This Stray Dog Was Discovered Guarding Five Kittens That Were Dumped By The Roadside

If there’s something in this world that keeps warming our hearts on a daily basis without ever tiring or stopping, it’s definitely our most precious four-legged friends. And out of them all, the doggos could probably be considered the most giving animals of all. This cute stray just proved it once more by despite being out in the cold herself didn’t even hesitate and went on sharing her warmth with a littler of five abandoned kittens.

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Serenity was found by the side of the road in Canada, guarding and keeping warm five kittens

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This adorable girl was found last week guarding and keeping warm five kittens by the side of the road in Ontario, Canada. It’s unknown whether the kittens were dumped by a human or were abandoned by their momma cat but it’s certain their adoptive mother is definitely not that careless. All six animals are now being taken care of by Pet And Wildlife Rescue after a kind-hearted citizen informed the shelter about them.

They were all rescued by animal shelter after a good citizen called in to report about them

Serenity is a very happy 2-year-old who will be available for adoption after getting spayed on December 3rd

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The dog was named Serenity by shelter workers and is estimated to be approximately 2 years old and still has the childish energy in her. Shelter workers said she likes zooming around outside and will run around in circles around any person or object that’s with her in the yard of the shelter. Serenity “can be quite jumpy and need to be taught some manners,” they said but immediatelly confirmed that they’re already working on that. While she’s proven to be quite a good momma and definitely doesn’t have a problem with cats, the shelter staff says she would probably be better off in a home without small children in it. But she’s not ready to go to her forever home yet as she still has to be spayed on December 3rd.

But the kittens will have to get bigger and stronger before they get a loving forever home

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While people are wondering why the shelter is not giving Serenity for adoption along with the kittens she was found with, the shelter staff said the kittens are not old enough to be on their own yet. But that’s not a reason to leave Serenity hanging and postpone her finding a forever home since some people are already ready to love her! We hope all six of them end up in a loving hope on their own time and never have to freeze on the side of the road again!