This story was told to me by a young lady named Victoria who lives in Maryland. Three weeks ago, on a dark, wet morning, she was out strolling with her dog, Turbo, when the incident occurred…
When the girl had just taken a few steps, she was startled by an inconsolable squealing…
Victoria saw a tiny red kitten laying on the side of the road and went outside to investigate.
However, as the young lady went to pick up the kitten, her dog discovered two additional crumbs under a pile of leaves that had accumulated in the corner of the yard…
Kittens were dripping wet and quivering in the cold due to the rain.
Sadly, the mother-cat was nowhere to be discovered. It seems that she has been absent from her pups for an extended period of time.
Victoria took time off from work to transport the foundlings to a veterinary facility, where they received an emergency check-up from a doctor and were released.
Following the examination, the young lady brought the kittens inside her house and constructed a comfortable resting quarter for them. The pale crimson hue of all three crumbs was accented by a white spot.
Turbo couldn’t bear the thought of being separated from what was going on, so he began fussing about the children.
The kittens were already at the stage of development when their eyes were completely opened, and they are quite energetic.
Turbo took on the role of a true protector for the babies, dedicating all of his attention to them. And they, in turn, would welcome the opportunity to play with and sleep close to a friendly dog.
Turbo’s action was not shocking to Victoria, who had expected it. According to the results of the investigation, her pet is a dog who participates in animal therapy sessions.
Recently, they paid a visit to patients with Down syndrome in order to accomplish this goal.
Turbo has always shown compassion for both people and other animals, and this has continued throughout his life…
In order not to scare patients, the dog maintains a calm demeanor at all times. And he reacts in the same manner with kittens.
The kittens’ foster mother, Victoria, is now on the lookout for a permanent home for them.
