Zuka, a stray dog, was taken back to the shelter by good-will volunteers at the time of her pregnancy. She was a good mother who took good care of her little friends, and very soon the little dogs were adopted, and Zuka couldn't wait for someone else because he was a black dog. Until five months later, a loving mother named Rhonda saw a picture of Zuka and immediately decided to take him home to take care of him, which led Zuka to his life-long good friend, Cat Stodd, who began Zuka's life of love.
When Zuka was adopted by Rhonda, he was very close to his family's former cat, Stodd.
But it's not very good. Stodd died because of his age. Zuka was very upset when she lost her best friend until Rhonda brought back a cat without a mother. As soon as Zuka saw the kittens, she looked after them as her own children, full of motherly love. Although Rhonda had some concerns at the beginning about whether Zuka's power lines might accidentally hurt the kittens, her fears had proved to be excessive and Zuka had taken good care of the kittens.
Since then, Zuka has been a cat-baby, helping Rhonda midway.
"Zuka is very receptive to these little cats, and he can let them step and bite and not get angry. The only thing he insists on is that the cats clean their faces after eating."
Every time Zuka saw Rhonda bring back a bunch of kittens, he got excited.
Amazingly, Zuka seems to know how to communicate with cats. It always knows the needs of cats, and it's different for cats of different personality.
It had been three years since the first cat in the middle of the journey, during which time Lilongda and Zuka had taken care of nearly 100 cats.
There's nothing more reassuring about these little cats who just lost their mother than a big, warm hug.
And the cat that Zuka raised was a good feature, not afraid of dogs. Many people told Rhonda that they would come and raise cats with her, that they could get along with the dogs, which Rhonda didn't expect.