After a significant downpour, Ginger Biscuit was discovered drenched to the bone and in need of assistance in a storm drain. Greenside Animal Hospital received him from his rescuer, and because they had no information about his health, they placed him in the isolation ward so he could recuperate and recover in quiet.
When Ginger initially arrived at the hospital, he was understandably a little anxious. He was only 8 to 10 weeks old, and because of how bewildered he was, he was somewhat frightened of anyone passing by and tending to him.
Ginger was fortunate to have the isolation ward to himself, save for Anne.
Anne was also sent to the hospital as a stray after being discovered at a neighbouring sports club hiding in a bush. She was quite frail and covered in ticks and fleas. She was taken to the hospital by one of the club’s trainers, and it was clear to all that she was seriously ill. They immediately started working on her recovery and got her placed in the isolation ward.
At Greenside Animal Hospital, the dogs and cats are typically kept apart, but the isolation ward is an exception. Crates for Anne and Ginger were located on opposite sides of the room. The personnel believed that there was no possibility that they could have any interaction.
One day, when entering the isolation ward, staff members froze in their tracks. There was no Ginger in his crate. He was, however, huddled close to Anne in her crate.
It doesn’t matter that the two are very different from one another. Everyone says that their friendship is the finest thing imaginable, and it is powerful.
