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🐕 The Husky Sled Dog Who Saved an Entire City in a Blizzard 🧊

January 1925. Nome, Alaska. Children are bad from diphtheria. The antitoxin serum sits 674 miles away. The sea is frozen. The only plane can't fly. The only option left: twenty mushers, one hundred fifty sled dogs, and a relay across the most brutal terrain in North America. Running the final 53 miles through an 80-below whiteout blizzard was a black and white Husky that nobody believed in — too small, too mixed, too much of an underdog. His name was Balto. And he refused to quit. This is the true story of the Great Race of Mercy — and the scrappy sled dog whose heart saved 43 children from suffocating in the dark. 🔔 Subscribe for more incredible stories of courage, sacrifice, and the bond between humans and animals. ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This video is a dramatized retelling inspired by real historical events. While based on the 1925 Nome serum run, dialogue, character interactions, and certain narrative details have been fictionalized for storytelling purposes.