Meet the lovely dog known as "National Father" in Cincinnati Wildlife Village (USA)

Recently, the residents of the Cincinnati Animal Village were moved by the fact that Blakely is looking after 3 young pigtails.

In the animal village of Cincinnati (Ohio, USA), the dog Blakely is famous for the image of the “national father”. Being at the dog’s best age, 6 years old, with a big and strong body, and a charming long black coat, Blakely always makes the hearts of the girls of the village “beat”.

But people never saw the shadow of a dog girl next to Blakely. The villagers only see that Blakely is still busy with “trafficking” work with other children of different species. This is why many people often wonder why Blakely does not take care of her children, but only takes care of the children of the world.

The story is that 3 female tigers, when they were born, were abandoned by their mother and “picked up” by the villagers. Seeing this, Blakely’s instinct for fatherhood resurfaced. So, once again, Blakely took care of her cubs but not her own kind.

Fortunately, the 3 little tigers love this father very much, it seems that nothing can separate them. According to a villager, the three tigresses are indeed very lucky to have met a wonderful father like Blakely.

Because she feared the 3 little kids would be intimidated by other Big Tigers, so Blakely taught the little ones how to use love and self-defense skills to survive out of their father’s hand.

Caring for another child

This is not the first time Blakely has taken on this sacred responsibility. He raised other poor orphans including a small leopard, a South African wild cat and a young boar who seemed very difficult to raise.

Time flies, each child has grown and matured under Blakely’s arms. Certainly, it was a large family with the greatest number of children but the most different species in the village. However, this large family never quarreled or exchanged words.

Hopefully Blakely’s extended family will grow stronger and Blakely won’t be “alone” anymore. Because being a “single” father is not at all easy!