Katryn gave birth to a litter but was soon separated from them. While she survived the birth of the kittens her kittens did not have the same fate and unfortunately died. Katryn was then taken to the animal shelter where she met four orphan puppies. She understood their pain and loneliness and thus decided to adopt them. The rescue cat is now a mother figure to four tiny puppies at the animal shelter.

Katryn and her litter were abandoned by the owner when she had just given birth to her litter. Both the mother and the litter were taken to animal care in South Africa. All of them were rushed to Langebaan Animal Care, in Western Cape, South Africa but the fate was not with them as Katryn had to part ways with her litter.

Not even one of the kittens from the litter survived and the ginger cat went into mourning. She became reclusive and started spending most of the time of the days and nights crying. No one was able to cheer her up, because losing your new-born is very painful and not easy to overcome. But soon she saw some hope in her life when four orphan Border Collie cross puppies arrive at the animal care.

Since it was only a little time that she had lost her litter she was still lactating and when she saw the puppies she immediately began licking the four three-week-old puppies. They felt comfortable with her and instinctively began nursing on her. She settled among all of them and let them nurse on her. They fed on her and were quite satisfied.

She made sure that the pups slept near to her and fed on her. She started taking care of them and was very protective of all of them. She even cleaned them and a representative from Langebaan Animal Care shared that “As soon as she met the puppies she settled.”
There was no doubt that Katryn had found her new family in those four puppies. She had found her hope, family, and purpose of life in them.

She was not forced on them neither the puppies were forced on her. She naturally and she wanted to take care of them. The staff of the animal care confirmed it and shared that ever since the puppies came Katryn was at peace. She was not crying anymore as she spent her days taking off the puppies. She took care of the puppies as they were her own.

Ever since they came she was busy and happy. She took great care of them and the unwanted babies found a mother figure. The babies were handed over to the animal center as they were unwanted but they were so small that they still needed milk. Katryn took care of that. Now the puppies are six-weeks-old and up for adoption.

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