Cadence Beavers from Arizona went viral on TikTok a few days ago after posting a heroic video of herself rushing to save her sister's dog, MJ, who run into the pool and started drowning while she was performing one of her TikTok's dances.
Well done, Cadence!
These police officers are viewing their duty to protect civil order as applying to animals as it does to people and we love them for that. So, have more faith in police officers, people. In many cases, they are the saving angels of poor animals stuck in misfortunate situations like the ones in the following photos.
The coronavirus outbreak has sickened more than 80,000 people, according to official counts, most of them at the Wuhan district of China. The Chinese officials have decided to completely seal the area and now It is estimated that more than 30,000 pets have been left stranded after their owners were stuck outside the city, not allowed to go back in. In response, people trapped in Wuhan have been volunteering and checking in on the animals who were left behind. One of these angels is Ye Jialin, who is called the cat rescuer of Wuhan. Here is his unique story.
Kristin Harkness and Jay Yonz from North Carolina are a very unique couple with a giant heart.
The animal-mad couple decided to spend all of their savings on giving their adopted disabled sheep a better quality of life, rather than go ahead with their wedding. And if that's not enough, they also run refuge with more than 62 disabled animals including dogs and cats.
What an inspirational couple!
Story Via: Caters News
The brand new "Bushfire Heroes" figure was created for two major reasons- honoring those heroic firefighters fighting against the devastating bushfires in Australia but also as part of a fundraiser campaign. Pre-orders for the figurine are now open, with delivery expected in June. What a cute figurine and an awesome initiative!
All cats are adorable but Belarus, a cross-eyed cat from San Francisco, is definitely one of the cutest ones we have ever seen.
His crossed eyes, caused by a rare condition called strabismus, emphasize his adorable and playful nature and makes him even cuter, leaving him with a permanently confused expression. This fluffy and cheerful boy has already amassed more than 250k followers on Instagram, all thanks to his owner, Rachel, who adopted him almost two years ago from a local shelter: 'When I first saw him, I just thought he was the most hilariously adorable cat ever. I had never really been a cat person before, but thought he would be the perfect cat', she told the Daily Mail. "I sent his adoption picture to my family and their reactions were quite similar. 'They told me you have to go see him, so I did. 'His favorite hobbies include juggling, waiting for his food machine and looking in two directions at once.'
Ever since the adoption, Rachel and Belarus are supporting the shelter he came from, as well as other animal charities.
The "marketing" gimmick is using Belarus's famous face on different clothing items and selling them for charity purposes on his dedicated online store. Together, they have raised already $12,000 and counting.
Thank you, Belarus, for being that adorably wonderful.
After drought took their water and bushfire took their food, the New South Wales Minister for Energy and Environment announced the "Operation Rock Wallaby"- airdropping food and water to some key colonies across the continent. Bless you, all!
Aussie artist named Sharnia-Mae Sturm shared a touching illustration on New Year's Eve as news of Australia's bushfire crisis broke around the world. She came up with the idea while thinking about all the animals that have passed away and suddenly realized they'd all be safe in the loving arms of Steve Irwin. After all, Steve and his family were always ones to stand by the animals and are continuing his legacy by saving over 90,000 animals so far. People were moved by the cartoon with many saying it brought them to tears.
A water tanker driver in the fires zone in Australia got an unexpected cab mate who he called: "Ray of sunshine after nightmare"
Story via: Sydney Morning Herald
The Las Vegas animal rescue group Lofty Hopes raised concerns over a viral video showing at least two pigeons wearing tiny, almost custom-made cowboy hats in a parking lot. It's unclear who was behind the stunt, but activists were concerned that the hats may have been glued on, harming the birds.
This town in Wisconsin is doing everything to help its turtle population!
We don't often think about the dangers that turtles have to go through on a day-to-day basis but if they live near the highway, those dangers are very real. Perhaps that is why the Wisconsin Department of Transportation got together with the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point and came up with this innovative idea. Story via: Wisconsin Public Radio
This is the heartwarming moment a disabled Malaysian man climbed out of his wheelchair to rescue a kitten stranded in a filthy storm drain and turned into our hero. Story via: Paws Planet
Twitter is in tears after a video of a woman rescuing a badly burnt and wailing koala from a bushfire went viral. The koala was spotted crossing a road amongst the flames when a local woman, who told Nine News her name was Toni, rushed to the koala's aid, wrapping the animal in her shirt and pouring water over it. Toni then transported the injured koala to the nearby Port Macquarie Koala Hospital, a facility that is treating up to 15 affected koalas.
Recently, a cat named Mikey got stuck in a 90-foot tall palm tree in the city of Pico Rivera in Los Angeles County. In total, he spent close to two weeks in the palm tree, which was in spite of various efforts to convince him to climb down on his own. "Just goes to show you, what goes up doesn't have to come down," Mikey's owner, Dolores Lopez, said. At least not right away.
Story Via: The Mercury News
Some happier news to emerge from the blazes in California revolves around an injured great horned owl discovered by CAL FIRE in the ashes of the Maria Fire. Firefighters used a coat and took Ram to a wildlife rehabilitation group, where the bird will recover from its injuries.
A malnourished dog was pulled from rubble in the Bahamas weeks after Hurricane Dorian devastated the island, and his rescuers gave him a fitting name: Miracle. Big Dog Ranch Rescue used infrared drone technology and special recovery teams to locate and rescue dogs, including Miracle, well after Hurricane Dorian ravaged the island. Miracle is now safe and recovering in Florida. Video via @CBSNews
