A Traumatic Start To Life For A Kitten. Still, With Only One Eye She Saw Exactly What She Wanted

Introducing a new pet into your family is sometimes a difficult process, especially if you have pets from different species. Some species can be quite territorial, especially dogs and cats. So you have to be especially careful with a traumatized kitten.

Cats tend to be somewhat independent animals, they don’t mind mixing and mingling when it suits them, whereas dogs a very much pack animals. Wanting as much attention as they can get.

This was what Pheobe Gill was thinking about as she found herself falling in love with a one-eyed Sphynx kitten who had a very traumatic start to her short life, losing an eye to an infection with a breeder. She wanted to give this kitten a forever home but was worried whether her dog, Alaska, would be as welcoming as the rest of the family.

It was love at first sight for Pheobe, and she was determined that somehow this was going to work.

She knew that Stitch was going to get along just fine with herself, but what about the dog?

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How was Alaska going to handle a newcomer into their home, a newcomer from another species that has a reputation for not getting along with dogs?

To find out what happens click next below.