Unlikely friendships
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Greg Pike's dog Booger, his cat Kitty and his white mice, all named Mousie, wait outside a restaurant in Bisbee, Arizona. Reuters/Jeff Topping
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A black swan feeds carps at a wildlife park in Shenzhen, in south China's Guangdong province. Reuters/China Daily
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Sai Mai, a 26-month-old female tiger, plays with piglets at a zoo in Chonburi province. Reuters/Sukree Sukplang
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A baby rhesus macaque (Macaca mulatta) plays with a tiger cub at a zoo in Hefei, Anhui province. Reuters/Stringer
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A turtle lies on top of an alligators back at the Summit Zoo in Panama City. Reuters/Carlos Jasso
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A dog called Shura licks an orphaned roe deer it has befriended in the Simferopol zoo in Crimea. Reuters/Stringer
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A seven-months-old yellow baboon carries a Galagos also known as a bushbaby at the Animal Orphanage in the Kenya Wildlife Service headquarters in Nairobi. Reuters/Thomas Mukoya
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Mohammad Al-Hamoury holds a kitten and a puppy at his house in Amman. Al-Hamoury's cat Smaigel is parenting four puppies whose mother died in a car accident. Reuters/Muhammad Hamed
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Rabbits play with tiger cubs at a theme park in Sanya, in south China's Hainan province. Reuters/China Daily
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A Boxer rests as a Dachshund pup approaches it in Sagua La Grande, province of Santa Clara in central Cuba. Reuters/Desmond Boylan
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Fourteen inch tall Einstein, a minature horse, plays with St Bernard Hannah in a field in Barnstead, New Hampshire. Reuters/Charlie Cantrell/Handout
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Jabulani, a two-year-old elephant, was abandoned by his biological mother in the wild and his has been with Skaap - Afrikaans for sheep - since the day they met. Reuters/Juda Ngwenya
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Nimra, a one-year-old cat, plays with chicks in Amman. Nimra has been taking care of seven chicks after their mother's death. Reuters/Ali Jarekji
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