im actually in shocked. we lost TWO sitcom legends this year. andre braugher and matthew perry will both be so incredibly missed. i will never forget how much joy they brought to me and i hope they continue to brighten my day 🫶
Rip was a stray dog adopted by a British air raid warden unit after being bombed out of his London dockland home in WWII. Rip went on to rescue more than 100 people from from the rubble caused by enemy air-raids on London. Apparently, they couldn’t stop him from becoming a search and rescue dog – he did it for the enjoyment.
I just hear a bang downstairs and then hear Cormac saying to our Cat so seriously “Callie I watched the rankings video for the top ten most evil things and your not on it but I think it needs to be updated due to your behaviour” like what 😂
Our adopted mutt protected us from an intruder last night, is having minor surgery today.
Last night, someone tried to break into our home. We were in bed when we heard the window in our room shatter. Our dog jumped off the bed and ran across the room and leaped through the broken window in pursuit, chasing the criminal across the yard where the guy apparently jumped the fence.
When he came back inside he was bleeding horribly from splitting the back of his leg open on the broken glass on the window.
We stayed up all night changing dressings and containing the bleeding. We live several hours from the nearest emergency vet.
This morning he made it to the local vet when they opened and will be sedated to have his leg sutured back up some time this afternoon.
We are so grateful for our brave doggie who likely protected us from someone awful. He was just a shelter dog, and we don't even know what kind of dog he is, but he's our best friend and protector. Adopt a dog, he might save your life!
Deliveroo dirver Caio Benicio was on his motorbike this afternoon when he saw a man with a knife attacking a young girl in Parnell Square.
The 43-year-old Brazilian dismounted his bike, took off his helmet, and hit the attacker with it.
Read more here:
https://t.co/L7CRfb61pJ
"Last week I was having breakfast at Chik-fil-A and as I was sitting in my truck eating I noticed a homeless guy sitting on the curb behind the building with his dog.
He was holding a sign asking for money or food donations to help feed him and his dog (did not look like a druggy or alchy just an older man down on his luck). I observed him the entire time I ate my breakfast, he mostly just sat there scratching his mutt and holding the sign while people drove past ignoring them. When I finished my breakfast I decided to make another run through the drive-through and ordered a large chicken biscuit combo. As I was leaving I pulled up along side him and handed him the bag of breakfast and a small bag of dog food I had in my truck for when I bring my dog to work.
The bag of Chick-fil-A put a huge smile on his face but when I handed him the bag of dog food the guy literally lost it and started bawling right there on the side of my truck. After regaining his composure he exclaimed that it had been so long since somebody had treated him like a human being. I asked him if he would be willing to work hard for a decent day’s pay and he immediately straightened up and exclaimed that he could be the hardest worker I had ever seen. I gave him my business card and a fiver and told him to meet me at that spot the next morning and I would put him to work.
The next day I stopped in and sure enough he was waiting there for me, I took him and his dog to the jobsite. He wasn’t kidding about being a hard worker; this guy carried wood around and fetched tools out of my truck for me all day without complaining once. His dog just shadowed him the entire time.
During the day I learned about how he had lost his wife in a car accident, had his home that he had lived in for 35 years repossessed by the bank, had no children or family, was staying at a KOA campground, and had a bunch of his life possessions stolen, had been spit on by strangers while begging for money and had all but given up on the human race as a whole.
At the end of the day I took him to my bank and withdrew his day’s pay which amounted to $80. The look on his face was well worth it. My random act of kindness seemed to put a spark back in his eye and I continued to pick him up the rest of the week in the same spot and paying him at the end of each day.
Yesterday when I dropped him off he asked me to take him to a different spot, near the KOA. He explained with the money I paid him he was going to be able to afford camping provisions for the next couple of months and told me how much it meant to him and his dog to not have to sleep outside on the cold ground.
When I left him last night he looked like a different person then the man I saw hanging his head in shame behind Chik-fil-A. He promised me he would be there for me next week if I needed him and although my job-site is going to be on the other side of town next week I have already decided to continue going out of my way to pick him up and put him to work."
Credit goes to the respective owner.
There are no words to describe the pain we are feeling or how much we loved you Dave xx RIP XX
You helped everyone see the true lovable nature of Rotties.
We were blessed to have you for 12and a half years xx💔💔🐾
My dog Rolo has been chosen as one of the 20 finalists in @RSVPMagazine Irelands Next Top Madra 2023!
Please vote below! Rolo would really appreciate it! They’re are two Rolo’s so be sure to click the one with my name beside it. Thank you!
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