Back in 1976 I had a toy poodle. She was bred once. The one puppy was still born. Silver was literally dying due to depression. I got her a baby, talked to her from the front door to our room. "Silver I found your baby." She accepted the baby immediately. A calico kitten the age her puppy would have been. It was a beautiful sight to behold. They remained close until 1979. Mother & daughter, their breed, color, & species didn't matter. HUMANS SHOULD BE LIKE THAT.
Well yk Cats never enslaved dogs and destroyed they culture and history so it’s difficult for humans to ever be like that you should look in history and see where trusting humans have gotten certain groups but I kno you won’t because you live in a state of delusion
i think dogs definitely know when they’re nursing non-puppies. the smell is different.. so i think her knowing these weren’t her natural babies but still loving them and taking care of them as such makes it so much sweeter
I agree. Dogs' sense of smell is very heightened. Her instinct was so strong that it didn't matter to her that the smell was different. They were still babies and they needed her and she needed to mother.
Animal's aren't dumb. She was still heartbroken but found joy in loving others. The wounded healer who found a purpose after tragedy. She is indeed a good girl
1:19 she looks so happy even after the pain of losing her puppies and I know for a fact that a mother cat in heaven is feeding her puppies returning the favor.
@@georgerayas7078 wtf? People on the internet is so sensitive they just say “it give her a reason to be a mom” and you said its not that deep but what they said isnt deep? And what closed mindset? I think your the one sensitive one🙄
@@georgerayas7078 saying "it's not that deep" is so fucking cringe, and I bet it even makes you feel cool in some sort of mental-deficity sort of way. It's unbearable. I bet you say "no cap" every chance you get aswell. Get a life, and maybe a brain..
When I was a kid, we had a German Shepard who lost her two puppies and took care of our cats kittens. Our momma cat was still alive, they were buddies so our cat shared her kittens with our dog. It was the sweetest thing ever.
The most joyful n sweetest times in my life have to do with my cats. Cats r amazing, giving animals. Sometimes they'll leave ya a ghoulish present😈😈😈🐈🐈🐈😇😇🥰🥰🥳🦴🦴
My mom is very disabled and my dad had to work really hard to provide for us. He got me a German shepherd rottweiler mix for Christmas my 9th year alive. Logan even as a puppy was my best friend. And as soon as she was a year old and big she became very maternal over me. She was the kinda dog when men would walk by in the yard in the summer she'd back her butt up into my knees and growl the deepest scariest growl at men who looked a little too long at my growing body. She knew I had PTSD and was afraid of men raping me. Dog took care of me.
@@AnOriginalName500 Nah, you people just can’t make up your mind. For another animal and video, it’s the same variables but “mother had to kill the runt.” Humans are animals, when a mother chooses to bond more with one child is it because the child must be weak? No. People allow a range of options, but with animals it must be simple and cookie cutter, because people are sensitive. Literally other people under this video with other theories about how the mother must be bonding because that one was introduced first. Go take your fickle self over there and argue about how “animals work”.
Cross-species nursing is weird and cool at the same time. I've seen baby guinea pigs nursing from cats, cats nursing puppies, puppies and kittens with pigs...the list goes on. It just shows that a mother's love and instinct is to think: "This is a baby. It needs me." Great vid.
I know it's crazy and wonderful! I just watched a video a few weeks ago of a cat nursing a raccoon. And my grandma had a German shepherd mix when I was a kid who had a litter of puppies but also nursed a baby pig. The pig was identical size and color to her puppies so she was like yep your mine hop on. Lol
She was making room for them!! She actually pushed her toys aside to make room for the babies! What a good mama. She saw babies in need and said, “Yep! Those are mine! Bring them in!”
I can remember several years ago our dog lost her puppies and we found her hiding under the bed with all of her little fluffy toys gathered around her.
That reminds me of a story I heard years ago (before smart phones) of a dog who lost her puppies and would gather the family's cellphones when they rang like they were lost puppies.
Such a wonderful thing to do. You saved a loving mom from a lifetime of heartache and gave the kittens a mom with so much love to give. People like you give me hope for the world.
My parents once had a Pomeranian who lost her litter after they were born and they also had a cat that passed away after the kittens were born. The Pomeranian adopted the kittens while their eyes were still closed and when they grew up they thought they were dogs. It was the most adorable thing I ever witnessed.
It is really amazing how one kind can imprint on another kind. My grandmother had a couple of geese and a duck. The duck thought it was a goose, and it was hilarious.
Yeah my mother had a pig and it would come in the livingroom, watch tv and play with the dogs. But when the dogs jumped over the fence, the pig would jump too, and fail 🥂
I had a cat that had a litter of one and it was stillborn. She followed me for a week crying. It was really one of the saddest things I have ever witnessed.
Whenever we gave for adoption our cat's kittens once they were big enough, she would cry and search them all around the house for days too. That was one of the reasons we decided to castrate her, not only because she was already 7 at the time and had already around 30 kittens, but because of how much she hurted whenever she lost the kittens. I'm glad to say that she's turning 17 this year, living a lazy and happy life
@@HannibalKantter responsible animal owners wont let to the point a cat gives birth to 30 babies during her life. That is lack of care and castrate so old is too.
So sad when an animal just doesn't understand why her babies aren't there 😢 But the smile she got on her face when the kittens first started feeding from her was so heartwarming and precious. What a good girl she is ❤️
Once had a dog like this. She would bring home stray kittens she would find and be their mom. Cuddling, grooming, protecting, the works. When she passed (lived to be 16!) and her cat children lived on their was a clear grief period. They missed their mom so much it was clear. Some animals just want to be moms!
@@sidshot2636 yup, I was actually waiting for this. It's so true. The hypocrisy. A friend of mine once told me... "well it's different, we need to eat meat, chicken, beef, etc. to survive. Well those animals suffer just as tremendously. The same. And then you look at India for example where cows are sacred to them. They don't get how we can kill cows. I wish that they would just stop killing all animals. I believe that people can live on other sources of food. Maybe I'm wrong, but Jesus, they say that animals are killed in a humane way so that people can eat. Well look at Asia and how they torture SO MUCH, dogs and cats. It's sick. Just in case... don't even think about Googling it on UA-cam or anything what they do during the Yulin festival or even NOT during the Yulin festival. Just what they do aaaaall year-round & everyday. Thankfully, there are a lot of people in Asia that fight to save the dogs and cats and they do succeed to a point. 👍 We should do the same. Ever see " the Dominion"?
I had a stray kitten that my neighbor said had lost her babies. She got pregnant far too young and was the smallest cat I’ve ever seen. I had a baby who is about a year old and she fell in love with him. She followed him around every day we went outside in the summer and wouldn’t leave our house and just waited for us. A month later I moved and got a house I could take her with us. Anytime my baby would cry she would go nuts until I would go check on him. When I tried to get him to go to sleep play self soothing she was so upset! I found her crawling in his crib kissing on him and trying to snuggle with him to make him stop crying. I thought I had locked her out of the room but she just loved my boy so much. Unfortunately she only lived about four years but we loved her so much. I didn’t know she was sick until it was too late. My heart still breaks from losing her. I will love her forever. RIP Katie cat
The maternal instinct is strong. Her body and mind knew she was to have babies but they were nowhere to be found. When the kitties arrived they were looking to be cared for and vice versa. I wonder if she thought Gumball needed more care than the others.
@@timexyemerald6290 I know my cats will abandon any sickly kittens. I always try to save them with bottle feedings, but it seems that mama always knows best. 😿😿😿 I just can’t just let them go.
It was heartbreaking to see her frantic distress after losing her puppies. I’m so happy she found peace & fulfillment in caring for her kittens. It’s just a fantastic extra bonus that she was able to be adopted with her favorite little baby Gum-ball. This is such a wholesome, heartwarming story!
As a grandmother I can attest, that once activated, the instinct to mother never ends. It transcends culture, race, species and any other false barrier society tosses in our path. It is love, pure and simple.
I love how the momma dog immediately moves over to the corner of her bed so the kittens can have room to feed on her. That’s how desperately she wanted babies. ITS TOO SWEET, SOMEONE GET ME SOME TISSUES-
I'm a 59 yo man and I'm failing spectacularly not to cry. The first comment. Man it absolutely ruined me. The cat mother in heaven returning the favour, I just cracked and blubbed like a 5 yo being told to go to bed.
People need to realize our pets mourn loss too. I have seen this over the years. I had two cats who were oddly attached to each other. When one died the other cat mourned for months. We just comforted her the best we could. She started to get better and return to herself a little at a time. She was always a loving sensitive cat and lived a long life. We were lucky to have both of them.
What an act of compassion: to bring 3 motherless kittens to a maternal dog who had just lost her puppies…so grateful for their acceptance by Milo! We need more joyful stories like this one, especially during these trying times. 🙏🏻👌🐶😻😸😽❤️❤️❤️❤️
Got one for you. My aunt's friend got a Pekines and ended up pregnant. Sadly the mom didn't survive and only one of the puppies did. She couldn't take care of the puppy because she worked all day long. My aunt took the little puppy home. She had a cat at the time who just happened to had babies. So my aunt put the puppy with momma cat and kittens. Momma cat adopted her immediately. My aunt has pictures of them. Cuny, the little puppy, was a mini Pekines and she lived 18 years with my aunt and uncle. She was smaller than a regular cat and so protective of my aunt. She was so cute! If you were trying to hug my aunt she would come running from the other side of the house and pull your shoe laces. Sadly she past away on mother's day a few years ago. But thank to my aunt she had a good, loving, long life.
Hello dear friend, you can encourage us to continue feeding the poor Homeless kittens by liking and supporting them, i will be very happy if you do that 🐈😻😘
Yes, dogs can smile unlike cats but neither can laugh. Laughing too loud can even scare cats. It is not something they do or understand unlike play to them that probably feels like laughter to humans.
I never knew how expressive dog’s faces are/can be. I’m happy to say I haven’t seen a depressed or sad dog before so this video really captures the before and after of the pride and joy in her eyes when she gets introduced to the kittens.
Dogs evolved from wolves so that man would accept them as part of his pack. One of the details that dogs have and wolves do not, are the eyebrows, and "the smile". Lots of atrophied facial muscles in wolves function in dogs, allowing them to mimic expressions that "make them human." Cats didn't need that for humans to love them, haha
@@pairocrazzro9326 yeah, but to her they were just fuzzy puppies, just like the ugly duckling story from centuries ago. This is a long known behavior amongst some animals, mostly land mammals.
I love that she became so attatched to the first kitten she was introduced to, it was like seeing her first baby and she instantly wanted to keep Gumball forever.
@@andrewsld That would be awesome, i think normally we people would be like that, but we humans got so controlled and brainwashed and dumbed down (DNA strangs) so that we forget who we really are, and they "the elite" incited us we the people with politics, religion, sports, work, school ect to divide us and make us angry, this is going on since thousands of years, but there will be coming a time where we humans are how we supposed to be.
As a human who lost a baby and found kittens, I can say that this works. Fast forward to now. I have a human child of my own. And feline babies and canine babies. What a happy few we are. I love this so much.
I also have a human child now after 13 years of trying... but after I lost my first baby my hubby brought home a tiny, abandoned gray and black kitten I named Holden.. And that baby needed me, and over time healed my soul. Thank u Lord for sending Holden, may he RIP
I was compelled to give up my baby as a teenager because that’s what they did in those days. I didn’t realize I was compensating by rescuing stray cats. Really got in over my head. Years later I had another baby and helped to heal.
It makes me very sad knowing that animals suffer pain just as much as humans. But most people will pass on by not even being aware of their pain. At least this beautiful mother got a chance at being a mum to some kittens.
@@casandramorgen8185 eating meat isn't the problem. Eating it every day and price of the meat is.. i gladly pay alot more if animal welfare is excellent.
That was so heartbreaking to see her looking for her babies and being upset and it's awful they all didn't survive 😔 But I am happy that everything turned out Great 🙂🐾❤
Hello dear Friends, you can encourage us to continue feeding the poor stray kittens by liking and supporting them, i will be very happy if you do that 😘😻
"Feeding Street Cats", "Cute Street Cats" and several other "channels" trolling the replies of The Dodo are FRAUDS & SPAMMERS THAT NEED TO BE DRIVEN OUT - PLEASE REPORT THEM & DO NOT ENGAGE WITH THEM.
When I saw her bring the stuffed animal to the cage I lost it, it just rips your heart apart. That she has a home and her favourite kitten with her now is so beautiful.
At first I thought it was because there was something wrong with Gumball, or that she was the smallest. I'm glad the kitten was fine. I'm glad they're all doing very well
Just sad the puppies didn’t survive for her. It’s awesome she was able to be given kittens to look after. They have a bond that’s unbreakable. So sweet❤❤
She understands that they are not her original babies, she simply doesn't care about that technicality. They were babies that needed a mom and she desperately needed something to love and nurture, therefore they were obviously hers. Both sides needed the other just as much.
This is proof positive that you don't need to look like mom & dad to be part of the family. Just like humans if you have enough love in your heart. Adoption is a great way to love someone who needs to feel like they are part of a family. Bless the family
Hi how are you doing today. I wish you a happy new year. I believe you are in good health. I hope this year brings happiness, good health, prosperity love and peace all over the world, I live in Virginia, nice to meet you.
My 8 day old daughter died 3 weeks ago, the day before Christmas Eve. This story is so beautiful and makes me want to adopt a baby so the hole in my heart could be filled just like this precious mama dog. ❤️
i'm not religious nor do i even have a religion but i will pray for you.. somewhere in heaven or wherever/whatever the end is, there's a mom that died giving birth taking care of your baby ❤️
I strongly believe that she knew they were kittens but she also knew they needed a mommy and she wanted to be a mommy so it worked out perfectly thank you for fostering her and her kittens and I'm so glad that her one of them got to be home together that's so cool that they got adopted together and she got to be the mommy she wanted to be
I agree with you I think she knew they were kittens and I think she also knew that they needed help which that was nice of her to help them and why can't people be like that.
@@sydney8578 Let me tell ya a secret a dog knows the difference between cats and dogs. I know shocker! I hope I didn't raddle that brain of yours to much.
@@get_lucky6402oh my godddd no one said that doesn’t happen! We’re talking about mothers specifically because that makes sense in the context of the video! It’s about a mother, so we say “mothers”
Just shows that the mothering instinct surpasses species, she didn't care what they were she just knew they needed looking after and she was up to the job.
Beautiful Milo was so lucky to have an intuitive parent like you to immediately help her to get over her puppies,well done you as the inspired use of those darling kittens certainly helped Milo. A very happy ending all round,god bless all
This dog is just proof that a mother doesn't care what a child in need looks like, or sounds like. Only that the child is in need, and that a mother could be just the thing.
Yes grief is universal, there is plenty of evidence that animals grieve from Elephants to birds. She needed to mother to help her with her grief, plus her body was primed for feeding her babies, so the kittens needed her and she needed them. A beautiful story out of tragedy.
Yes, they are. I've seen people working with animals to use buttons with words for communicating with humans. There is definitely a "someone home". But, I've always known that, since earliest childhood.
Absolutely. She definitely knew they were not her biological babies but she still recognized that they needed her (and vice versa!) and loved them. Such a sweet little family ❤️
Mothering instincts are so strong. She just wanted to care for something. Everyone got something they needed. It's really special. Funny she favored one of them more. Just a great story. ❤
@@river4462 Not really. Morality isn't affected by a virus at this stage. Your just an irrational pessimist with an unhealthy view of the world that's entirely wrong.
Good catch! That is probably it. We do not know how much time she spent with gumball until the 2nd and 3rd kittens were introduced. Could have been days.
OMG. Her instincts as a mother, when looking for her babies (that sadly weren't there) was amazing. And the look she had when the kittens came along was again, amazing.
As young teens, a friend and I once rescued a tiny, starving kitten we found standing in the rain, in the dark, under a small town traffic light. I got to keep it, but we both worked on figuring out how to get it to take nourishment. I also had a little dachshund, about 2 or 3 years old, spayed from the get go, never had puppies. Over the ensuing days, she adopted the kitten, allowed it to nurse, and even produced milk, tho it surely wasn't much. That cat lived to age 22 and probably would have lived longer except that a neighbor's new dog killed her. The dachshund died at age 14 of breast cancer.
We have four cats (same litter) from birth that are 15 years old next month. Then in 2017 we got our first dautchand and the second in March 2020, days before we had our first lockdown. The dogs love their cats, and only one of the cats is funny about them. He likes his personal space. The other five animals often like saying hello to one another. One of the cats went missing for a week last January/February and would eventually return home seemingly having eaten nothing in his absence. The younger of our dautchands was trying to get to him (had to feed him and give him a drink in moderation first) and christ was she happy to see him again. In fact she gets given a small amount of latte froth from my mums drink but that time she didn't even care about the drink, or the milk Mum tried getting the dautchand to drink. Though there is a sadder one from before we got the second one. We have had four guinea pigs over the years. Two separate pairs. One of the original had to be put to sleep due to cancer. It was too painful for her. Her partner completely changed and passed away a few short months later. Then in 2018, one of the second pair passed away leaving just the lone one left. We had her out of her home every day to interact with people to keep her active and social. She was sad without her sister but she quickly attached herself to the cats and dog. Like, this guinea pig would climb over three adult, sleeping cats to sit with them on their pet bed and just relax. They looked at her and just would go back to sleep. One of the cats would occasionally clean the guinea pig and we kept a close eye on them for obvious reasons. So when the pig would be brought out, she would be in a pet box carrier, with blankets and such. Our dog would always say hello to her... and clean the pigs uh droppings. I was more concerned that the guinea pig (Daisy btw) would bite Lily (older dautchand) than I was the other way around. Now I always said that Lily thought Daisy was a baby Dautchand, long body, sorta flappy ears and whatnot. Now unfortunately we needed to give Daisy to my sister, she had her own two new dautchands, and the three got along a lot. Around August of 2019, Daisy seemed to be in a lot of pain and it would turn out she had cancer that had wrapped around her organs. It was possible operation could work but she was five or six years old by then, lost her special partner and we decided that she would likely want to be reunited with her sister Fudge. So we put her to sleep at the vets. My sister and I were heartbroken. Daisy was returned home (here) to be buried near her sister. Using a similar pet box with a blanket that had Daisy's scent. While Daisy wasn't in the box, Lily was wagging her tail trying to put the blanket out to find her Daisy. I had to go inside because that broke my heart. She was desperately trying to find her little friend.
We had a male dog, and later on a small kitten. To our surprise, the dog started to 'mother' the kitten by letting it sleep against his belly, carry it back to the doggy bed and accepting all the crazy stuff like being bitten in his ear or tail. The dog always was so careful with the kitten, it was adorable.
The mothering instinct is so strong. Milo needed those kittens as much as the kittens needed Milo. I’m super excited that Milo and Gumball could stay together. Bless the family that was lucky 🍀 enough to be her parents.
I lived on a hobby farm years ago with a variety of animals. One of the dogs was an extremely attentive mother. She would nurse piglets, goat kids, other dogs' pups including her own mother's pups. It's so beautiful to see 🥰
I absolutely love the people who took care of these fur babies especially the love they showed to the mom dog, her empty heart and fear was comforted by their compassion for this mommy, Milo. God Bless You All!
Awww it was really heartbreaking to see her look for her puppies,it’s tragic that they died😢,I’m so glad she got them beautiful little kittens,her and the kittens deserve love and happiness🐶🐱🐻🦊🐯
Ikr. It broke my heart as well... Like how is it that people don't understand or care that dogs have the ability to suffer and feel pain?! Like how can people purposefully impregnate dogs to make money off of their bodies?! How can people kill the male puppies on their first day of life and separate the female puppies from their mothers and feed them powdered supplements instead!? These people are monsters for what they do to dogs and the people who buy their products & fund their business are just as monstrous. Especially when mother dogs react like how Milo did when she lost here babies..
It was heartbreaking seeing Milo crying and looking for her puppies. Giving Milo those kittens was so kind and seeing her nursing them and taking care of them was joyful. Animals can teach us a thing or two about being parents. Thank you so much for allowing us to see this video. A good job by all. Thank you!
Milo: These are my children.
Kittens: *MEW*
Milo: They are all bilingual. I'm very proud.
😭love this
😂😂😂😂😂🤣
Trans species.
Ahahahahahahha MEW
@@2wheels6strings ha ha idiot 😆
Somewhere in heaven, a momma cat is caring for her puppies. She's returning the favor
Legit crying at this comment
that was fucking poetic.
This is so sad and sweet 🥺
Wow ❤️
I didnt want to cry damn it
That poor mama looking and calling for her babies is so heartbreaking.....glad she's happy now.
@sehhi vooty BAHAHAHA
I think what that must have been like - awful - and I feel for her too. She looked so happy when they took her over to the cage!
Good thing she does not know the humans call him Gumball. I renamed one of my cats. The other had a more appropriate name.
@sehhi vooty Love your comment
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Back in 1976 I had a toy poodle. She was bred once. The one puppy was still born. Silver was literally dying due to depression. I got her a baby, talked to her from the front door to our room. "Silver I found your baby." She accepted the baby immediately. A calico kitten the age her puppy would have been. It was a beautiful sight to behold. They remained close until 1979. Mother & daughter, their breed, color, & species didn't matter. HUMANS SHOULD BE LIKE THAT.
animals are MUCH loving much more loving caring than humans ever will be
Unfortunately humans are much more likely to punish human mommies than actually care for the babies
They are, humans bring kittens and puppies into their homes to raise them all the time.
Well yk Cats never enslaved dogs and destroyed they culture and history so it’s difficult for humans to ever be like that you should look in history and see where trusting humans have gotten certain groups but I kno you won’t because you live in a state of delusion
What happened in '79? That’s only 2-3 yrs....
Anyone else notice that her “favorite” was the first kitten introduced to her? She must IMMEDIATELY latched on and got immensely emotionally attached.
I scrolled back in the video to realize it was the first one she met
Good observation
Gumball isn’t the first one that latched, the grey baby is the one suckling first
@@bigwendigo2253 they meant the first one she met. Not the first to latch on.
Gumball is the one that brought her dream of being a mother back to life. It's Gumball's world and we're all just living in it.
i think dogs definitely know when they’re nursing non-puppies. the smell is different.. so i think her knowing these weren’t her natural babies but still loving them and taking care of them as such makes it so much sweeter
yep i saw that if the animals they are adopting are small they will be extra gentle to them like with these kittens
Yep
Damn right... *Sniff*
I agree. Dogs' sense of smell is very heightened. Her instinct was so strong that it didn't matter to her that the smell was different. They were still babies and they needed her and she needed to mother.
I think you're right. Two species needed each other and God placed them together.
Animal's aren't dumb. She was still heartbroken but found joy in loving others. The wounded healer who found a purpose after tragedy. She is indeed a good girl
Or maybe it's just instinct, and she doesn't care about her puppies as long as she has something to take care of.
@@brinckau Maybe like your parents
@@tomatelalalal BURRNNNNNNN
@@tomatelalalal Yours must be proud of you...
@@brinckau Sorry dude, you gave free space for me to do the joke.
1:19 she looks so happy even after the pain of losing her puppies and I know for a fact that a mother cat in heaven is feeding her puppies returning the favor.
It's amazing how her eyes and face changed once she got the kittens. It's like they gave new life to her..
It really did give her a purpose, a reason to be a mom, their mom
Oh my, wasn't trying to offend you, or anyone. My apologies George. Be safe, be well. Seek out a psychologist to talk with if you need too. Be blessed
@@georgerayas7078 wtf? People on the internet is so sensitive they just say “it give her a reason to be a mom” and you said its not that deep but what they said isnt deep? And what closed mindset? I think your the one sensitive one🙄
@@georgerayas7078 If saving four INNOCENT lives , the mom and three kittens isn't "deep" , what is it to you?? What do you call it ???
@@georgerayas7078 saying "it's not that deep" is so fucking cringe, and I bet it even makes you feel cool in some sort of mental-deficity sort of way. It's unbearable. I bet you say "no cap" every chance you get aswell. Get a life, and maybe a brain..
When I was a kid, we had a German Shepard who lost her two puppies and took care of our cats kittens. Our momma cat was still alive, they were buddies so our cat shared her kittens with our dog. It was the sweetest thing ever.
No one saying no to free babysitting
So cute
Precious, that's what that is
Growing up, my poodle always helped nurse our cat's kittens. ❤
The most joyful n sweetest times in my life have to do with my cats. Cats r amazing, giving animals. Sometimes they'll leave ya a ghoulish present😈😈😈🐈🐈🐈😇😇🥰🥰🥳🦴🦴
She knew the difference , she thought they were your baby's , and did what not many people could or would do .
It’s adorable how, as soon as Milo sees the kittens, she immediately starts rearranging her bed to make room for them. ☺️
So instinctively, and all have a second chance and or new beginning with a pseudo natural transition. Happy happy happy 😊
It made me smile and cry at the same time!
@@NOTHEOTHERGUYsame
"These are my puppies."
"meow"
"They have dyslexia but that's ok."
Hmm. Should i be offend or laugh? lol. Yes i know its a joke xD
Don't worry if they lick their butts they're just flexible
Stop 😂💀
"They must be french or something" :/
❤
It’s not uncommon for dogs who lose their pups to end up adopting other animals babies as their own. It’s sweet.
My mom is very disabled and my dad had to work really hard to provide for us. He got me a German shepherd rottweiler mix for Christmas my 9th year alive. Logan even as a puppy was my best friend. And as soon as she was a year old and big she became very maternal over me. She was the kinda dog when men would walk by in the yard in the summer she'd back her butt up into my knees and growl the deepest scariest growl at men who looked a little too long at my growing body. She knew I had PTSD and was afraid of men raping me. Dog took care of me.
@@destructodanie that’s so sweet. I’m sorry about your ptsd.
@Damien Momed very true!
Is dog milk okay for kittens ?
@@leila_de_hautjardin I’m pretty sure it is but I’d look it up
I’m guessing her mother instincts was telling her that “Gumball” was weaker than the others and needed more attention. Moms know things! ❤
That's exactly what I thought. She was also somewhat smaller.
How do you know? Are you a doctor?
No. This is crazy projection.
@@homes7073do you even know what projection means? This is literally how animals work
@@AnOriginalName500 Nah, you people just can’t make up your mind. For another animal and video, it’s the same variables but “mother had to kill the runt.” Humans are animals, when a mother chooses to bond more with one child is it because the child must be weak? No. People allow a range of options, but with animals it must be simple and cookie cutter, because people are sensitive. Literally other people under this video with other theories about how the mother must be bonding because that one was introduced first. Go take your fickle self over there and argue about how “animals work”.
Dog Mom: "I'm not sure if these are my babies"
Kitten: *loud tiny meow*
Dog Mom: "Definitely my babies."
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Cross-species nursing is weird and cool at the same time. I've seen baby guinea pigs nursing from cats, cats nursing puppies, puppies and kittens with pigs...the list goes on. It just shows that a mother's love and instinct is to think: "This is a baby. It needs me."
Great vid.
Babies from most mammal species actually segregate specific pheromones which will drive mothering females to nurse them as their own
I know it's crazy and wonderful! I just watched a video a few weeks ago of a cat nursing a raccoon. And my grandma had a German shepherd mix when I was a kid who had a litter of puppies but also nursed a baby pig. The pig was identical size and color to her puppies so she was like yep your mine hop on. Lol
Not weird the facts of Life.
@@lightningphoenix3096 nature is still weird even if true. Sometimes it is brutal as well as kind.
In many cultures human women nurse baby animals, too
She looked so relieved and excited when she got her kitten-puppies 🥺
Hmm would Puppens be a good name for kittens raised as Puppies?
Aw love that 💕
Her “Kippies” 🤣
@@saraferguson1156 😂😂😂
kuppies! 🐱
Her mama eyes tell it all. Brightened right up over the chance to be a responsible mom. Thanks to all who care for our needy animals.
It was sad when she lost her puppies, however, a great mom is a great mom! G-d bless her and those beautiful kittens!🙏💕
She was making room for them!! She actually pushed her toys aside to make room for the babies! What a good mama. She saw babies in need and said, “Yep! Those are mine! Bring them in!”
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I know... adorable 🥰
Yes
Me too, so cute🥰
And yet I didn't notice that... aaand goes my heart. ❤
When she carried that toy, it almost broke my heart. Animals have feelings. They can love.
No sh*t
@@ezywin_matrixoutsider i can guarantee you that 97% of the world doesn't know that animals have feelings or knows but doesn't care.
@@peacelovevegankpop well, there you have it, the stupid people and the a**holes
@@ezywin_matrixoutsider hope you’re talking about yourself
@@keila7287 why? Are you one of those people?
I can remember several years ago our dog lost her puppies and we found her hiding under the bed with all of her little fluffy toys gathered around her.
😢
That reminds me of a story I heard years ago (before smart phones) of a dog who lost her puppies and would gather the family's cellphones when they rang like they were lost puppies.
Milo: These are my puppies!
Puppies: Meow
Milo: They're a little confused but they got the right spirit.
Haha! Adorable!
they are just bilingual!💀😂
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@@ЕленаЩукина-н3т I don’t think you get the joke fren 😂
And then people say animals don't have emotions. Salute to this mother's love.
They have instinct which is inbuilt. It's not the same as emotions which can be changed by circumstances.
@@lololololololololololololol338 they have emotions
They have more emotions and feelings than many people in this world
I never heard anyone say that animals don't have emotions. ???
Bless people like these wonderful people.. thank you you're heros!
At 1:05 you see mama making room for her new babies. It’s small details like that that just make these videos so wholesome
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I saw that too 🥰
Frantically
Her snoot swept everything aside❤
Such a wonderful thing to do. You saved a loving mom from a lifetime of heartache and gave the kittens a mom with so much love to give. People like you give me hope for the world.
My parents once had a Pomeranian who lost her litter after they were born and they also had a cat that passed away after the kittens were born. The Pomeranian adopted the kittens while their eyes were still closed and when they grew up they thought they were dogs. It was the most adorable thing I ever witnessed.
Richard Potter Aww that's soo sweet
It is really amazing how one kind can imprint on another kind. My grandmother had a couple of geese and a duck. The duck thought it was a goose, and it was hilarious.
Yeah my mother had a pig and it would come in the livingroom, watch tv and play with the dogs. But when the dogs jumped over the fence, the pig would jump too, and fail 🥂
@@markenda1 I have a duck who thinks he’s a person. I found him abandoned and he imprinted on me.
What a comical but interesting story love does conquer all
I had a cat that had a litter of one and it was stillborn. She followed me for a week crying. It was really one of the saddest things I have ever witnessed.
Whenever we gave for adoption our cat's kittens once they were big enough, she would cry and search them all around the house for days too. That was one of the reasons we decided to castrate her, not only because she was already 7 at the time and had already around 30 kittens, but because of how much she hurted whenever she lost the kittens. I'm glad to say that she's turning 17 this year, living a lazy and happy life
Animals grieve just like humans ~❤️~
@@HannibalKantter responsible animal owners wont let to the point a cat gives birth to 30 babies during her life. That is lack of care and castrate so old is too.
Scary too that a dead kitten follows you around.
@@moonpiespotlight4759 omg 😲
So sad when an animal just doesn't understand why her babies aren't there 😢 But the smile she got on her face when the kittens first started feeding from her was so heartwarming and precious. What a good girl she is ❤️
I Know 😥
Even humans can't really understand things like that, sure technically there may be reasons but there are always what ifs.
Absolutely right
We literally dont know what they understand or not , unless you have some special sense and can communicate with them
@@boltzmannbrain6607 Yes but mommy dog looks very happy with her kittens
Look at the difference in her face before and after the kittens. So amazing!
The face pretty much looks the same....it's a dog.
@@AFuller2020 Yeah, takes a careful observer and true animal lover to see the difference.
@AFuller2020
You need some glasses my friend.
She was so depressed and then so joyful.
Once had a dog like this. She would bring home stray kittens she would find and be their mom. Cuddling, grooming, protecting, the works. When she passed (lived to be 16!) and her cat children lived on their was a clear grief period. They missed their mom so much it was clear. Some animals just want to be moms!
A tear was shed reading this
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This is so true. They do grieve. Not sure why some people don't believe it.
@@user-gr6st7ud3l so that they can eat hamburgers and steaks by killing cattles claiming that they don't have souls anyways
@@sidshot2636 yup, I was actually waiting for this. It's so true. The hypocrisy. A friend of mine once told me... "well it's different, we need to eat meat, chicken, beef, etc. to survive. Well those animals suffer just as tremendously. The same. And then you look at India for example where cows are sacred to them. They don't get how we can kill cows. I wish that they would just stop killing all animals. I believe that people can live on other sources of food. Maybe I'm wrong, but Jesus, they say that animals are killed in a humane way so that people can eat. Well look at Asia and how they torture SO MUCH, dogs and cats. It's sick. Just in case... don't even think about Googling it on UA-cam or anything what they do during the Yulin festival or even NOT during the Yulin festival. Just what they do aaaaall year-round & everyday. Thankfully, there are a lot of people in Asia that fight to save the dogs and cats and they do succeed to a point. 👍 We should do the same. Ever see " the Dominion"?
@@sidshot2636 to be fair, cows, chickens, etc. here in America I don't believe are killed in a humane way either
I had a stray kitten that my neighbor said had lost her babies. She got pregnant far too young and was the smallest cat I’ve ever seen. I had a baby who is about a year old and she fell in love with him. She followed him around every day we went outside in the summer and wouldn’t leave our house and just waited for us. A month later I moved and got a house I could take her with us. Anytime my baby would cry she would go nuts until I would go check on him. When I tried to get him to go to sleep play self soothing she was so upset! I found her crawling in his crib kissing on him and trying to snuggle with him to make him stop crying. I thought I had locked her out of the room but she just loved my boy so much. Unfortunately she only lived about four years but we loved her so much. I didn’t know she was sick until it was too late. My heart still breaks from losing her. I will love her forever. RIP Katie cat
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She loved you and your family so much, rest in peace Katie cat
Rest in peace, sweet Katie.
So sad… thank you for this beautiful story
Trying to take him with her?
The maternal instinct is strong. Her body and mind knew she was to have babies but they were nowhere to be found. When the kitties arrived they were looking to be cared for and vice versa. I wonder if she thought Gumball needed more care than the others.
I was wondering if Gumball may have been sickly or had an undiagnosed issue .
Maybe she liked gumball more because she first saw her
@@elaineroyal2785I wondered something similar. Mama animals don’t usually show favouritism.
@@theladyinblack3055 dogs have the have ability to sniff out sickly animals. That might be the case
@@timexyemerald6290 I know my cats will abandon any sickly kittens. I always try to save them with bottle feedings, but it seems that mama always knows best. 😿😿😿 I just can’t just let them go.
R.I.P all those puppies I hope there happy up in heaven
It was heartbreaking to see her frantic distress after losing her puppies. I’m so happy she found peace & fulfillment in caring for her kittens. It’s just a fantastic extra bonus that she was able to be adopted with her favorite little baby Gum-ball. This is such a wholesome, heartwarming story!
Absolutely !
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Exactly. And needed also. 👍
As a grandmother I can attest, that once activated, the instinct to mother never ends. It transcends culture, race, species and any other false barrier society tosses in our path. It is love, pure and simple.
Hello Mary
How are you doing?
Can we be friends please 🥺
Some animals are better mothers than humans.
You are a blessing to the Earth. Thank you for your services, and may peace be with you.
Mammals smell babies😋
Even human babies
It’s enough to make a grown man cry, and that’s okay.
corny asl 😩😩💀
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@@fixtureofthesun relax, nerd
bro i legit shed a tear on the comment that said somewhere in heaven the momma of the kittens is taking care of her puppies 🥺😭
Of course it's okay
Every parent has a favorite child.
I love how the momma dog immediately moves over to the corner of her bed so the kittens can have room to feed on her. That’s how desperately she wanted babies. ITS TOO SWEET, SOMEONE GET ME SOME TISSUES-
I am a 23 year old man, and I'm sitting here trying not to bawl my eyes out.
I'm 60 and just the same dude!
I am 66. I think i let one slip by 😢
Awe men like all of you brings me hope for the world cause there are so many bad ones with no heart. 🙏🏼🌻💛
I'm a 59 yo man and I'm failing spectacularly not to cry. The first comment. Man it absolutely ruined me. The cat mother in heaven returning the favour, I just cracked and blubbed like a 5 yo being told to go to bed.
And that's PERFECTLY FINE. Men can cry; they are humans after all, emotionally mature humans ❤️
SO heartwarming
ikrrr! I love puppies and kittens!
Sipililip
Why do i get all of you recommended?? Ur everywhere
I shed a tear why can't people get along like that 😢
People need to realize our pets mourn loss too. I have seen this over the years. I had two cats who were oddly attached to each other. When one died the other cat mourned for months. We just comforted her the best we could. She started to get better and return to herself a little at a time. She was always a loving sensitive cat and lived a long life. We were lucky to have both of them.
What an act of compassion: to bring 3 motherless kittens to a
maternal dog who had just lost her puppies…so grateful for their acceptance by Milo!
We need more joyful stories like this one, especially during these trying times. 🙏🏻👌🐶😻😸😽❤️❤️❤️❤️
Got one for you. My aunt's friend got a Pekines and ended up pregnant. Sadly the mom didn't survive and only one of the puppies did. She couldn't take care of the puppy because she worked all day long. My aunt took the little puppy home. She had a cat at the time who just happened to had babies. So my aunt put the puppy with momma cat and kittens. Momma cat adopted her immediately. My aunt has pictures of them. Cuny, the little puppy, was a mini Pekines and she lived 18 years with my aunt and uncle. She was smaller than a regular cat and so protective of my aunt. She was so cute! If you were trying to hug my aunt she would come running from the other side of the house and pull your shoe laces. Sadly she past away on mother's day a few years ago. But thank to my aunt she had a good, loving, long life.
@@demosteneswiggin5122 I really love this story.
Aww
@Trevor Porter They made 20K in ad revenue and found good forever homes for these foster animals? Sounds like a win all around
Such a sweet story. Mama got her babies, but in a special way, and the kittens got a Mom. It was meant to be!
Hello dear friend, you can encourage us to continue feeding the poor Homeless kittens by liking and supporting them, i will be very happy if you do that 🐈😻😘
Nice
Bee brick is sweet. Check it out
Reminds me of a typical American family
The smile on her face when the kittens started nursing.
Yes, dogs can smile unlike cats but neither can laugh. Laughing too loud can even scare cats. It is not something they do or understand unlike play to them that probably feels like laughter to humans.
Once a mama always a mama. Great job Milo- your babies are absolutely beautiful.. they look just like you-happy!
Seeing how gentle she was with her new babies was so endearing. This warms my heart every time.
Nice video!
@Juan manuel Pilo what in the hail?! 😂🙃
Gentle? She carried them in her mouth. Lol
@@DogDogGodFog that's actually how many animals & small mammals carry their babies when they move them 👍
@@user-gr6st7ud3l By their neck skin yes, but not straight up just grab them with their entire mouths as if they were about to chomp them lmao
I never knew how expressive dog’s faces are/can be.
I’m happy to say I haven’t seen a depressed or sad dog before so this video really captures the before and after of the pride and joy in her eyes when she gets introduced to the kittens.
They have a lot of muscles in their face compared to cats, with cats you have to read their body posture as well.
But like…the brightness and warmth in the eyes.
And the (at first) fear/depression in the eyes.
I’ve never seen such a difference!
Having many animals, they all show expressions if we care to see them. Thank you for observing
Dogs are very good at reading faces and they communicate with expressions as well.
Dogs evolved from wolves so that man would accept them as part of his pack. One of the details that dogs have and wolves do not, are the eyebrows, and "the smile". Lots of atrophied facial muscles in wolves function in dogs, allowing them to mimic expressions that "make them human." Cats didn't need that for humans to love them, haha
Can we just take a moment and appreciate how happy the mother is with her new babies?
*The mother will never forget her puppies*
with her new baby kittens*
@@pairocrazzro9326 yeah, but to her they were just fuzzy puppies, just like the ugly duckling story from centuries ago. This is a long known behavior amongst some animals, mostly land mammals.
I love that she became so attatched to the first kitten she was introduced to, it was like seeing her first baby and she instantly wanted to keep Gumball forever.
yes my words-thought absolut the same-was the first!
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@CallMeAvocado not avocado.
@CallMeAvocado Yes.
I liked it when she licked Golfballs Bullet hole!
I'm so sad for that dog is heartbeat to see your babies gone🥺
Imagine what would the world look like without our animals? Unthinkable, just lovely these animals, pure love, and my heart is melting seeing that.
💗💗💗
Exactly Dogs totally understand what unconditional love is.
And so does the woman who thought Why not.💖😇
This is a love story we all need to witness
Also imagine what the world would be if humans loved the way animals do
@@andrewsld That would be awesome, i think normally we people would be like that, but we humans got so controlled and brainwashed and dumbed down (DNA strangs) so that we forget who we really are, and they "the elite" incited us we the people with politics, religion, sports, work, school ect to divide us and make us angry, this is going on since thousands of years, but there will be coming a time where we humans are how we supposed to be.
As a human who lost a baby and found kittens, I can say that this works.
Fast forward to now. I have a human child of my own. And feline babies and canine babies. What a happy few we are.
I love this so much.
I am so glad for you.
I also have a human child now after 13 years of trying... but after I lost my first baby my hubby brought home a tiny, abandoned gray and black kitten I named Holden.. And that baby needed me, and over time healed my soul. Thank u Lord for sending Holden, may he RIP
sounds like a happy many
I was compelled to give up my baby as a teenager because that’s what they did in those days. I didn’t realize I was compensating by rescuing stray cats. Really got in over my head. Years later I had another baby and helped to heal.
This single man here is overjoyed for you! I know one child cannot take the place of another but I’m happy you became a mom.
It makes me very sad knowing that animals suffer pain just as much as humans. But most people will pass on by not even being aware of their pain. At least this beautiful mother got a chance at being a mum to some kittens.
Exactly. I can't imagine the grief and anguish they go through around the world. I love these happy endings :D
Of this, don't eat meat, go vegan. Every animal is suffering by human people🐖🐄🐐🐑🐇🐤🐓🦆🐟🦞🦀🦑
@@casandramorgen8185 Every animal is also suffering by other animals. Animals eat other animals. Don't go vegan.
Democrat mothers abort the babies & don't want you to care about the dead baby
@@casandramorgen8185 eating meat isn't the problem. Eating it every day and price of the meat is.. i gladly pay alot more if animal welfare is excellent.
2:14 that flip tho ❤
She don't care whether it was a kitten or puppy, does not matter. She only gives *love*
I felt so bad that she lost her babies…She’s beautiful and her desire to mother is just heart warming… God bless her and her babies.
Me too. God bless you too.
That was so heartbreaking to see her looking for her babies and being upset and it's awful they all didn't survive 😔 But I am happy that everything turned out Great 🙂🐾❤
It's one of the most heartwarming stories I've ever heard
Makes me believe there's truly a GOD.
@@canolynncarr4342 ya god that killed puppies
Hello dear Friends, you can encourage us to continue feeding the poor stray kittens by liking and supporting them, i will be very happy if you do that 😘😻
What a beautiful story. Bless you for caring!
"Feeding Street Cats", "Cute Street Cats" and several other "channels" trolling the replies of The Dodo are FRAUDS & SPAMMERS THAT NEED TO BE DRIVEN OUT - PLEASE REPORT THEM & DO NOT ENGAGE WITH THEM.
love is most powerful Force in our world
When I saw her bring the stuffed animal to the cage I lost it, it just rips your heart apart.
That she has a home and her favourite kitten with her now is so beautiful.
You not only saved the kittens, but you saved your dog's mind and her life!
@senni bgon isn't that top comment
It’s a bot who copies comments.
Catherine, So very true. A great observation.
Gumball was the first one she saw.
The one that healed her heart.
A cat named Gumball
Hmmmmm that sounds familiar XD
I think you are right! 💖☺
@@KawaiiKing64 WHAT THE WHAT!?
At first I thought it was because there was something wrong with Gumball, or that she was the smallest. I'm glad the kitten was fine. I'm glad they're all doing very well
Definitely, gumball gained a helicopter mum!
Just sad the puppies didn’t survive for her. It’s awesome she was able to be given kittens to look after. They have a bond that’s unbreakable. So sweet❤❤
I feel awful she lost her babies. But being a kitten mom well that sure brightened up my mood.
😂😂 their whole channel is just made of fictional storys to create clicks and make money.
@@anduelanduel1425 then why do you come and watch?
Bee brick is the biggest meme(check out the video to buzz up)
@@lisanidog8178 hi hi
@@AntCabbage me lol o
The real mother doesn’t care that her babies are Different she takes care of them
That’s what I see in this heartwarming video❤️
Different*
@@Caliborino dam gramaer natzee
they're just built difFURent
@HoBoMiKe why did it take me a second to get the joke..
They are too stupid to understand
This is the most beautiful thing in the world.
If those kittens ever have trouble and say “I’ll get my mom” those poor other cats will have no idea what’s coming for them 😂
ur right!!...thats cute. 🤍🤍
That’s for sure!
🤣
cats can't speak.
@@timor86 And some humans apparently don't get light hearted jokes.
She understands that they are not her original babies, she simply doesn't care about that technicality. They were babies that needed a mom and she desperately needed something to love and nurture, therefore they were obviously hers. Both sides needed the other just as much.
This is proof positive that you don't need to look like mom & dad to be part of the family. Just like humans if you have enough love in your heart. Adoption is a great way to love someone who needs to feel like they are part of a family. Bless the family
Yeah, family doesn't require a blood relationship.
Hi how are you doing today. I wish you a happy new year. I believe you are in good health. I hope this year brings happiness, good health, prosperity love and peace all over the world, I live in Virginia, nice to meet you.
As someone who was adopted, I completely agree. 💗
This ✨
*Sane people think differently from insane people!*
This is adorable. She was so upset to lose her babies and the kittens needed a momma too so this was a win for everyone. Loved it.
My 8 day old daughter died 3 weeks ago, the day before Christmas Eve. This story is so beautiful and makes me want to adopt a baby so the hole in my heart could be filled just like this precious mama dog. ❤️
🥺🥺🥺 Sending love & healing your way ❤️
Praying for you 🙏❤
So sorry for your loss 💜💜💜
My condolence. I pray for you 🙏❤️
i'm not religious nor do i even have a religion but i will pray for you.. somewhere in heaven or wherever/whatever the end is, there's a mom that died giving birth taking care of your baby ❤️
2:11 love how she flipped the kitten upside down
Mamma dog out there helping prove that we humans ain't all that special 👍
I strongly believe that she knew they were kittens but she also knew they needed a mommy and she wanted to be a mommy so it worked out perfectly thank you for fostering her and her kittens and I'm so glad that her one of them got to be home together that's so cool that they got adopted together and she got to be the mommy she wanted to be
I agree
I agree with you I think she knew they were kittens and I think she also knew that they needed help which that was nice of her to help them and why can't people be like that.
Its just a dog
@@sydney8578 Just What is your problem?!?!
@@sydney8578 Let me tell ya a secret a dog knows the difference between cats and dogs. I know shocker! I hope I didn't raddle that brain of yours to much.
AMAZING IDEA!! GOD BLESS YOU ALL
a mother looking for her babies will always make me cry. no mama should have to go through that no matter human or animal
Yup that’s why dairy is evil 💔
agreed! That’s why veganism is a natural choice, to prevent so much suffering and separation of animal mothers and their babies
No *parent* should have to go through losing a child or getting them ripped away. Kinda like what happens to most men during a divorce
I’m crying.
@@get_lucky6402oh my godddd no one said that doesn’t happen! We’re talking about mothers specifically because that makes sense in the context of the video! It’s about a mother, so we say “mothers”
That dog is so sweet, what a beautiful and caring little soul. You could see how happy she was to have little ones to care for.
Do you know what breed this is by chance
Just shows that the mothering instinct surpasses species, she didn't care what they were she just knew they needed looking after and she was up to the job.
Beautiful Milo was so lucky to have an intuitive parent like you to immediately help her to get over her puppies,well done you as the inspired use of those darling kittens certainly helped Milo. A very happy ending all round,god bless all
This dog is just proof that a mother doesn't care what a child in need looks like, or sounds like. Only that the child is in need, and that a mother could be just the thing.
With all the bad news in the world right now it's so nice to watch something heartwarming like this! Thanks for posting!
Underrated comment.
She for sure knew they weren’t her babies! She didn’t care! Animals are way smarter than we give them credit.
Yes grief is universal, there is plenty of evidence that animals grieve from Elephants to birds. She needed to mother to help her with her grief, plus her body was primed for feeding her babies, so the kittens needed her and she needed them. A beautiful story out of tragedy.
Yes, they are. I've seen people working with animals to use buttons with words for communicating with humans. There is definitely a "someone home". But, I've always known that, since earliest childhood.
@@victoriabaker4400 Yes, the button thing really drives home the fact they animals have complex thoughts and emotions and rich inner worlds.
Check out bee brick
Absolutely. She definitely knew they were not her biological babies but she still recognized that they needed her (and vice versa!) and loved them. Such a sweet little family ❤️
Mothering instincts are so strong. She just wanted to care for something. Everyone got something they needed. It's really special. Funny she favored one of them more. Just a great story. ❤
That dog was so heartbroken by the death of her children,she literally accepted a different species as children. So heartwarming 😭💓💓
Ikr, I am crying in happiness right now
@@river4462 Typical human hater. You do know most humans aren't awful right? All animals can be as cruel or as kind as humans.
@@river4462 Not really. Morality isn't affected by a virus at this stage. Your just an irrational pessimist with an unhealthy view of the world that's entirely wrong.
@@river4462 And eff you too. I don't like people who hate humans just because dogs are great.
That’s mothers. They’d like to fill in the void and mother, even if they’re a nursing dog mothering kittens or a nursing cat mothering puppies.
I think gumball is her favorite because she was the first kitten she got.... ❤️And it just made her come out of the depression...
Good catch! That is probably it. We do not know how much time she spent with gumball until the 2nd and 3rd kittens were introduced. Could have been days.
Gumball is troublemaker. Wait until he meets Darwin
I was thinking that too
@@vampyretime177 😭😭😭
Yeah I think so too
OMG. Her instincts as a mother, when looking for her babies (that sadly weren't there) was amazing. And the look she had when the kittens came along was again, amazing.
So sad she lost her babies ❤❤❤
As young teens, a friend and I once rescued a tiny, starving kitten we found standing in the rain, in the dark, under a small town traffic light. I got to keep it, but we both worked on figuring out how to get it to take nourishment. I also had a little dachshund, about 2 or 3 years old, spayed from the get go, never had puppies. Over the ensuing days, she adopted the kitten, allowed it to nurse, and even produced milk, tho it surely wasn't much. That cat lived to age 22 and probably would have lived longer except that a neighbor's new dog killed her. The dachshund died at age 14 of breast cancer.
I'm so sorry for what happened.
We have four cats (same litter) from birth that are 15 years old next month. Then in 2017 we got our first dautchand and the second in March 2020, days before we had our first lockdown. The dogs love their cats, and only one of the cats is funny about them. He likes his personal space. The other five animals often like saying hello to one another. One of the cats went missing for a week last January/February and would eventually return home seemingly having eaten nothing in his absence. The younger of our dautchands was trying to get to him (had to feed him and give him a drink in moderation first) and christ was she happy to see him again. In fact she gets given a small amount of latte froth from my mums drink but that time she didn't even care about the drink, or the milk Mum tried getting the dautchand to drink.
Though there is a sadder one from before we got the second one. We have had four guinea pigs over the years. Two separate pairs. One of the original had to be put to sleep due to cancer. It was too painful for her. Her partner completely changed and passed away a few short months later. Then in 2018, one of the second pair passed away leaving just the lone one left. We had her out of her home every day to interact with people to keep her active and social. She was sad without her sister but she quickly attached herself to the cats and dog. Like, this guinea pig would climb over three adult, sleeping cats to sit with them on their pet bed and just relax. They looked at her and just would go back to sleep. One of the cats would occasionally clean the guinea pig and we kept a close eye on them for obvious reasons. So when the pig would be brought out, she would be in a pet box carrier, with blankets and such. Our dog would always say hello to her... and clean the pigs uh droppings. I was more concerned that the guinea pig (Daisy btw) would bite Lily (older dautchand) than I was the other way around. Now I always said that Lily thought Daisy was a baby Dautchand, long body, sorta flappy ears and whatnot. Now unfortunately we needed to give Daisy to my sister, she had her own two new dautchands, and the three got along a lot. Around August of 2019, Daisy seemed to be in a lot of pain and it would turn out she had cancer that had wrapped around her organs. It was possible operation could work but she was five or six years old by then, lost her special partner and we decided that she would likely want to be reunited with her sister Fudge. So we put her to sleep at the vets. My sister and I were heartbroken. Daisy was returned home (here) to be buried near her sister. Using a similar pet box with a blanket that had Daisy's scent. While Daisy wasn't in the box, Lily was wagging her tail trying to put the blanket out to find her Daisy. I had to go inside because that broke my heart. She was desperately trying to find her little friend.
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We had a male dog, and later on a small kitten. To our surprise, the dog started to 'mother' the kitten by letting it sleep against his belly, carry it back to the doggy bed and accepting all the crazy stuff like being bitten in his ear or tail. The dog always was so careful with the kitten, it was adorable.
God bless sweet angel God now her need baby need a mom. Animals has more feel ing some human godbless
this reminds me of the webcomic Pixie and Brutus, please if anyone is curious check it out
WAIT WAIT WHY ARE YOU USING PAST- TENSE OH GOD PLEASE NO-
@@cloverfieldplays everyone loses to time
I’ve had quite a few tomcats like that. Once one of them brought us a litter of kittens. Never found the original mom
The mothering instinct is so strong. Milo needed those kittens as much as the kittens needed Milo. I’m super excited that Milo and Gumball could stay together. Bless the family that was lucky 🍀 enough to be her parents.
I'm happy Milo ending up with three kittens as her children. She did a great job taking care of them.
3:20 The resignation on that dog's face...
I lived on a hobby farm years ago with a variety of animals. One of the dogs was an extremely attentive mother. She would nurse piglets, goat kids, other dogs' pups including her own mother's pups. It's so beautiful to see 🥰
0:06 the way her voice cracked when she said 'living' - about not expecting the puppies to survive had me bawling
A Mother's Love is Truly Powerful and Unconditional.
I'll never tire of saying humans could learn so much from animals.
You are absolutely right.
You know my saying? They say humans domesticated wolves, but i think they domesticated us.
@@protect_provide8031 THATS such an awesome saying and it’s true!
I mean... I love animals, especially dogs, but wild animals will tear their prey from limb to limb while they're still alive.
@@VeneficaDelirium remember, wild animals can become domestic.
I absolutely love the people who took care of these fur babies especially the love they showed to the mom dog, her empty heart and fear was comforted by their compassion for this mommy, Milo. God Bless You All!
Awww it was really heartbreaking to see her look for her puppies,it’s tragic that they died😢,I’m so glad she got them beautiful little kittens,her and the kittens deserve love and happiness🐶🐱🐻🦊🐯
I felt terrible for her when i seen that. God bless her.
Ikr. It broke my heart as well... Like how is it that people don't understand or care that dogs have the ability to suffer and feel pain?! Like how can people purposefully impregnate dogs to make money off of their bodies?! How can people kill the male puppies on their first day of life and separate the female puppies from their mothers and feed them powdered supplements instead!? These people are monsters for what they do to dogs and the people who buy their products & fund their business are just as monstrous. Especially when mother dogs react like how Milo did when she lost here babies..
Such a heart warming ending!! So happy for Milo anf gumball!!! And of course, happy the other babies got adopted!! 🙏🏼
It was heartbreaking seeing Milo crying and looking for her puppies. Giving Milo those kittens was so kind and seeing her nursing them and taking care of them was joyful. Animals can teach us a thing or two about being parents. Thank you so much for allowing us to see this video. A good job by all. Thank you!