With a heart like his, the world will be better when he grows up ❤️
When 8-year-old Zayin Berry from Arizona saw a group of kids abusing a helpless kitten at a park, he refused to walk away.
Instead, he did something remarkable.
Zayin offered the older kids his skateboard if they would leave the kitten alone, and they agreed.
He scooped up the tiny cat, later named Peaches, and rushed home to his mom for help.
Peaches was badly injured and suffering from infections. The kitten needed surgery, including the removal of one eye. With help from the Humane Society of Yuma, veterinarians treated him, and he slowly recovered.
Today, Peaches is healthy and loved, a cherished member of Zayin’s family.
A year later, Zayin’s courage and compassion were recognized nationwide. At just 9 years old, he was named ASPCA Kid of the Year at the ASPCA Humane Awards in New York City.
One brave moment…
One small act of kindness…
And one little life saved. 🐾💕🙏
Egg-laying hens are suffering in cruel cages. It’s time to hold corporations accountable for this abuse!
Join me in signing the petition calling on corporations to eliminate cages!
https://t.co/rS2OlHAYIU via @TheHumaneLeague
@GretaThunberg Why aren’t you speaking up for the people of Iran? They are fighting for their freedom from an oppressive, fundamentalist regime that is killing, imprisoning and executing protesters. They need our support. #FreeIran2026
An important message from @RickyGervais ~ "Rescue pets wait weeks, months, even years. So visit your local animal shelter and take home your new best friend ~ #Adopt."
#AdoptDontShop 🐾
Ricky pictured with his beloved rescue @PickliciousF 😻 ❤️.
An Amazon driver stole a pet cat from a family's front lawn, carrying her to his car by the scruff
He has apologized but has not revealed where Piper is