Welcoming a new batch of puppies is always an exhilarating event, and Rosie’s story is no exception. Rosie, a lovely golden retriever mix, was discovered wandering the streets and brought to Neuse River Golden Retriever Rescue. The volunteers were quick to notice Rosie’s distended belly, and they soon learned that she was carrying a litter of puppies.

Fortunately, Rosie was able to find a temporary home with Katie and John Black, who are known for fostering more than 20 dogs with their big hearts. They anticipated a large litter, but what they got was beyond their expectations. Rosie delivered four healthy puppies, but they looked nothing like their mother, sporting white fur adorned with black or brown spots that made them look like little cows. The Black couple wasn’t aware of the uniqueness of these puppies until Katie posted their picture on Reddit, which went viral in no time. Despite this, they took care of these puppies just like any other litter and even gave them cow names such as Daisy, Betsy, Clarabelle, and Moo, showing them off with pride.

It’s quite common for dogs to produce offspring with different appearances, particularly in the case of mixed breeds. Pets4Homes reports that non-purebred dogs, hybrids, and intentional breeding between two breeds can lead to unique patterns and hues.

At the moment, Katie and John are relishing in their responsibility of taking care of these lovable puppies. However, they are fully aware that they will need to find a new home for them soon. Despite this, they are making the most of their time with the pups and having a blast. If you also find these puppies irresistible, feel free to spread the word by sharing this story on Facebook!