A pregnant woman got stuck in the snow during a blizzard and lost consciousness from the cold: but who came to her rescue shocked everyone 

Mary, 25 years old and in the last months of her pregnancy, was on her way home from the city when the weather suddenly turned dramatically worse.

At first, the snowfall seemed like a normal winter occurrence, but by evening it had turned into a full blizzard. White snowdrifts swallowed the road, and her car, trying to make its way along a forest path, became hopelessly stuck in the snow.

She tried several times to start the engine, rocked the car back and forth, but soon the gas ran out. The frost grew harsher, and her strength was fading quickly.

Mary realized: if she stayed in the car, she would freeze. Her phone had no signal. Desperate, she stepped outside, hoping that some driver or rescue team might pass by. But the forest road was deserted. She could barely stand, her belly ached badly, and the baby was restless.

The cold and exhaustion overwhelmed her, and soon the young woman collapsed unconscious, right there in the snow beside a huge tree. It seemed as though her story would end there. But then a miracle happened. Help came from someone she least expected…

She had no idea how much time had passed when she finally opened her eyes — and was shocked  Continued in the first comment 

When she regained consciousness, her head was resting on the thick fur of a huge gray wolf. Around her stood an entire pack — nine animals had formed a tight circle around the pregnant woman, shielding her from the wind and snow.

The wolves did not growl, they did not attack. They simply stood guard in silence, as if they understood that before them lay a defenseless life — and not just one.

An hour later, a car happened to drive along that road. The driver noticed a mound of snow, inside of which lay a woman surrounded by wild animals. As he approached, the pack calmly dispersed, as if it had completed its mission.

Mary was taken to the hospital. The doctors said: a little longer, and she and her child would have frozen to death. But thanks to the wolves, the pregnant woman survived.