We are all aware that tigers and dogs are not often considered to be the best of friends; nevertheless, the tale that we shall discuss today will disprove that notion. The most fascinating and unusual circumstances might give rise to new friendships. Animals never fail to astound us, particularly when it comes to the unlikelihood of certain connections.

This is the remarkable bond that has formed between three German shepherds named Blacky, Hugo, and Jenny and two Siberian tigers named Suria and Sunny, both of whom are critically endangered. They have made their home in a wildlife refuge in Slovakia known as Oasis, where they breed Siberian tigers in a stress-free environment and provide protection for them.

Yveta Irsova established the Oasis in 1999, and since that time, a total of 23 tigers have been born at this location. And as of right now, it is the home of 28 tigers, all of which contribute to a rather tiny genetic pool.

The legendary tiger of Siberia Since she was a cub, Suria has called Oasis her home. She was one of many other cubs who were born there. Suria and the German shepherds were likely born around the same time, and while they were all still very young, they made their first acquaintance with one another.

Since that time, three canines have been inseparable from the large cat Suria and her recently born pup, Sunny. They spend the whole day playing together, which can sometimes become pretty boisterous as the group pretends to fight and chases after each other with a lot of enthusiasm. On the other hand, they never do anything to hurt their close companions.

“Suria and the dogs are roughly the same age, and they have spent their whole lives together. Martin Ziman, a volunteer at the Oasis, said that the two spend most of their time together. “They are very much like brothers, and they spend all day long playing together.” They never bring harm to one another.”

“It is good to see everything, and it is so fantastic to be so close to these magnificent creatures,” the tour guide said. Every day, Suria engages in playful interaction with the dogs, and the dogs adore her. “I love animals and I love the oasis – it’s a beautiful project to assist these tigers who are approaching extinction,” said Lucia Zustakova, one of the volunteers at the sanctuary. “It’s a great initiative to help these tigers that are facing extinction.”