Normally, hatred should have erupted between them at first sight. But this is not the case with Pwditat and Terfel, who became inseparable friends after the first, very sensitive stray kitten, began to guide the second, blind from cataracts and confined to this incredible encounter in his basket, to avoid bump into things.
Cat eyes. For a dog. Normally, hatred should have erupted between them at first sight. But that's not the case with Pwditat and Terfel, who have become inseparable friends after the first, highly sensitive stray kitten, began to lead the second, blind from cataracts and confined to this incredible encounter in his basket, to avoid bumping into things.
Telling their story is the human "mother" Judy Godfrey-Brown, 57, a retired civil servant from Holyhead, North Wales, and a witness to the extraordinary bond between the two animals. It all began when one night the foundling cat was welcomed into the house. As soon as he entered he looked at Terfel, who was in his kennel as usual, she approached and immediately led him out into the garden. “I've never seen anything like it, most dogs and cats hate each other,” said Judy.
Probably the feline perceived Terfel's condition, struck by the opacity that obscures the vision of the lens in the eye. Cataracts in dogs can be hereditary or caused by diabetes, nutritional deficiencies, trauma or old age. Pwditat, the cat, seems to have understood this difficulty right away, demonstrating how animals often know how to be more "human" than people.
“Since then he has used his paws to guide him: they are glued to each other and they even sleep together now”, explains the owner of the two special animals. Now Terfel has Pwditat's eyes to find his way. When we say that unity is strength ...
Roberta Ragni
