Therapy Dog Finds, Rescues, And Becomes New Mom To Kittens That Had Been Left To Die In The Woods
The energy that these animals possess is undeniable and remarkable. We are not just talking about their incredible power or recovery capabilities, but also their natural ability to predict and respond to volatile situations.
All things considered, we want to introduce you to the charming dog, a 5-year-old Siberian Husky named Banner, who provides help and companionship as a therapy dog. Banner is currently taking good care of her owner, Whitney Braley, who has intellectual challenges that prevent her from functioning appropriately.
Nevertheless, Banner has already recognized all of Whitney's issues, as she can detect changes in Whitney's blood pressure and when she is experiencing migraine episodes. At the same time, she is very good at protecting her owner and helping her during anxiety attacks triggered by her post-traumatic stress.
Banner is also accustomed to going for walks with her mom, but on one of their outings, the dog veered off the path and headed into a nearby forest, alerted by something Whitney had not yet identified. After a while of walking, they arrived at an area and approached a spot where there used to be a cardboard box, which curiously became Banner's objective.
Banner has been there for the kitties and has adopted them as her own
The woman was once again uncertain about whether to open the wet, clammy box, but Banner took the initiative and did it for her.
Banner is also used to going for a walk with her mom
When Banner removed her mouth from the box, she had a tiny kitten in her mouth, no more than two days old. What's more, it just so happened that when Whitney opened the entire box, she discovered six more little cats.
And Banner is on the move...
Somebody must have placed them in the crate, taped it shut, and abandoned them there to die. They ensured that the kittens were hidden where no one could ever find them.
We are going to find something amazing...
Whitney couldn’t understand how Banner knew they were inside, as the little cats were frozen and not meowing or making any sounds. It frustrated Whitney that anyone would do something so cruel and heartless to these innocent creatures.
When Banner took her mouth off the box, she had a little kitten in her mouth
Whitney knew she couldn’t leave them behind, so she took the box with the little cats in it and went back home. As had happened in previous cases when Whitney had taken in small animals to provide them with a temporary home, Banner was there to help her and assisted in caring for the kitties.
Saving the little ones...
Banner is a good girl with motherly instincts
Whitney says that Banner has been there for the kitties and has adopted them as her own. Even though she hasn’t been spayed for several years, she still retains her motherly instincts.
And these kittens will be well taken care of
A happy new home for all!
Whitney aims to find suitable homes for the little cats, where they will be loved for all time. Whitney Braley is especially happy and grateful to Banner for rescuing these little cats, who will now be able to live their lives with families that adore them.
This brings joy to both Whitney and us. Please share this beautiful story with your loved ones!
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