There are no foreign children. And this applies not only to people, but also to the animal world. There are hundreds of examples of an adult of one species feeding the young of another. This story took place in the small town of Anderson, South Carolina.

From the bottom of the steep ravine came the barking of dogs. People walking in the park near the ravine decided to call the animal rescue organization. An employee of this organization, Michelle, arrived at the scene.

The girl was not afraid to go down on her own. Making her way through the thickets for a long time, she finally got to the place where the barking was heard. A touching picture opened up before her eyes.

A small Shih Tzu dog nursed an even smaller kitten. The mustachioed baby fed on dog milk. Most likely, the Shih Tzu heard the squeak of the unfortunate cub and came to his aid. Some inhuman threw the baby just into a ravine.

For several days the dog fed the kitten. Then, realizing that she needed help, she began to bark. Fortunately, they heard her and saved both.

Michelle, taking the kitten in one hand and the dog in the other, was able to go upstairs. She brought the foundlings to her organization. Here, together with colleagues, the girl came up with the names of her new wards. The Shih Tzu was named Golda, and the kitten was named Katie. Michelle posted ads that a dog and a cat are offered in good hands. Soon there were kind people who decided to take the animals to themselves.

The delighted girl wrote on her Facebook page that it was for such stories that she loves her job.