Furry Guardian: When Cries Emerge, Dog Comforts New Baby with His Beloved Toy

Creativity in storytelling allows us to explore heartwarming and touching tales of the unique bond between pets and babies. Most pets, even the largest and toughest dogs, have the potential to become the first best friends of infants. This story revolves around Bonnie Michalek and her pet bullmastiff Brutus, portraying the incredible sensitivity and love that dogs can exhibit towards children.

For Bonnie and her husband, Brutus was not just a pet; he was family, often referred to as their “first baby.” When Bonnie became pregnant with their actual first child, Brutus displayed an extraordinary sense of protectiveness even before she realized she was pregnant. Bonnie attested to Brutus “knowing” about her pregnancy before she did, and this reassured them that he would be comfortable with the new addition to the family.

Brutus had always displayed an affection for children, getting excited whenever he heard kids outside laughing. His connection with children became even more evident when Bonnie introduced baby Kayden to him. Brutus greeted the newborn with love, gently licking the baby’s face.

The bond between Brutus and Kayden deepened as they became close buddies. Brutus was not only willing to protect Kayden but also to share his most cherished possession, a yellow plush ball that he clung to dearly. This ball was the only toy he wouldn’t destroy in a matter of minutes. Whenever Kayden cried, Brutus would instinctively find his beloved fluff ball and offer it to comfort the baby.

This touching story of Brutus exemplifies the love and care that pets can provide to babies, highlighting the unique connection that can develop between them. Brutus’s willingness to comfort and protect Kayden illustrates the incredible bond that can form between pets and children. It’s a heartwarming tale that reminds us of the genuine love and loyalty that dogs can offer to their human family members. Share this beautiful story to celebrate the enduring bond between pets and babies.

Man rescues 31 dogs from slaughterhouse in south-central Vietnam

A man from Khanh Hoa Province, south-central Vietnam spent VND24 million (US$1,027) rescuing 31 dogs from a slaughterhouse and is now looking for their owners.

The man, 46-year-old Do Minh Khoi from Nha Trang City, which is the provincial capital, shared the story to his Facebook page on Wednesday.

According to Khoi’s account, his two dogs were stolen while he was on a business trip in Hanoi, prompting him and his son to scour dozens of slaughterhouses between Nha Trang City and Dien Khanh District, also in Khanh Hoa Province, to find their beloved pets.

On Wednesday morning, Khoi arrived at a facility in Dien Khanh and saw dozens of dogs locked in cages, ready to be slaughtered. 

He wound up buying all of them from the abattoir in order to save them.

“Many of the dogs were exhausted and lying still, while some were sticking their paws out as if they were asking me to save them,” Khoi recalled.

The man said he paid a total of VND20 million ($856) to buy the dogs and another VND4 million ($171) to transport them to his home in Nha Trang.

Khoi later posted the story on Facebook in the hope of finding each dog’s owner.

As of Thursday, two people had been reunited with their pets thanks to Khoi.

“Seeing the dogs wagging their tails when they saw their owners made me really happy,” Khoi said.

Ha Thuy Tram, 28, from Khanh Hoa’s Cam Lam District, said she lost her dog several days earlier.

Tram’s family had raised the dog for two years before it was stolen. They searched several dog meat shops and slaughterhouses in the locality after the canine disappeared.

“I discovered that my dog had been rescued after seeing Khoi’s status on Facebook, so I decided to travel all the way to Nha Trang to get my pet,” Tram said.

“I wanted to give Khoi some money to thank him for saving my dog, but he refused it.”

Khoi plans to keep the rescued canines at his home for about seven days so that their owners can come and take them home, afterward he will take the remaining dogs to a local animal rescue shelter.

“People who wish to find their lost dogs can come to my house at 30D Dong Nai Street in Phuoc Hai Ward, Nha Trang City, or call 0909473361,” Khoi said.

As of Thursday, Khoi and his family have yet to find their own lost pets.

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