Lion cub born with a rare disorder and cannot be released into the wild gets paired up with a tiny dachshund who he instantly connects with, the two get separated when the lion grows, leaving the lion heartbroken, so their caretakers reunite them

So many people, for some reason, believe that cats are solitary creatures who don't want anyone in their lives but themselves. But we, as cat owners, know that could not be further from the truth. Cats love their humans, let's start with that, and don't let anyone convince you otherwise. And cats love other animals too. Cats and dogs can be best friends, despite all of their differences. Cats and birds can hang out and enjoy each other's company even though one is the other one's prey. 

We think the best example of cats being social creatures are actually not house cats though, it's lions. They are known to be social creatures. They need their pack. And this goes for all lions, even ones born a little different, ones that cannot be released into the wild. That is the story of Bonedigger. He was born different, and because of that, being friends with other lions was never really an option. His pack ended up being a unique one but just as amazing. 

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