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Cat Story of an Unlikely Friendship with a Dog

Cat Story of an Unlikely Friendship with a Dog preview
Cat Story of an Unlikely Friendship with a Dog preview

Look Inside · 8 pages

Social story page 1 introduces Cleo the curious cat and Duke the playful dog, neighbors who have never spoken.
Opening page of the eight-page friendship story
Social story page 2: Cleo’s favorite ball of yarn rolls into Duke’s yard, and he invites her to retrieve it.
Story page 2: Cleo and Duke first speak
Social story page 3: Cleo nervously enters the yard, and Duke reassures her that he likes making friends.
Story page 3: Duke reassures Cleo
Social story page 4: Duke teaches Cleo to dig little holes, and Cleo teaches Duke to climb low branches.
Story page 4: Learning from each other
Social story page 5: Cleo and Duke meet each morning to play and watch birds; neighbors call them “The Odd Pair.”
Story page 5: A daily friendship grows
Social story page 6: Cleo says she dislikes thunder, and Duke promises to stay until the storm passes.
Story page 6: Duke offers comfort
Social story page 7: Cleo feels brave enough to join Duke under the porch and thanks him for being her friend.
Story page 7: Cleo thanks her friend
Social story page 8 concludes that Cleo and Duke are best friends and kindness brings different beings together.
Final story page: Kindness brings friends together

About This Product

This is a Social Story about friendship and differences.

It demonstrates how kindness, patience and open-mindedness can help to create worthwhile friendships. Through the story of Cleo the cat and Duke the dog, students relate to feeling nervous, curious about what’s happening, and empathetic. The book is a model for how reaching out, listening to and being kind to one another can transform strangers into lifelong friends — even if they’re different.

This gentle and warm-hearted story nurtures early social development and inspires kids to be inclusive and open-hearted toward others. With relatable animal characters, emotive illustrations and simple language, it is a great resource for teaching friendship skills. The story paves the way for valuable discussion related to emotions, diversity, and acceptance. Perfect for reading with a group, SEL activities, or just an occasional storytime moment with loving guidance.

Recommended Age Group:

This book is perfect for children ages 4–7, making it a great fit for preschool, kindergarten, and early elementary classrooms.

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