This tiny ginger fuzzball bonds with a big dog who helped rescue her from a grass hut.
It was a summer day, Irina M. and her dog Collie were out on a walk. They spotted a small hungry kitten in a hut. “Veterinarian did not give assurance that it will survive. But she really wanted to live and quickly recovered,” said Irina. Collie took to the little kitty and became a very protective friend.
Kitty is a bit shy at first:
“Don’t worry. I will protect you.”
They soon become close furiends.
“You are MY doggie now!”
They found her a permenant home and named her Bree.
Photos by ©Irina Makushina via Good Morning Kitten.
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Lassie meets Garfield!!! I love the first photo!!!
Aww…love the story and pics!!
AWW! How lovely! Beautiful kitten and dog! Wonderful pics.!
Awww, so precious and adorable! Such a beautiful dog and so loving. I hope they are still able to see each other.
What a curious couple!, I like the second photo and the ears of Doggie.
i sure wish they kept her for the doggie, but happy they found her a home!!!
ohhhhhh….. i am speechless. tooooo adorable.
what lovely pictures.thanks for sharing.
super cute little face on bree
cute cute cute
Lovely!
Absolutely beautiful as are you for rescuing all these furry sweethearts. Thank you so much Irina. By the way Collie is gorgeous too!
what a nice dog
what a beautiful story and what a lucky kitty. Stories like this make my day
Happy New Year all
love the pictures and story. Some day I want a little ginger stripe too.
Awwww… so cute and adorable!
love it,
Those two are the most cutest couple in the whole wide world!!
LOVE these pictures!!!! I have a collie that is very affectionate and great with cats. What a great story.
I like the last photo, where Bree is relaxing on the big collie’s legs. Bree has lovely eyes. Thanks to Irina for rescuing her.
I’m a few months behind in opening this terrific “kitty” newsletter! Just adore all of the wonderful photos and heartwarming stories from the “feline” universe. Thanks all for sharing. It’s always a day brightener–especially when two different species befriend each other.
We have two remaining male cats who simply do not get along after more than five years. Life would be so much better if we could succeed in bringing about a true feline friendship. We love them both dearly and equally. We lost a third, older boy,(Dexter 2) just before Thanksgiving and we thought that this sad loss would bind the two remaining cats, Pauli and Sam 2. It has not.
Happy 2012 to all!
Best wishes, Karen
this is a very cute story