Meet Luna and Giulio, the two Italian dogs who are raising dozens of kittens. Luna, a mix breed rescue dog was adopted four years ago, while Giulio, a Jack Russel Terrier joined the family two years ago. Their home is Zampa Onlus, a cat rescue non-profit organization, and both of the dogs have a heartwarming mission; they are taking care of baby kittens, both healthy and ill.

“They are very active dogs, but among little kittens they become gentle and have a lot of patience” the owner shared with Bored Panda.

Zampa Onlus relies only on donations they receive from their followers and supporters. You can find the rescue on Instagram and Facebook, where they share adorable images of Luna, Giulio, and their foster babies.

To see some of the photographs, just keep scrolling!

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Luna is a kind of animal that does something with passion. Like during the hot summer months, she would immerse herself in swimming, enjoying fully the coolness of water. Despite her zealous character, Luna spent her cub years til age 3, with few pleasures.

“Luna lived a horrible life at the amusement park in southern Albania for about three years, before we could rescue her in 2016,” spokesperson for Four Paws’ sanctuaries Jeta Lepaja, told The Dodo.

According to Lepaja, Luna was probably stolen from the wild when she was just a young cub after her mother was killed by poachers.

“Usually poachers take them when they are tiny cubs,” Lepaja shared. “Afterwards, [they] sell them to people who own a business, like in this case an amusement park.”

Luna has been enjoying her freedom ever since her rescue. The winter season is just around the corner and Luna has been busy digging a den not just once but twice!

Bears follow their natural instinct to hibernate in the winter. “She is the first bear digging her den there,” Lepaja shared. “She looks such in a hurry!”

“Luna hibernated last winter for the first time from beginning of January until end of March,” Lepaja added. “The chances are that this year she will hibernate earlier.”

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Meet Luna and Giulio, the two Italian dogs who are raising dozens of kittens. Luna, a mix breed rescue dog was adopted four years ago, while Giulio, a Jack Russel Terrier joined the family two years ago. Their home is Zampa Onlus, a cat rescue non-profit organization, and both of the dogs have a heartwarming mission; they are taking care of baby kittens, both healthy and ill.

“They are very active dogs, but among little kittens they become gentle and have a lot of patience” the owner shared with Bored Panda.

Zampa Onlus relies only on donations they receive from their followers and supporters. You can find the rescue on Instagram and Facebook, where they share adorable images of Luna, Giulio, and their foster babies.

To see some of the photographs, just keep scrolling!

The post Two Italian Dogs are Fostering Little Baby Cats appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

Luna is a kind of animal that does something with passion. Like during the hot summer months, she would immerse herself in swimming, enjoying fully the coolness of water. Despite her zealous character, Luna spent her cub years til age 3, with few pleasures.

“Luna lived a horrible life at the amusement park in southern Albania for about three years, before we could rescue her in 2016,” spokesperson for Four Paws’ sanctuaries Jeta Lepaja, told The Dodo.

According to Lepaja, Luna was probably stolen from the wild when she was just a young cub after her mother was killed by poachers.

“Usually poachers take them when they are tiny cubs,” Lepaja shared. “Afterwards, [they] sell them to people who own a business, like in this case an amusement park.”

Luna has been enjoying her freedom ever since her rescue. The winter season is just around the corner and Luna has been busy digging a den not just once but twice!

Bears follow their natural instinct to hibernate in the winter. “She is the first bear digging her den there,” Lepaja shared. “She looks such in a hurry!”

“Luna hibernated last winter for the first time from beginning of January until end of March,” Lepaja added. “The chances are that this year she will hibernate earlier.”

The post Rescued Bear Gets Excited for Their Hibernation Period appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.