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Analysis: Unusual Animal Relationships
I believe you can make a dog with puppies also take care of kittens by giving the kittens to the dog after the puppies are born. It may also be good if the kittens were orphans. For example: In the passage “Unusual Animal Relationships”, when it talks about the relationship between the dog and the orangutan, it explains how the orangutan (Suryia) became “orphaned after losing his parents”, and it wasn’t until he met the dog (Roscoe) that Suryia became happy, and Roscoe became his friend. Going back to the kittens, they may want parents so much, that they will be excited to have the dog as a mother. Plus, the dog, being the good mother she is, may care less about the fact that she now has more babies to take care of. Especially ones that are

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