Frightened kittens were afraid of people, not falling into their hands.
Last month, two 10-12-week kittens were found in one of the New York courtyards.
Frightened kittens were afraid of people, they did not fall in their arms. Nevertheless, they managed to catch and deliver them to the municipal shelter.
Closing over the tiny animals, the ill -the -willed volunteer of Asa decided to help them. Her 7-year-old Kona dog, who had previously raised a batch of kittens, and now diverged into new families, was very bored.
The first appeared a beautiful tortoise cat Blair, who behaved uneasily. However, Kona was an experienced teacher who knows what the child needs.
The dog reached out to the carrier, wanting to meet a little beauty. Then she washed her and hugged her.
Blair began to purr sweetly, even trying to drink dog milk like her mother. The next day, Chester, Blair’s brother, was brought in.
The red-haired kitten had problems with socialization. The cat was afraid to get out of the carrying.
But then Kona helped out when she climbed to him and hugged the animal.
Lying nearby, the dog seemed to assure Chester that he was safe.
Kona helped her wards free.
The cats were so bold that they even began to approach their adoptive mother for reflection.
The dog standing nearby encouraged them. Kona is proud that her adoptive children are happy and continues to show them their love.
