Owner reunited with dog TWO YEARS after beloved pet went missing

date February 7th, 2020 category Stories

A dog owner was able to track down her beloved pooch who had been missing for more than two years thanks to the help of a Facebook group. The footage of Rebecca Bien was recorded at the Louisville Metro Animal Shelter, Kentucky, as she was reunited with her five-year-old Heeler-Collie-cross called Emmy Lou in January. …

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Unbearably cute! Polar bear cub playfights with its patient mother

date February 7th, 2020 category Stories

A polar bear playfully bites and grapples with its mother in these heartwarming images filmed in Alaska. Brant Bady, 36, a photographer from Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, captured the scenes from a boat in the Beaufort Sea. Mr Bady likes travelling five months a year to explore and take photographs. Polar bears were at the …

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70-Year-Old Teacher With No Wife And Kids Seems Strict In School, Students Find Out He Volunteers At Children’s Hospital After Class

date February 6th, 2020 category Stories

Jim O’Connor, a Vietnam veteran whose nature is straight uptight, currently works as a mathematics teacher. He is known to keep short hair and retains the military hairstyle. He is always alert like an eagle watching his students. Owing to his many years in military service, Jim maintains his commanding voice that no student would …

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Second-grader sells over $4K in keychains for students’ lunch debt

date February 5th, 2020 category Stories

A selfless 8-year-old boy from Washington raised more than $4,000 to cover other students’ lunch debt — simply by selling handmade key chains, according to a new report. Keoni Ching, a student at Benjamin Franklin Elementary in Vancouver, was able to make the noble gesture after selling hundreds of keychains — at $5 each — …

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Dance Group Autism With Attitude Earns Standing Ovation – Staff Picks

date January 14th, 2020 category Stories

The inspiring dance group, Autism With Attitude, bring their talents to the big stage of The Greatest Dancer. All of the members of Autism With Attitude, or AWA, are on the Autism spectrum. This incredible dance group allows these individuals to express themselves through art. Today, AWA is taking their dance skills to The Greatest …

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Dying puppy is nursed back to life with the help of some loving chimpanzees

date January 8th, 2020 category All post

Jenny and Jim Desmond know a thing or two about saving animals; they run the Liberia Chimpanzee Rescue in West Africa. When Jenny was driving along the streets of a remote village in Liberia one day she spotted a tiny fur baby in dire need of help. She drove the dying puppy, called Snafu, back …

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Koalas rescued on Kangaroo Island by teenagers after bushfires ravage national park

date January 8th, 2020 category All post

As the cost of the Kangaroo Island fires begins to reveal itself, heartwarming moments of kindness are shining through the despair. A group of teenagers has been filmed rescuing a carload of injured koalas from the island’s decimated Flinders Chase National Park. As many as 25,000 of the native animals are feared dead in the …

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