The animal world is full of amazing relationships. Friendships between species that leave us speechless, and it is not for less.
Let's see, who would have imagined that a cat and an eagle could be friends? Well yes, and like them hundreds of best friends who don't care what they look like or the condition.
Today's friends couldn't be cuter. The photos showing Wildlife Friends Foundation Thailand (WFFT), an animal rescue organization in Phetchaburi, they show how much love they profess.
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- Leonardo, an African tortoise, has lived at WFFT since 2013, after the zoo where he lived closed
- A few years later, in February 2016, a new resident arrived at the rescue center named Simon
- Simon was just a calf when he was grazing with his mother and got entangled in a vine
- The poor man ended up losing part of one of his legs
- But the rescue center equipped him with a prosthesis and planned to introduce him to a herd of other cattle like him.
- To recover from his ordeal, Simon was left in a separate compound
- "We had planned to move him later to a field where he would be with two other rescued cows "
- But Simon had other plans, he met Leonardo and everything changed
- They are inseparable and best friends, and there is no way to change that anymore
Leonardo, an African tortoise, has lived at WFFT since 2013, after the zoo where he lived closed

A few years later, in February 2016, a new resident arrived at the rescue center named Simon

Simon was just a calf when he was grazing with his mother and got entangled in a vine

The poor man ended up losing part of one of his legs

But the rescue center provided him with a prosthesis and planned to introduce him to a herd of other cattle like him.

To recover from his ordeal, Simon was left in a separate room

"We had planned to move him later to a field where he would be with two other rescued cows "

But Simon had other plans, he met Leonardo and everything changed

They are inseparable and best friends, and there is no way to change that anymore.

Source: The Dodo
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