luiz_392

let`s twitt..!!
greetings!!
yo twitteo
tu twitteas
el twittea...
bio? se la comio mi perro y dice que fue el gato...

[Vicent Soria Durá @vicentgodella]

Cuando papá jirafa y su hermano ven por primera vez a la cría recién nacida. No somos tan diferentes a otros animales.

[Hugolf Doc de la víscera magna @HCarpac]

Buzos mis desconocidos amigos!

[Momentos Virales @momentoviral]

En Brasil existe la tradición de entregar el primer pedazo de pastel a la persona que más quieres.
Lo mas tierno que veras hoy.

[Interesting things @awkwardgoogle]

bro unlocked a feeling he didn't know existed

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

When two old guys mean the world to each other

[FoxyFarmer🦊🇺🇸 @GardensR4Health]

🚨WOW. Child Dramatically Rescued in Santa Cruz yesterday

A 16yr old Lifeguard went VIRAL for the rescue, exhibiting STUNNING lifesaving skills

As onlookers attempted to help, they too were almost swept away, the young lifeguard telling them to save themselves

[EjeCentral @EjeCentral]

🐶🐂 Una amistad sin etiquetas que está conquistando el internet.
Dicen que los mejores amigos vienen en todas las formas y tamaños. 🐾🥹✨
Vía @infinitevideos2026

[Interesting things @awkwardgoogle]

Beware of dog signs

[NO CONTEXT HUMANS @HumansNoContext]

An artist using an art to make an artwork 👏

[Guillermo Blanco @BlancoGustavo10]

Está caricatura de 1943 alerto el mundo del modus operandi de cómo los políticos tratan de influir en las masas, pero lamentablemente muchos no le pararon.

Casualmente es lo que ha venido haciendo EEUU 🇺🇸 y sus Cipayos de otros países.

VÉANLA y saquen sus conclusiones 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽

[Antidepressant Content @depressionlesss]

A collection of the most heartwarming moments shared between animals and humans ❤️

[luiz_392 @392luiz]

@NatureVoyag3 Oh, yes, really gIAnt... 😑🤦🏻‍♂️

[Blue🦋 @Lismarblue]

No más bolsa de las bolsas en mi cocina 💥

[European Link Coalition @LinkEuropean]

@Gabriele_Corno Children have a natural empathy for all sentient animals. If only we could continue to see life through the eyes of a child, our world would be a very different place. A man wrote a song about this. It is now in a Human Rights Charter of the United Nations !

[Gabriele Corno @Gabriele_Corno]

When you take your toddler to the dog shelter:
"Please tell him I'll be back. Don't let him think I've forgotten about him.
Mommy, tell Poppy to wait for me. Do you want to come back tomorrow? Yes. Please tell him I'll be back. Don't let him think I've forgotten about him. We'll tell him, sweetheart."
And so, the adoption begins.

[La Jefita @lajefita]

Tus neutrófilos correteando a esa canija Escherichia coli cuando entra a tu mucosa urinaria, decidida a causarte una infección 🫶🏻😁 https://t.co/1saW98HTOJ

[R E M @REM__BEN]

İşte hayatta böyle dostların olacak

[衝撃bot @minnano_dougaww]

里親募集イベントで
犬は一生を共にする飼い主を選びます…

[Gabriele Corno @Gabriele_Corno]

A home security camera inside a house in Knoxville, Tennessee, captured the following.
The man in the pajamas is Harold. He is 79 years old.
He was diagnosed with a progressive memory condition two years ago.
Part of Harold's condition causes what his doctors call "sundowning." In the late evening hours, Harold's mind sometimes takes him back decades. He will wake up convinced he needs to drive somewhere. Go to work. Meet someone. He gets dressed in whatever is closest. Walks to the door.
Before last year, this happened three or four times a week. Harold's wife, Carol, would hear him and get up to guide him back. But Carol has her own health challenges. She can't always wake up fast enough.
On two separate occasions, Harold made it outside before Carol could stop him. A neighbor found him once at eleven PM walking down the middle of their street in slippers.
Their son suggested an alert system. They tried one.
Harold figured out how to turn it off.
Then last February, their daughter brought over a two-year-old Golden Retriever named Samson that she could no longer keep due to a housing move.
Nobody planned what happened next.
About three weeks after Samson arrived, Carol reviewed the home security footage from the previous night. She hadn't heard Harold get up.
The footage showed Harold walking down the hallway toward the front door at 1:17 AM. And Samson already standing at the door before Harold reached it.
Harold tried to go around him. Samson shifted.
Blocked again.
Harold tried once more. Samson moved a second time.
Then Samson reached up and very gently took Harold's sleeve in his mouth. Just held it. Began slowly walking Harold back down the hallway toward the bedroom.
Harold followed him.
Carol watched the footage sitting at her kitchen table with her coffee going cold in her hands.
She called their son right away. Sent him the clip.
Their son showed it to Harold's brain doctor at the next appointment.
The doctor reviewed it twice. Then said: "This is door-blocking and redirection behavior. It is a recognized way to help with memory-related wandering. This dog is doing it correctly. On his own.
Without any training."
Carol told us: "Samson came to us because our daughter needed somewhere for him to go. We thought we were doing her a favor. Turns out Samson was the one doing us the favor. He has been watching over Harold every single night."
Harold, on a clear morning, was told about what Samson does.
He looked at the dog for a long moment. Then said:
"Well. Somebody has to look after things around here.
Samson sleeps at the foot of Harold's bed now.
Some dogs arrive at exactly the right moment, for reasons nobody fully understands until much later.

[Virales del Mundo @Viral3sDelMundo]

🇲🇽 MÉXICO | Un empleado de una gasolinera fue despedido luego de ser descubierto bañando a perros callejeros durante su hora de descanso.

Las imágenes se viralizaron en las redes sociales y provocaron una ola de indignación contra el establecimiento, que posteriormente fue objeto de un boicot y terminó cambiando de administración.

Los nuevos propietarios intentaron contratar nuevamente al trabajador, pero para entonces ya había conseguido otro empleo.