Not knowing this woman came to help him, he cries out of fear. Yet her love for him sparks a beautiful transformation. Some hands stretch toward kindness, and some cry until they finally feel it 🥹 via: Carol Midori
🐐Get a baby goat they said!
It’ll be fun they said.😂
Nobody mentioned the diaper phase, the 3 a.m. roof parties, the living room parkour or the fact that it would start thinking it’s a dog and hop on every piece of furniture like it pays rent.
They’re so stinkin adorable!
This clip is hilarious!😂
@TheRealMadOx It's so easy to be kind and not abuse. I just don't understand this type of mental illness. I wish people like this would just drop-off the face of this beautiful earth.
Fernwood Bakery on Maple Street in Galveston, Texas. Every morning at 8:10, the same thing happens. The door is propped open for deliveries. A tan mixed-breed with a gray muzzle walks in. Ignores the bread. Ignores the customers. Goes directly to the owner, Rosa, 67, who lost her husband of 41 years last spring. The dog, who the staff calls Dulce, stands up and wraps both paws around Rosa's shoulders. Holds for about fifteen seconds. Then leaves. This has happened every morning for six months. Rosa told us: "I don't know where she comes from. She won't take food. She won't stay. She just comes to hug me and then goes." Her daughter said: "Dulce started coming the week after the funeral. Same time. Every single day." Some things arrive exactly when they are needed most.
For more than two years, Ringo knew only a cage.
No freedom. No comfort. No kindness.
Day after day, he waited in silence while the world moved on around him. He was starved, neglected, and treated as if his life had no value.
Then someone noticed
Someone chose not to look away.
Everything changed.
Today, Ringo is safe. He knows what it feels like to be cared for. He knows what it means to be loved.