Flag is a three-year-old Siberian Husky and restorative/mental help canine for her mother, Whitney Braley. At the point when Whitney experiences uneasiness assaults brought about by her PTSD, Banner is in that spot close by to assist. The canine can likewise recognize headaches and differences in circulatory strain and can expel her from groups to slow her mother’s pulse.
To put it plainly, she’s a lifesaver.But Banner’s accommodation doesn’t stop there; it’s likewise stretched out to different creatures. At some point, the canine drove Whitney into the forested areas and hovered around a cardboard box when she detected something wasn’t right.
At the point when Mom opened the crate, Banner put her head in and lifted a cat out!That cat alongside six kin were full in that container and deserted in no place. Nobody knows how they ended up there precisely, however Whitney presumes somebody dumped them there and left them to die.The little cats weren’t making any sounds, and Whitney figured they might be dead.
Be that as it may, beside being freezing, they were alive. “I don’t have the foggiest idea how Banner realized they were in there,” Whitney revealed to Good Times. “The little cats were frigid and weren’t howling or anything.
She just knew some way or another. She is a genuine saint. On the off chance that she didn’t discover the cats, they would have all died.”She brought the little cats home to think about them, and Banner was unquestionably up to assist! The canine went about as their surrogate mother and was amazingly delicate and minding with all of them.
She constantly watched over them and cuddled with them for naps. Banner’s helpful nature and motherly instincts saved these kittens and gave them all a second chance at life. After being cared for and properly raised, all of the kitties went on to some loving forever homes!