When the kitten was placed in a foster home, she was terrified.
The care of the Labrador, on the other hand, taught her to trust people.
Kendal Benken, an animal shelter worker, was the first to encounter the kitten and gave it the name Betty.
It was impossible to discern whether it was a boy or a girl at first.
She had to use a heavy towel to lift the kitten into her arms. All because of the baby’s hissing, scratching, and biting.
The woman decided to accompany Betty in order to assist her in adjusting.
According to her, the most important aspect of rearing wild kittens is for her to be a part of your daily life rather than hiding.
Kendal placed Betty in a large dog cage in the center of the kitchen. People and dogs walked about the kitten all the time.
Truvy adored him!
“Truvy was certainly a kitten mom in a previous life,” Kendal observed.
The woman massaged Betty’s head with a towel to assist the cat to become used to human touch.
Betty embraced the Labrador’s friendship and communicated with him. Furthermore, the kitten started to leave the cage, but only adjacent to the large dog.
As a result, the baby was removed from the foster family and placed in permanent care. Rose is Betty’s new owner’s name.
According to Kendal, they were able to find each other.
Rosa routinely sends images of the cat and talks about her life to keep the “foster mother” entertained.
