They were rejected by the mother dog, leaving the hours-old puppies with very little chance of survival without a mother's care, according SPCA staff.
Friday, April 11, 2014
Cat becomes surrogate mother to premature chihuahua puppies
Two Chihuahua puppies born prematurely this week at the Brevard SPCA in
Titusville, Florida have joined a litter of cats after they were shunned
by their mother.
A Chihuahua went into premature labor and gave birth on Tuesday to four
puppies, but two of them died shortly afterwards. The two survivors
weighed only a few of ounces and were about as long as a person's index finger.
They were rejected by the mother dog, leaving the hours-old puppies with very little chance of survival without a mother's care, according SPCA staff.
The two puppies were introduced to Nessy, a 2-year-old Siamese mix that
gave birth to four kittens last week, and the pups were immediately
accepted into the litter.
They were rejected by the mother dog, leaving the hours-old puppies with very little chance of survival without a mother's care, according SPCA staff.
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