Pregnancy is a very common medical term and it is common to the beings on this planet as well. But this pregnant dog made it un-common when she gave birth to four puppies, whose appearance took everyone by surprise.

The Pregnant Dog

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Late in 2017, John and Katie Black fostered a dog who was pregnant. They were pretty much aware of her condition. They also knew that the birth time was near. But what they witnessed on the day of delivery was unbelievable. The appearance of the babies which she gave birth to surprised the couple as well as the new mom.

Dedicated Dog Lovers

http://newsd.co/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/001-the-blacks.jpgThe Blacks are dedicated dog lovers who were the residents of Raleigh, North Carolina. This couple is parents to three rescued dogs – Annie, Leroy, and Winchester. But since 2009, the Blacks offered a foster home for dogs in need.

Registered Foster Parents

http://newsd.co/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/002-love-of-dogs.jpgThe Blacks were registered foster parents for the Neuse River Golden Retriever Rescue shelter, which is located in their hometown. Their dedication and love towards the canines were commendable. They selflessly worked for the betterment of the dogs. However, one of their recent foster dog was a hit on the social media.

Rosie was disowned in October 2017

http://newsd.co/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/003-due-date.jpgThe couple adopted Rosie from a local shelter. Rosie, a golden retriever mix, was disowned by her previous owners as they left her at the shelter in October 2017. She was not only pregnant but was about to give birth. The manager of the shelter was really worried about her condition, he feared that she would give birth in the shelter home itself.

Volunteer Expected That She Would Give Birth on the Way!

http://newsd.co/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/00-lead-unusual-pups.pngConsidering her condition, the manager called up the golden retriever caretakers at Neuse River. One of the volunteers from the rescue center picked up Rosie from the shelter, the very next morning. Looking at her condition, the volunteer was half-heartedly convinced that the dog would give birth on their way to Raleigh Vet Clinic.