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Norm Feigenbaum returned from grocery shopping a few weeks ago to devastating news. The 93-year-old’s beloved rescue dog, Sunny, had gone missing from his Southern California home. The 7-year-old Labrador had tried to follow him to the grocery store, jumping the walled fence in pursuit, but had gotten lost.
What followed were two anxious weeks of searching and worrying. Norm turned to Dog Days Search & Rescue (DDSAR) for help.
“On 10/4, Sunny scaled a wall in their backyard after Norm left and attempted to follow him. When Norm arrived back home, the house was quiet. His heart sank not knowing where she could have gone and how he was going to find her. His friend Sheryl called us and our DDSAR crew went out to get posters up immediately. Norm also took to the streets and handed out flyers on his scooter,” DDSAR wrote on social media.
Sunny.
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April 25, 2026
Jaya’s life began with hardship—but her story is one of strength, love, and never giving up. She was surrendered to a shelter with her newborn puppies, carrying an old injury from being hit by a car a year earlier that left her barely able to walk. She had never been properly treated or spayed and had been used for breeding until she was no longer wanted.
And yet, despite everything, Jaya’s gentle spirit shone through. At the shelter, she touched everyone’s heart—not for her condition, but for the way she cared for her babies. She was an incredible mother.
That’s when Jordan, with KG Foundation, met her—and instantly fell in love.
Determined to give Jaya a chance, Jordan sought help. One vet said her condition was untreatable after so long, but she didn’t stop there. A specialist began hyperbaric oxygen therapy and acupuncture, and slowly, Jaya started to show progress. What began as tiny movements turned into step and then something amazing—she began to walk.
Through it all, one thing never changed, Jaya’s tail never stopped wagging.
Today, Jaya is thriving with Jordan and her other dogs, surrounded by love. She may need ongoing holistic care, but she continues to face each day with resilience and joy.
To support Jaya’s healing journey visit KG Foundation.
Horace was born blind and had his eyes removed and was adopted out when he was a puppy. But when he was 6 months old, his owners took him to a vet to be euthanized because they said he was aggressive. The vet refused and he (or she) found another place for Horace to live. He stayed there until he was 2.5 years old. But again, the people he was with said he was aggressive around other dogs. In a last ditch effort to save him, a dog rescue took him in and found him a home.
Horace’s new family took him in on a three-day trial and they all got along great. Horace was totally calm and comfortable. His new mom makes sure to keep him separate from other dogs as he is still reactive, but he gets along great with her snakes. That’s right, snakes! And let’s talk about Horace’s reaction to when he hears grandma’s visiting! He actually knows the sounds that grandma and grandpa’s cars make!
Watch a happy Horace with his new family in the heartwarming video below.
July 16, 2024
Kevin and Elizabeth Dalonzo were about to enjoy the 4th of July fireworks in Redwood City, California, when their 8-month-old Goldendoodle puppy, Leilani, ran away. The young dog panicked and bolted after she heard her first fireworks. The couple immediately began searching for her and looked for her throughout the entire night.
They panicked when in the morning they hadn’t found her but they continued searching. Two days later, Roger Dunne went canoeing in the area when he spotted a dog running on a large mudflat on the deserted Bair Island. He got up close to the muddy dog and she sniffed and growled at John. But a minute later she was eager to leave.
As soon as they got to shore Roger didn’t know what to do, so he brought the dog to a local vet. There he met Denise O’Brien with Silicone Valley Watch Dogs who got a video of the pair on social media. A short time later Roger got through to Kevin and left a message. Kevin says he was in tears when he heard that Leilani was okay.
A short time later, Leilani was overjoyed to see her dad again. Since then, Roger’s kind deed has gone viral on social media. He says he’s surprised by all the publicity but happy to have been in the right place at the right time.
Dogs often can respond unpredictably to fireworks and firecrackers and catch their humans off guard. Take a look at some helpful tips to prepare for events with fireworks and for thunderstorms as well.
Published by GeoBeats Animals
12th April 2026
