What started like any typical Friday evening quickly escalated to something much more traumatic for Cecilia Celis and her puppy Lulu. "We were inside making tacos, and we hear crying. We just hear them barking and crying, so we are like 'oh they're just play fighting' and a second later, I just look outside. We see a huge bird fly up, and I yell at the bird, 'get off my dog! Get off my dog!" Celis explains. Surveillance video from Celis'home shows her rushing outside to her two-pound Yorkie who was in the talons of a large bird, possibly a hawk. Lulu survived the bird attack without sustaining serious injuries. Brave Girl!
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This western pond turtle hatchling got a fighting chance at survival thanks to his friends at the Oregon zoo.
Bees are seen as one of humanity's biggest enemies, and yet they help to keep us alive. Bees are pollinators, and without them, we wouldn't be alive. They are actually responsible for feeding 90% of the world's population. The host of "Planet Earth" has a small tip for all of us that can save them and save humanity. Via: Shared.com
One more proof that cats and dogs could be best friends.
Man pulls over to save bunny from California wildfireMan pulls over to the side of California's Highway 1 to rescue a wild rabbit from the raging Thomas Fire, witnesses say. http://abcn.ws/2AF2USL
Posted by ABC News on Thursday, December 7, 2017
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How far would you be willing to go in order to save the life of a helpless wild animal? One anonymous man in Ventura County, California is being praised as a hero after bystanders watched him risk his own life to save another. The video shows the young man on the side of California's Highway 1 surrounded by smoke and flames. He had pulled over, and another driver paused to film him. Wow!
At an early age of 17 years old, Christine L. Exley saved the life of her"wiggly-butt Pit Bull", Pepper. How? Well...while volunteering at a local shelter, she learned that if no one would adopt Pepper soon, she will have to be put down. So Christine did the only thing she could think of, since she was only 17 and couldn't legally adopt Pepper...
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At the sunset of his life, 21-year-old cat Tigger was abandoned by his human at a local veterinary surgery. Sad and confused, he couldn't understand why. But then Adriene Nicole came along. Nicole saw his story on the Canton Neighbors page and decided to take him home. She wanted to give him the love he needed.
Sadly, Nicole soon discovered that Tigger had kidney failure and a golf ball-sized tumor. But it didn't hold Nicole back. Tigger's story just shows how amazing it is to adopt a geriatric pet and give them the best remaining days!
