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[A200Millas Cevecería Artesanal Santoña @leyrequesadaorg]

#Summer2020 #gijon #timoneando

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

This guy built over 1,000 homes for squirrels and fitted some of them with cameras so he could see how they live

Welcome to the cutest reality TV show out there

Writer: Ian

[Words & Wisdom @WordsnWisdom26]

"When you can't be controlled, you will be hated. And that's power"

— Nikola Tesla

[Hanaeleh @Hanaeleh]

Animals have no voice. They can’t ask for help. They can’t ask for freedom. They can’t ask for protection. Humans must be their voice.

[Ramblings @ramblingsloa]

The most beautiful things in life are not things.
They’re people and places and memories and pictures.
They’re feelings and moments and smiles and laughter.

[The Adorable Pups @TheAdorablePups]

Dogs gets emotional after finding out his sister was also adopted by the same family 🥹

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Everyone was just passing by, ignoring him, until a kind man saw him and didn't look the other side.

The cost to be a decent person is $0.00.

[📹 alfredo_carrillo_99]

[小貓看世界@子猫は世界を見る @qwert555551ip]

在西班牙，有一群狗狗的命運，僅僅取決於牠們在獵場上的表現。牠們是 Galgo（西班牙靈緹）。

牠們被大量培育、高強度訓練，只為了滿足人類追捕野兔的娛樂與利益。然而，每當狩獵季結束，成千上萬隻 Galgo 就會面臨被殘酷遺棄的命運，有些甚至會直接遭到殺害。

沒有任何一種動物，生來就該成為人類隨用隨丟的工具；更沒有哪條生命，在失去利用價值後，只能被當作垃圾般丟棄。

每一隻 Galgo，每一條生命，都值得被世界溫柔以待。 🐾

[Beauty of music and nature 🌺🌺 @Axaxia88]

Sena - The dog who was nothing but skin and bones, and the power of the will to live 💓✨

I still cannot forget the first image of Sena. A tiny female dog, reduced to nothing but skin and bones, with almost nothing left on her body. She was found in a rural area of Thailand just two days before New Year’s Eve. No one could understand how she was still breathing.

When Beth and her boyfriend received Sena from the veterinary clinic, they had prepared themselves mentally, yet they were still shocked. They thought she would only survive a few more days. Beth even asked herself: “Am I being cruel by trying to keep her alive?”

The first hours were filled with tears. Then, a few days later, a miracle happened. Sena’s tail started wagging. Just a small wag, but it was enough for Beth to understand: she wanted to live. She was fighting.

After only one week, her fur began to grow back. Sena grew stronger day by day, more playful, learning to ask for belly rubs, running to the sofa and wagging her tail nonstop. From a creature that had nearly given up, she became a fluffy dog with bright eyes and full of life.

What struck me most was not only the physical transformation. It was the way such a fragile being still held on to such a fierce will to live. In the animal world, this is not rare. Many animals that are abandoned, starved, or severely injured still try to survive until the very last moment. They do not complain. They do not give up easily. All they need is one small chance: a meal, a shelter, a gentle hand, to begin again.

Sena is the clearest proof. When she received proper care and genuine love, her body recovered at an astonishing speed. Love and attention do not only heal physical wounds; they also awaken the desire to live within.

Beth said she would do it all over again in a heartbeat, no matter how painful the process was. Looking at Sena today, with her thick fur, bright eyes, happy and trusting, I understand why. Because sometimes, saving a life is not only about pulling it back from death. It is about giving it back the right to truly live: to run, to wag its tail, to be loved without fear.

Sena is not just a rescued dog. She is a reminder that in the animal world, the will to live is always stronger than we imagine. And all it takes is one person willing to stop, to open their heart, for a living being that seemed beyond hope to start over once more ❤️

[小貓看世界@子猫は世界を見る @qwert555551ip]

動物救助站接到了一通緊急報案電話：有兩隻可憐的小狗，被狠心遺棄在車流無情的高速公路上。

當救援人員趕到現場時，眼前的畫面令人心碎——其中一隻小狗已經虛弱得陷入昏迷，而另一隻同伴，卻頂著恐懼、寸步不離地守護在牠身邊。這時大家才震驚地發現，那隻死守同伴的小狗，嘴巴竟然被惡意用黑色膠帶緊緊封死！

這究竟是多麼狠心的虐待？

幸好有救助站人員第一時間趕赴現場，憑藉著專業與愛心展開生死營救，迅速將牠們帶回站內搶救。由衷感謝醫療團隊與救援人員的悉心照顧，讓兩隻堅強的小生命奇蹟般地挺了過來。

更讓人暖心的是，後來有善心人士知道了兩隻小狗的故事，決定將牠們一起帶回家。

因為有你們的愛，牠們終於能在幸福的新家裡，展開不再恐懼的全新生活！

[Tiger @tiger26931]

Protecting nature means protecting a home that already belongs to thousands of living things.

[LikingPanda @likingpanda]

That tiny, cute voice 🥰
En En's daughter weighed 243.9 g (8.6 oz) at birth. Word is, she's the third-heaviest panda cub ever born in captivity at the Panda Center.

#EnEn #EnEnzai 📹哈啰潘达

[Words For You @_Wordsforyou11]

"Nothing kills human soul like the wrong place and the wrong people."

- Fyodor Dostoevsky

[Gabriele Corno @Gabriele_Corno]

The shelter director later explained that this wasn't the first time Moses had helped a frightened dog.
Over his four years at the rescue, Moses had reportedly comforted 17 dogs who arrived abused and terrified.
Yet through all those years, nobody had chosen to take Moses home.
He may still be waiting for someone to choose him, but during that wait, he has helped 17 frightened dogs understand something they desperately needed to learn — what it feels like to be safe.
Sometimes, the ones who keep getting overlooked are the very ones capable of bringing comfort to those who are barely holding on.

[Puppy Nation 🐶 @PuppyNationHQ]

Life's better when someone's waiting for you like this 🐶🥰

[Federico Alves, Econ. @federicoalves]

Los animalitos son los seres más leales del mundo

[Gabriele Corno @Gabriele_Corno]

Sophie started spending some afternoons at the shelter because bringing a dog home was never going to be an option. Her mother loved animals too, but a serious allergy meant Sophie had spent most of her eight years admiring other people's dogs instead of having one of her own.
The shelter's reading program gave her something close. Kids could sit quietly with dogs that needed time around people, read to them and let the dogs decide how much interaction they wanted.
That's how Sophie met Benny.
The older black-and-white Collie mix rarely came forward when visitors stopped at his kennel. He usually stayed on the gray blanket in the back corner, watching people carefully until they moved on.
Sophie started sitting on the floor with a book every
Tuesday.
During the first visits, Benny barely moved. Sophie would read for 20 or 30 minutes while he listened from across the kennel, and when it was time to leave, she'd close her book and tell him she'd see him next week.
She always came back.
One Tuesday, Sophie's mother was watching from outside the kennel when Benny did something different. Sophie had just turned a page when he lifted his head and slowly got to his feet.
She noticed him moving but kept reading.
Benny took a couple of steps and stopped. After listening for another moment, he came a little closer, his body still low and uncertain.
Sophie's mother knew how long her daughter had been waiting for something like this. When Benny crossed half the distance between the blanket and the book, she couldn't hold back the tears anymore.
Sophie never called him over.
She kept reading.
Eventually Benny reached her knees and stood there quietly. Sophie looked up for a second, smiled, then went back to the page.
That seemed to be enough.
Benny lowered himself beside her and slowly rested his head across her lap.
Sophie stopped reading for just a moment. She put one hand gently against the side of his head, found her place again and continued the story.
Behind the kennel bars, her mother covered her mouth and cried.
She knew Sophie couldn't take Benny home.
Sophie knew it too.
So the following Tuesday, she came back with another book.
Benny wasn't waiting in the back corner anymore.
Do you think Benny had learned that Sophie was someone who would alwavs come back? another book.
Benny wasn't waiting in the back corner anymore.
Do you think Benny had learned that Sophie was someone who would always come back?

[James Lucas @JamesLucasIT]

Van Gogh painted this in one of the darkest years of his life, and it might be the most hopeful thing he ever made...

The painting is Almond Blossoms, made by Vincent in 1890. Branches of white blossom open against a clear blue sky, and there is nothing sad in it anywhere, which is remarkable, because of when he painted it.

His brother Theo, the person who had loved and supported him his whole life, had just had a son, and named the boy Vincent, after his struggling uncle. When the news reached Van Gogh, he started painting right away.

He chose almond blossom on purpose. In the south of France the almond is the first tree to flower, sometimes as early as February, breaking into blossom while winter is barely over. It is the tree that announces that life is starting again. For a new baby carrying his own name, Van Gogh painted the most beautiful symbol he knew for new life.

He was, at that very moment, seriously ill. This was the period of his breakdowns in the asylum at Saint-Rémy, and not long after finishing the picture he suffered one of his worst attacks and could not paint for weeks. And yet what he made for his nephew has no shadow in it at all. He gathered whatever strength he had and poured all of it into something joyful, a gift for a child he wanted to welcome into the world.

Theo and his wife hung it above the piano in their home, and it stayed one of the most treasured paintings the family owned. The baby it was painted for, Vincent Willem van Gogh, grew up, kept it safe, and went on to found the museum in Amsterdam that holds most of his uncle's work to this day.

This, to me, is what makes the painting extraordinary: a man at the limits of his strength, who would be gone within months, looked at a new life just beginning and painted hope. He reached past everything that was breaking in him and made, for a baby, a picture that says the same thing the almond tree says every year: winter does not get the last word. Something is starting again…

[Bécquer 🇪🇸✒🔡 @GustavoAdolf_]

Le faltan 2 patitas, pero le sobra amor...♥️