe he would've had a better chance, but I'm glad he was safe, loved, and not in pain when he passed. ♡♡♡
Exactly, what took them so long? 💔
I thought the same thing. If they'd cared enough, it may not have saved the piglet's life in the end, but he wouldn't have been cold, hungry or in pain. People often discount a baby farm animal (many animals really) without even considering it's an infant-an infant born because people decided to breed its parents. Too few people consider that- when they'd not leave a human infant like that.
They didn't even try. Lil guy needed a bottle, not a bowl. Obviously. Selfish, uncaring, callous, disgusting people. Gave the piglet up just so they could feel better about themselves
i was scrolling the entire time to see if anyone shared the same sentiment. when he drove to the farm to pick up the piglet and explained that he was gonna take it in, i thought it was just a couple days old. but then seeing how big the piglet’s sibling was let me know very quickly how long it’s been since its birth and the day they finally decided to intervene. also the vet checkup confused me as well?? this piglet could have definitely survived.
as an owner of a pet, farm animal, or whatever it is, you should be able to tell if your animals are ok or not. they should’ve noticed that as soon as the mother rejected the baby, they should’ve separated it from the family and hand fed it. clearly, with the sibling being three times his own size, it should’ve been clear that that was an unsafe environment for the little guy. it makes me sad knowing that there were many preventative measures to be taken :(
They waited too long, they should have feed him themself and separed him from his sister and took him inside to feed him every 2 hours even during the night. Maybe he would have died anyway from a sickness, but at least he would have a chance of survival
Sadly they just don’t always make it, I raise quail and sometimes individuals suddenly become really sick and despite doing everything in my power to save them, it’s not enough, it’s so hard to save such small animals. You did your best, I’m sure that piglet appreciated being warm and safe in his last moments
Do you slaughter the Quail you raise after a certain time?
@@linesher7955 occasionally, only if I get too many males and can’t sell them. But I mainly only raise to sell alive and for the eggs. And I make sure that they’ll come to a good place where they won’t be crammed into a tiny cage all day. I also do put down sick individuals that clearly won’t make it (example: large open wounds on the back of the head, mainly only females who get that as the males can be too rough when mating, that’s why it’s so important to not have too many males with the female quails)
Oh God, I'm so sorry. That poor little guy, why didn't they ask for help sooner? He doesn't end up that small in just a day or two. Thank you for making sure that his last hours were spent warm, full and comfortable. Poor little guy.
Exactly what I was thinking - its sibling was triple his size!! My gawd the poor little guy. Couldn’t love a you tuber than I do this guy the animal world is so blessed to have him xo
Anyone can injure or kill, it takes a precious soul to be kind enough to cultivate life. Thank you dear sir, and to all your supporters. May Karma forever keep you blessed.
I know that when I watch animal rescue videos and channels, not every story is gonna have a happy ending, but what's still inspiring is to see all of the effort and care that you give to these poor little souls, and at least this little guy's last moments on Earth were filled with comfort and love, and that's what really counts.
Thank you for showing not only the joy and positive side of rescue, but the exhausting and heartbreaking side, as well.
I run a small farm animal sanctuary, and while most days with our beloved animals fill my soul, there are also heartbreaking days.
But I feel that it is just as important to be there loving and gently caring for an animal in its last minutes, as it is to be there for the rest of its life.
Thank you for doing what you do. ❤
I believe that too. It's why when I had to put my childhood cat down I was fairly proud of myself for having what it took to stay by her side to the end.
I did find a bit of comfort in the very cute vet interns. Apparently my cat had a heart defect so bad they don't normally see the cat still alive. So the vet asked if the interns could listen to her heart first. They were very excited but being very respectful. I was glad they were able to learn something.
Flour had a nice long life of 18, 19, 20 or so years. She was around so long we kind of forgot how old she was.
She did completely freak out my mom by staring at her the whole time. I told my mom she leave but she stayed for me & the cat traumatized her. Good kitty.
How did you start farm animal sanctuary, if I may ask? 😊 I would love to help animals somehow, and have a quite big piece of land in the countryside. So every piece of advice is welcomed and much needed :)
You did absolutely positively *everything* you could. And although his little life was short, because of your unconditional care and compassion he knew what it was like to feel warm and LOVED.
You are wonderful. Thank you for everything you do.
I'm sorry my friend, this truly is the hardest part of loving animals, even ones we barely knew. You gave that little milk-bubble-blowing-piglet the best life before it passed. He wasn't alone or getting beat up by his siblings, he was warm and loved.
Something my grandma always said, and she rescued hundreds of animals
Wether was a 5 minutes, 5 hours, 5 years. For that time they we’re safe, fed, warm, and most importantly, loved. And that’s what really matters
Because of you he was warm, he was safe, he wasn't in pain anymore, wasn't hungry, and could just pass peacefully ❤
My sweet rabbit passed away exactly 7 days ago. She had been abandoned, so I took her in. She had babies a few days later and absolutely did not trust me to care for them or her. It took me over a year to really get her to trust me. I think she had been either very close with the people who abandoned her or was treated poorly by them. Either way, I had to work for my love. Eventually she started running to me with joy when she saw me and I thought we would start our clock from that point. It just wasn't to be though. It broke my heart to loose her. It all happened very quickly because they hide if they feel unwell. She just suddenly couldn't breathe well. Before my husband could get to the house to take her to the vet, she passed away. From first visible symptom to burial was less than two hours. I just cannot get over the feeling of loosing them.
"Grief is just love squaring up to it's oldest enemy, death." -heard in a video about dealing with death.
thank you for trying your very best to take care of animals when others don't, I really appreciate your effort and care! ♥️♥️♥️
That vet is an angel and you did all you could, I'm in tears and so sorry for the loss :( When this happens is never easy but you did your best for him so be proud. I send you the biggest of the hugs.
Definetly an angel!
You see, most people wouldn't even bother. And they say you made an effort but at the end it doesn't matter. Wrong.
That poor soul would die alone, rejected by his mother, ignored by his brothers and sisters, cold and alone. Ends matters. He died loved, someone took care of him, tried. That's the important thing.
We can't save every single one of them, I myself buried countless animals but I know at least I tried.
God bless you, man, you are giving me huge doses of inspiration lately!
I blame the piglet's original owner. How cruel of them to basically just not give a damn about the baby for weeks, let it be bullied by the bigger sibling and waiting till it was too late to be saved to actually do something about it. Some people have zero common sense and decency.
@@sharraleigh I blame noone. In nature that's the rule - some survive, some die. It's just nature. Like crows throw away weak chicks from the nest because they can't feed them all. You may give all of your effort and some would still die. The point is they died loved, not alone, not forgotten.
Reminds me of a four day old Chihuahua puppy a friend asked me to help
She too had birth defects
I love what you do for the animals 💖🙏🏻💖
Me and my dogs found your channel today and subscribed and have watched for a few hours
Beautiful soul ❣️❣️❣️
Thank you 💖🌞💖
Thank you for trying to save this little one. He died warm and safe with a full belly knowing that someone cared. So in a way you did save him. You saved him from dying cold and alone. Thank you.
He passed away pain free with a full belly. All we can hope for ❤️
We need more people like this guy❌
We need to be more like this guy✅
We need to be this guy
I am in full agreement with you, Pigeon.
Didn’t expect the ending but life is just like that. His soul will come back in a healthier body. Thank you for giving him a chance.
Because of you he passed with a full belly not in pain, warm, and loved. God bless you! You did what you were supposed to do for him. Have heart, you did good. 🙏💕🥰
Tears in my eys and pain in my soul. How deep must be the pain for you, Alwyn? Thank your for sharing your successes and your loss and struggle with your community. Please, don't give up, Alwyn! Rest in peace, little piglet-soul!
It reminds me so much of a stray kitten I tried to save. Same story, too weak to fight for it's life, yet I did everything and poor thing died in my arms literally.
When good people pretend nothing's wrong, bad things happen.
You did everything you could. You (and his original owner) did so well. He’s probably glad that he wasn’t in pain at the end.
Thank you for trying to save all of the animals that you do. We cared for one of our Rottweiler puppies for 5 1/2 weeks. We get fed and loved her 24/7. She was born with a cleft palate. We fell so in love with her in such a short time. She went downhill so we rushed her to the vets. She had fluid on her brain. So we had to make the hardest decision. It's been 7 months now. We still miss her terribly. She'll always have a very big part of our hearts. We named her Molly and had plans to keep her, even with her special needs. She was perfect in our eyes.
You gave him a much easier passing than he would have had otherwise. I hope that's of some comfort.
Thank you for caring for this little one. I'm crying. This is so heartbreaking, but at least you tried your best and showed him love and comfort in his final hours. Shame on the pig breeder who let his little body and spirit reach such a terrible place, to a point that he could not survive, with treatment. Had she intervened sooner and helped his tiny body from the very beginning rather than after he had suffered, he would have survived. What's she going to do with the next little one, and how many have suffered and died the same way in the past?
aw poor little guy. i was really hoping for a happy end. but this is how life goes sometimes. just stay the way you are. we need more folks like you.
he was so beautiful. thankyou so much for letting him go in such a nice way. he deserved it
Poor little piglet. I'm an NICU RN, little piglet needed lots of care. Perhaps he/she had a heart defect or was just too little and immature to survive. Thank you for providing comfort to this little creature.
So sad 😢 im crying like a baby,,,love what you do for these animals thank you...🇦🇺
Thank you for not only posting the rosy successes, but also your sorrows!
I feel with you!!!
It's important to show the REALITY of taking care of very sick babies. It's not always hunky dory n the end. Taking care of critters like this is an emotional rollercoaster. It's sad but it's nature and it's real. Thank you sir for giving it your all!!! You have an AMAZING heart!!! Thank you for sharing I'm sure this was difficult...
Its never easy to see an animal die.
After 15+ years I still feel bad when killing bait fish 😂
He was warm, safe, had a full stomach and was no longer in pain. Sometimes pain is the only thing that keeps them here, and when you take that from them they can leave in peace. If that is all you could do for him, that is enough.
I am grateful for your love and care of this sweet little piglet, that in his last hours, he was not alone, and he was cared for and felt loved. I weep for this little one and I ask the question why did the owner allow this little piglet to suffer for so many weeks Before she tried to get him help? They is a problem with that.
This was beautiful. Thank you for using your resources to give precious animals a chance at life. Or a peaceful comfortable death without suffering and fear. You use your blessing to help and show love and compassion and for that I am so grateful to u.
Also ur editing is just wow getting so amazing this video was very well made. Really touched my heart.
This is why it's so important for a mom to accept her children, nothing replaces a mom's healthy milk and love.
I know how it is to have such a young animal become so sick and even after expensive emergency vet care and doing everything you can, you still lose them. He died warm and content and loved, that is the thing that is important.
Thank you for the comfort and love this baby knew at the end of his life. You are aspirational. I hope someday I can approach your level of goodness. Highly subjective term, but you're one of my personal definitions of it.
This world needs more people like you sir ❤️😍
Poor little baby piglet. This made me cry, but I'm happy to know he was given every chance. Thank you 💛
Oh my gosh that hurt so badly, physically as well as emotionally! Three weeks ago I broke 4 ribs and suffered costochondral separation (where your ribs get torn away from the cartilage that holds then to your sternum) and it is excruciating.. especially when I laugh, cry or move or breathe....this video made me cry....
I don’t even know you but I have so much love for you. You’re a beautiful human being and humanity is so fortunate to have people like you among us.
That feeling, thinking being was going to wind up dying alone and cold with an empty tummy in a stall with no love. Instead he had a warm body, a full tummy, and love and compassion by his side.
I am dying soon. It’s a hard thing to face but it is what it is and when I think of having to face that cold and alone and without love or care it is just a horrifying thought.
Thank you for giving that beautiful animal dignity and love in its final hours. I wish that we humans could be allowed to go without suffering and just be loved through it. 💚💚
Again sending you love and gratitude.
You are also a beautiful human being
He came to you to die. He knew that someone (you) were there to comfort him, to bring the peace he needed. Thank you. I have raised pigs, calves, dogs, cats and birds. You didn’t fail. He was so sick. You didn’t fail.
He was in such better health when he passed than he would have been alone. You did everything 🖤
It's heart breaking but at least you gave him all the love you could possibly before he passed. You are a wonderful person. Keep doing what you are doing. ❤
You did a great job by taking so good care of him ( though he didn't manage 😞 ).. but you tried your best. You were like a very caring father. Lots of respect to you.
No animal can have a better end than he had with you.
In the end I thought he was gonna be Alive and healthy, but when he touched him I was shocked, sorry for your loss
It's always sad to lose a life. Thank you for trying and for giving it love before it left this world.
I was also thinking that he got a lot of love and attention from you. He knew you were caring and loving him. I truly believe all animals go to heaven. You are a beautiful steward of the animals! Glad you’re strong enough to keep going even when you can’t save them all. 💗
You gave him a safe, warm, peaceful place to pass. Sometimes this is sadly all we can do, but it means so bloody much ❤
You gave him all you could. Was it enough to save his life? Sadly, no. Was it enough to give him peace and comfort in his last moments? Yes, a thousand times yes, and sometimes that has to be enough.
So sorry! This little baby died peacefully and gently in your loving care. Thank you for your kindness, the way you respectfully handle animals in life or after their death moves me to tears. Thank you for being so awesome.
When you first pet him he knew he'd be loved amd cared for in his last days. You did all you could. He was comfortable and he definitely felt the love you gave him in his last day. He was comfortable enough to finally let go. Little Wilbur was happy to go in peace with a full belly, hydrated, warm and surrounded by the best.
Its not always a happy ending though you'll never know if you don't try. I feel honored that you share these stories with us. I enjoy them all, good and sad.
this guys heart is so pure, get him to 5mil already,
I think that this sweet soul would not wish that you had done anything differently. I know that it is so difficult to lose one, the goal is always for them to be happy and thrive when possible - but giving them calm and comfort to be at peace is a special thing too, even if it is the hardest of the outcomes. Sending my love and support as always. ❤️
Thank you so much for still sharing this. This is not a failure, but a successful passing in my opinion. Thanks for caring so much. ❤
My heart is breaking for this little star. Thanks for All your efforts 💔🌈🌬
I'm really sorry for the loss, i hope he's in a better place now...
Thank you for still sharing this. ❤
At least you tried to save him. Thats what really counts
😢, I stayed strong to cry after the surprise. 😭
you tried everything you could and that has an immense value God bless you
I was not expecting that outcome🥺 I truly thought he would pull through & it would be a happy ending. So sorry, you tried everything you could. Thank you for everything you do.💔😭
You provided him something amazing. A peaceful, calm passing. He left feeling warm, loved and with a full belly. That’s invaluable.
You did everything you could, and you made such a difference. The comfort and care you gave him on his final day allowed him to leave this world in peace, with a full belly, in no pain, in a calm and restful way. May his days playing in the fields of heaven be happy and full of sunshine. It was his time. Thankyou for the time you gave him - I'm sure he is so grateful to you. 💖
U made sure his last moments were warm and filled with love.. we will all meet our furry friends again on the rainbow bridge. Thank U for trying
I am very sorry for your loss. Little Piglet is now in heaven, restored in excellent health. Thank you for trying to help him. The 24 hours is crucial for baby animals, she should have been given much attention and checked when her mom gave birth to her.
I wish everyone could cherish life the way you do.💕
I don't think I've ever seen an animal so young look like they had already given up on life as much as this tiny piglet during that first shot. This was so heartbreaking to watch, but it's clear to me that this piglet was at peace in those final moments. You did everything that any mortal man could do. For all that it's worth, you may not have saved this one, but you gave the poor dear what they needed most: love. You changed this piglet's life for the best despite the outcome, and that is worthy in the end.