The owner of a Suffolk hedgehog hospital has taken in six kittens, which has seen one of her own dogs care for them as her babies.
Sue Stubley, who has run the Suffolk Hedgehog Hospital in Ousden near Bury St Edmunds for around 16 years, took on the fluffy sextuplets after they were abandoned in a neighbour’s garden by their mother.
But since the kittens found their safe space at the Front Street site just over a week ago, Sue’s two-year-old Jack Russell Teasel has taken full care of them – snuggling, cleaning, carrying and even feeding them.
Sue Stubley, who has run the Suffolk Hedgehog Hospital in Ousden near Bury St Edmunds for around 16 years, took on the fluffy sextuplets after they were abandoned in a neighbour’s garden by their mother.
But since the kittens found their safe space at the Front Street site just over a week ago, Sue’s two-year-old Jack Russell Teasel has taken full care of them – snuggling, cleaning, carrying and even feeding them.
Category
🐳
AnimalsTranscript
00:00 [silence]