A crucial contact was made with the paramedics on the rescue team at Tampa International Airport: there is an emergency birth just outside gate F80. The paramedics who arrived on the scene were not shocked because everyone had a lot of work to do and neonates were being born one after another. Oh, a female! Fifth, third, and finally ninth.
The main character of the evening was Ellie, a two-year-old female Labrador who was expected to give birth to pups already at home in Philadelphia. The computations showed that, at least.
The owner, Diane Van Atter, now sees it as a good omen because giving delivery on board would be harder. However, the children insisted on being delivered right before boarding the plane.
The veterinarians from the rescue organization arrived quickly and attended to the dog giving birth at the Tampa airport. At this point, Dad, a dog by the name of Nugget, did not desert the freshly formed mother. Ellie, who is still in school and is older than he is, as well as they both assist their owner. The latter has limitations on mobility. The lady did not anticipate that the airport’s commotion would make her so anxious that labor would start.