Tiger Cub reje.cted by its Mother finds a Best friend in a Puppy!

Absolutely gorgeous ♥️ best friends forever

Who would’ve ever thought a tiger and a dog can be best friends

The look on the dog’s face seems to be saying: Are you sure this is a good idea? – Don’t these things get quite big?

A young and playful Bengal tiger cub who was born at the Farm Inn Wildlife Sanctuary in South Africa.
He had to be separated from his mother who lived in [cap.tiv.ity] after she began showing some [agg.res.sive] behavior towards him.

So cute. they’re so precious together.

This is when Hunter began to bond with Michaletos’ puppy Chelsea who was a German pointer.
They seem to really enjoy one another.
Michaletos said: Now the little guys are always together. In the mornings when I take Chelsea out, she will run to his cage and greet him.
For him to have a four legged friend is very helpful because he can play in the same way that he would with another litter mate.

Such love and beauty…! 

Companionship is vital for the young cubs, they even become sad when it’s time for them to split up during the day.
Unfortunately though, the pairs bond had to end after a few months, a six month old tiger cub can be [dan.gerous] to play with for a six month old puppy.
All you need is love no matter what spieces you are. Being kind & caring goes a long way.

Different friendships can be remarkable!

If they can be friends, people from around the world should learn a thing or two from these two animals.

Animals can certainly teach us humans about accepting and loving our differences!

“Unconditional love” in action, love this…! 

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