JJ is a writer with a love for the planet and all of the creatures... JJ is a writer with a love for the planet and all of the creatures in it. She enjoys coming up with new plant based dishes, taking pictures of those dishes to put up on Instagram with a great filter and some pertinent hashtags and then eating those dishes. Yeah, she’s that person. She also likes to tell people she’s been drinking almond milk since before it was cool, has a small thrift store addiction and cannot pass up a garage sale. She lives with her two kids, two dogs and husband in the wild west. Read more about JJ Dolm Read More
What do you get when you combine an abandoned puppy, orphaned kitten and Texas no-kill shelter Operation Kindness? An obscene amount of cuteness, that’s what.
Chip and Adele are best friends, cohorts in a big world where things didn’t start out quite so awesome. After Chip the chihuahua puppy was surrendered by his guardians due to his extremely young age (he’s only five weeks) and Adele was found wandering without her mother at roughly four weeks, Operation Kindness volunteers decided to put these two babies together in foster care.
One would think that a kitten/puppy combo would be like oil and water, but these two are more like peas and carrots. Or peanut butter and jelly. Or Ross and Rachel. Basically, pick a wonderful combo of your choice and that’s what they are. Due to their incredible bond, the duo will be fostered together until they’re old enough to find a forever home … together. Seriously people, they’re a package deal.
“A puppy and kitten that age are much, much too young to be in an animal shelter,” said the pair’s kind foster mom, Natalie Buxton. “Without a foster home, they wouldn’t have had a chance.”
It truly takes someone special to open their heart and home to one foster pet, let alone two of them, which makes Chip and Adele two lucky little buddies. Fostering is an incredible way to help an animal in need and can make a profound difference in that animal’s life. If you have the time and means, becoming a pet foster parent not only helps keep overcrowding at shelters down, but it can also save animals lives.
If you’ve been on the fence or are wondering if it’s a worthwhile endeavor, just ask Chip and Adele what they think. That is, if you can get a spare second in amidst all that cuddling.
All image source: Chip and Adele/Facebook
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Hoping these cute critters are not poisoned by useless vaccines. (All vaccines are useless in preventing disease.)