Foster Kitten Forms Unlikely Bond with California Woman’s One-Eyed Dog, Resulting in a Heartwarming Revelation

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Tom and Jerry may be adorable, but they don’t quite represent the reality of dog-cat relationships. Don’t be fooled by stereotypes; dogs and cats can thrive together with the right socialization.

Nellie and Crush are living proof of this harmony. These two are not just housemates; they’re inseparable best friends who complement each other in behavior, play, and affection.

It Was Meant To Be


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Eight years ago, Lindsey Miller from California adopted Nellie from a Humane Society. Nellie has since been a loving companion despite developing an autoimmune disease that caused her to lose one eye. Heartbreakingly, she took it in stride, continuing to lead an adventurous and joyful life.


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Then came Crush! After witnessing the devastation caused by the LA fires, Lindsey decided to foster a pet in need and soon learned about a stray orange kitten. Lindsey didn’t hesitate to bring the three-month-old kitten home.

Initially hesitant about how Crush and Nellie would interact, Lindsey was soon delighted to see them connect instantly, breaking every preconceived notion about dog-cat relationships.


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Nellie took to Crush immediately, the kitten’s playful energy bringing new life into her. Lindsey shared their blossoming friendship through videos on social media, capturing their delightful bond.

“Watch my 10-year-old dog fall in love with our 3-month-old foster kitten,” she captioned one video, generating a wave of heartfelt responses from viewers.

Comments flowed in, with many admiring their unique bond. One user remarked, “Besties! They picked out matching colors,” while another said, “That’s your dog’s kitten now.” Lindsey’s posts showcased not just joy but shared a sense of comfort at a time when it was needed most.

He Made Her Life Easier


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Nellie adores her little feline brother, allowing him to play with her ears and tail while Crush provides playful entertainment during indoor playtime. Their bond is filled with fun activities like hide and seek, chasing each other, and snuggling on cozy beds.


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Not only does Crush add vibrancy to Nellie’s life, but he also helps her combat her separation anxiety when Lindsey steps out. With Crush by her side, Nellie no longer feels alone; she now has a comforting companion during tough times.


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All these factors convinced Lindsey that Crush belonged in her home. After just a week, she made the decision to adopt him permanently, failing as a foster parent while giving Crush the forever home he deserved. They saved each other, and both Lindsey and Nellie are extremely thankful for his presence. There’s no doubt that many adventures lie ahead for this wonderful trio!


Ron Joseph
Ron Josephhttps://doggydiary.net
Ron Joseph is an emerging journalist passionate about all things canine. As a Junior Journalist at Doggy Diary, Ron covers everything from breed profiles to training tips with a fresh and engaging perspective. His dedication to quality reporting ensures dog lovers stay informed, inspired, and connected to the latest in the dog world.

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