This very well just might be the greatest rescue stories of our time!
This particular black bear wandered from his home in Osceola National Forest to a residential area in Alligator Point, Florida. He was following his nose and was seen shuffling through residents garbage. The wildlife authorities set out to capture the bear and return him home to the forest when things took a turn for the worst.
What starts off as a sad story soon turns into a 'Fox and the Hound' tale. Only without the hound and the heartache of abandonment. Well, maybe a little heartache. Chris Rolfe, a farmer from Haywards Heath, West Sussex, had been checking on his pregnant ewes when he saw a car hit a fox on his way home. He immediately went to check on the fox when he noticed it was a vixen and there was movement of cubs inside her belly. Thinking quickly, he performed a C-Section and pulled out the pups.
Story via BBC News
Want to check out another wholesome story? Try this Twitter user who turned the Vulpes family into a fox grading system full of ironic humor.
When Estonian dam workers saw a dog trapped in icy water, they didn't hesitate and they rushed to help the poor animal. After rescuing the animal, it was taken to a nearby clinic where it was confirmed that the dog brought in...was a wolf. Check out the images below!
Via Euronews
In Waterway Point in Punggol, Singapore, a group of complete strangers banded together in a rescue attempt to help save a kitten trapped.
For the members of the Sri Lankan navy, it was just a routine morning patrol on Tuesday. Things were sailing smoothly... until it took an unexpected turn. The navy spotted and elephant all the way out in the middle of the sea. It was struggling to stay afloat after having been pulled miles off the coast by the oceans currents.
A pair of off-duty troopers from the Kentucky State Police were helping to mow a cemetery lawn few days ago when they heard what sounded like a dog in distress emanating from a forested area close by, so they decided to investigate.
angelmrj says: "This is a bunny I saved after he fell in a window well last spring. I named him Benny after Benjamin Bunny. I only saw him around for a few days, but I like to believe that he found his family and had lots of bunny adventures."
Thank you for saving Benny! I'm sure his family really appreciates you help!
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