Good News: A Baby Bunny Was Found Being Nursed by a Cat, and a Moose Calf Was Rescued in Traffic

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HIGHLIGHTS:  Here are a few more Good News stories:  A stray cat was found nursing five kittens and a baby bunny.  And a moose calf was rescued in traffic.

FULL STORY:  Here are a few more Good News stories making the rounds . . .

1.  A family in Oklahoma took in a stray cat that later gave birth to five kittens.  But when they came back, there were six.  Or so they thought.  When they looked closer, they realized the sixth “kitten” was actually a bunny.

The mother cat was caring for the bunny alongside her own litter.  She was even nursing and protecting it like one of her own.  The family says all the animals are healthy and growing under her care.

(Here’s a news report.)

2.  A woman from Memphis rescued a lost 3-year-old girl she found wandering alone in the street.  Once she saw the kid, she pulled over and protected her from traffic.  She then comforted her . . . and using small clues, she helped reunite the girl safely with her parents.

When asked why she stopped to help the kid, she said, “It takes a village.  So, I also extended my love to their baby and was able to be her guide.”

3.  A baby moose was trapped on a busy highway in British Columbia, but everyone stopped traffic and a kind man helped lift the calf over the divider.

The calf then crossed the road and reunited with its family.  It was a tense situation at first, but it was cool to see all of the traffic stop so that the animal could be reunited with its mother.

(You can watch the video here.)

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