Raven, a young Tamaskan husky, was in need of a feline friend to grow up with, but her owner Christina knew it wasn’t a decision to be taken lightly. Instead of choosing a cat herself, Christina took Raven to a shelter in Lubbock, Texas so that the puppy could make her own choice.
“I’ve always dreamt of having a dog and a cat grow up together,” Christina shared. “I wanted them to have a strong bond from the start, so it was important that they got along well.” It was crucial for Christina that Raven and the chosen cat would be the perfect match.
Upon meeting four different kittens at the shelter, Raven seemed uninterested in all except for one named Woodhouse. It was evident to both Raven and Christina that Woodhouse was the one meant to be Raven’s companion. Woodhouse was fortunate that day, finding not just a new home but a lifelong friend in Raven. A year has gone by, and their bond remains as strong as ever.
“They have a special connection,” Christina remarked. “They may not snuggle as much as when they were younger, but they’re always together, playing and keeping each other company.” Christina’s decision to let Raven choose her own cat at the shelter in Lubbock, Texas turned out to be the best choice for both Raven and Woodhouse.
Raven came across four cute kittens, but only one caught her attention – a little one named Woodhouse. The other three didn’t seem to care much for her presence.
“I’ve dreamed of having a dog and a cat grow up together for as long as I can remember. It’s been a personal goal of mine,” shared Christina, the proud owner.
“They are a perfect match.” Although they aren’t cuddling like they used to when they were younger, they are inseparable, constantly by each other’s side, and always engaging in playful activities together.
Fortune smiled on Woodhouse that fateful day when she not only discovered a place to live, but also gained a loyal companion.
