Love Knows No Species: Husky Takes Charge of Tiny Rescue Kitten
Baby Rosie was not doing well. The tiny rescue had grown lethargic, but Lilo, the Siberian Husky, took things into her own paws.
Baby Rosie was not doing well. The tiny rescue had grown lethargic, but Lilo, the Siberian Husky, took things into her own paws.
Enter one officer Theerapong Kapjuntuk of Viphavadi Police, who took matters in his own hands, resulting in this small, but wonderful act.
“You can’t help but fall in love with him once you spend some time with him,” said Ray’s owner, Carrie Barron of the blind cat with a spine condition.
Get things started the right way today by spending a little bit of time enjoying a live stream of six orphaned kittens, who were, thankfully rescued in the nick of time. Here is their story as shared by TinyKittens.com out of Canada: Remember Shacara, Cassidy the #MiracleKitten‘s awesome vet tech who took such great care of … Read more
“It’s like walking past Tiffany’s when you see something…you’re like, “Oh, my God! I must have that,” she said on first sight of amputee kitten, Sophia.