This speech about our furry friends is perfect! Dogs hold such a special place in our lives. Everything said in this video is so true!
Listen to this special tribute to our favorite family members below!
Pictured below: Jonas, my 23-month-old Yorkie/Shih Tzu mixed. We rescued him from the Washington Humane Society, Washington, DC, on September 24, 2013, when he was 9-months-old. He is adorable, and brings so much joy into my life!
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Endangered Asiatic Lion Rescued From Well
An endangered Asiatic lion was rescued by forest officials after it fell into a 60-foot deep well on a farm in Amrpur village in India, according to The Indian Express.
The 8-year-old male lion was roaming the property of Badhabhai Rabari at night when it slipped into the open well filled with water. The animal treaded water until forest officials could lower a rope bed into the water for it to stand on. Then, somehow officials managed to get two ropes around the animal and pull it out of the well and into a cage. Caters News Agency has video of the rescue:
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The 8-year-old male lion was roaming the property of Badhabhai Rabari at night when it slipped into the open well filled with water. The animal treaded water until forest officials could lower a rope bed into the water for it to stand on. Then, somehow officials managed to get two ropes around the animal and pull it out of the well and into a cage. Caters News Agency has video of the rescue:
To read more on this story, click here: Endangered Asiatic Lion Rescued From Well
Adopt-A-Senior-Pet Month Roots for the Underdogs
(CNN) -- It's been said time and again that you can't teach an old dog new tricks, but what about giving one a new lease on life?
Animal rights organizations like the ASPCA and shelters nationwide have taken to observing November as Adopt-A-Senior-Pet Month. To mark that occasion, some of the top senior pooches on social media are taking the cause into their own hands ... er, paws.
Marnie, a 12-year-old Shih Tzu, is one of them.
To read more on this story, click here: Adopt-A-Senior-Pet Month Roots for the Underdogs
Animal rights organizations like the ASPCA and shelters nationwide have taken to observing November as Adopt-A-Senior-Pet Month. To mark that occasion, some of the top senior pooches on social media are taking the cause into their own hands ... er, paws.
Marnie, a 12-year-old Shih Tzu, is one of them.
To read more on this story, click here: Adopt-A-Senior-Pet Month Roots for the Underdogs
Shedd Aquarium's New Otter Pup Is The Sweetest Thing Ever
The Shedd Aquarium welcome their newest resident : an orphaned southern sea otter pup. Watch as she arrives at Shedd and gets to know her new family! Isn’t this the cutest thing you’ve seen all day?
Iranian Dog Owners Face 74 Lashes if They Take Their Dog For A Walk

A bill presented by 32 members of the Iranian Parliament claimed that owning a dog as a pet harms the country's Islamic culture because of their 'uncleanliness'.
Violators could be arrested if they are caught accompanying their pet in public and forced to pay a fine of up to 100 million rials, around £2,243, or RECEIVE 74 lashes.
To read more on this story, click here: Iranian Dog Owners Face 74 Lashes if They Take Their Dog For A Walk
You Won't Believe Where This Guy Drove His Car to Rescue a Dog (Video)
If you saw a dog stuck in the middle of a canal, what would you do? Climbing down to get the dog might be one way to go, but how would you climb back up the steep walls while holding the pooch? Quite the conundrum. To this kind individual, however, the answer was simple: drive your car into the canal!
We’re not joking. This person saw the dog in need, jumped in their jeep and set out to save the day. We can’t imagine how the car got into the waterway … but we have to hand it to them, the drive-by rescue is pretty impressive. How cool would it be if every animal rescue involved a bright orange jeep that would magically appear and swoop the animal in need off to a better life? That would make for a great animal-rescue hero movie.
We just love seeing people going to extreme lengths to help out our fellow sentient beings. Our hats go off to you Orange Jeep Man (okay, maybe for the movie he’ll get a better name).
Take a look at the video below:
We’re not joking. This person saw the dog in need, jumped in their jeep and set out to save the day. We can’t imagine how the car got into the waterway … but we have to hand it to them, the drive-by rescue is pretty impressive. How cool would it be if every animal rescue involved a bright orange jeep that would magically appear and swoop the animal in need off to a better life? That would make for a great animal-rescue hero movie.
We just love seeing people going to extreme lengths to help out our fellow sentient beings. Our hats go off to you Orange Jeep Man (okay, maybe for the movie he’ll get a better name).
Take a look at the video below:
When This Man's Girlfriend Gave Him An Ultimatum, He Chose The Dog
From dividing up belongings to moving out of a shared apartment, breakups can be tough. But what do you do when you have a furry friend to further complicate matters?
For Scott Ladauti, the decision was easy. When it came to choosing between salvaging his relationship and keeping his dog, he didn’t hesitate.
"When [my girlfriend] gave the ultimatum, it really wasn’t a question," he told HuffPost Live host Nancy Redd. "I lived in my car for, like, four days with my dog before my parents would let us come back to their house. But I would have been homeless with her forever."
To read more on this story, click here: When This Man's Girlfriend Gave Him An Ultimatum, He Chose The Dog
For Scott Ladauti, the decision was easy. When it came to choosing between salvaging his relationship and keeping his dog, he didn’t hesitate.
"When [my girlfriend] gave the ultimatum, it really wasn’t a question," he told HuffPost Live host Nancy Redd. "I lived in my car for, like, four days with my dog before my parents would let us come back to their house. But I would have been homeless with her forever."
To read more on this story, click here: When This Man's Girlfriend Gave Him An Ultimatum, He Chose The Dog
Internet Emits Collective 'Aww' For This Cat's Unique Face

Meet Monty! Due to a chromosomal mutation, this charming fellow was born without a nasal bridge — a condition that is responsible for his "signature" look. He luckily hasn't had any major breathing problems due to his nasal abnormality, but he does sneeze more than the average cat.
To read more on this story, click here: Internet Emits Collective 'Aww' For This Cat's Unique Face
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