Death... Is imminent for you.
My heart is as frozen as da lan'scape behind meh.
Death
At a funeral "Congratulations"
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We are currently cruising at 35,000 feet Would all dogs proceed to the nearest exit. Thank you.
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Watched 1,000 Ways to Die Never does anything ever again
OFF WIF HIS TAIL !
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teh last thing a cheezburger evar sees...
please be silent.i'm listening for a heartbeat.it's not looking good.i think this couch has just about expired.
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Kiitteh has nine lifes. Iz gots 18 wheelz. Iz winz.
didnt dey rite a song abut wheelz?
Cyoot puppehs and funneh goggies: I Has a Hotdog has 'em all!
Via SGV Tribune
Editor's Note: This video contains somewhat graphic imagery of a fatally wounded dog.
Animal control officers in La Puenta, CA are seeking the owner of (or a new home for) a brave two-year-old Labrador who refused to leave the side of her companion, another dog who had been struck and killed by a car.
According to the County of Los Angeles Department of Animal Care and Control, Grace was "laying in the street next to another dog, which was motionless and had suffered obvious head trauma."
Grace has been moved to a local shelter, with the hopes that, if her owner does not turn up, she will be quickly adopted into a loving home.
According to the video uploader, the people filming this video "risked their lives walking out into traffic to put up traffic cones... and called for help." They were not in any way involved with the original accident, said to be a hit-and-run.
Though incredibly tragic, it is touching to see Grace's extreme compassion and care. It is something that, obviously and unfortunately, not all humans possess. We hope Grace is welcomed into a suitably amazing home.
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