These friends need each other. | God's World News

These friends need each other.

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    Kris, a cheetah born at the Cincinnati Zoo, plays with her companion dog, Remus, an Animal Rescue Fund rescue puppy. (AP)
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    These two make the sixth successful cheetah-dog pairing at the zoo. (AP)
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    Kris, the only surviving cub of her mother’s litter, was paired with Remus to help her attach to others. (AP)
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    The cheetah and the puppy play with toys together. (AP)
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    Being alone is not good for cheetah cubs . . . or people. (AP)
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He has four legs. She does too! She has soft fur. He does too!

These two animals are best friends. They play hide-and-seek. They share toys. They play tag.

They are different kinds of animals. What are they?

 

READ MORE: Kris doesn’t have a cheetah family. Zoo workers take care of her. Remus is a rescue dog. He is her new big brother. Does Remus think Kris is a silly looking dog? Does Kris think Remus needs spots? Remus will show Kris how to play and teach her how to snuggle. He’s not a cheetah. She’s not a dog. But they need each other! God created us to need each other too. The Bible’s Jonathan and David were good friends. They needed each other. It says in 1 Samuel 20:4, “Then Jonathan said to David, ‘Whatever you say, I will do for you.’