Abandoned Pit Bull Nurses Newborn Kitten, Treats Her 'As Her Own'

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    Trellum Well-Known Member

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    This story made my eyes get so teary!!!! Please read and tell me if you think this might be one of the sweetest stories ever!!!

    http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/...708.html?cps=gravity_2082_-943860785761563435
     
    Trellum, Mar 28, 2015
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    MER Well-Known Member

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    I typically don't care for dogs but in this case I think I'd make an exception. It would be fun to follow this story for a while.
     
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    This is amazing because it debunks two popular myths:
    1. That pillbuls are bad dogs. I don't think this is accurate. The thing that makes pitbulls more aggressive than other breeds is the fact that they're usually raised to be protectors.
    2. That cats and dogs don't get along. If they didn't, they wouldn't even get close to each other, let alone take care of each other.
    I'll be following this story for sure. Thanks for this.
     
    cecejailer, Jun 30, 2016
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