Published by GeoBeats Animals
14th September 2026
Guardian Dog’s Work Day Adorably Interrupted By Sheep Friend
A guardian dog going about his day protecting a flock of sheep got his work day interrupted when a sheep stopped by to say “hello.” The video is captioned, “When you are trying to work and that one coworker won’t leave you alone!” Take a look at the cute clip below
Viewers love the clip. A person commented, “The dog is like, look….idk how many times I’ve got to tell you, but…I’M A DOG!!”
One viewer joked, “An inappropriate workplace relationship!” Another joined in, writing, “Talk about kissing up to the boss.”
“I love it. That sheep is in love. I just love animals,” wrote another.
“That’s why that breed of dog is so good working with sheep,” pointed out one viewer. Several other people agreed with one person noting, “That’s a good boy, he’s putting up with it because it’s his job. He would die trying to protect his flock. It isn’t love and it isn’t cute it’s a amazing ability that, that breed has.”
We think the sweet moment is a mix of breed instinct and affection because livestock guardian dogs thrive when they have a job to do and when they receive affection from their farm animal friends.
Abandoned Mama Dog Bravely Raising Puppies in the Bushes is So Relieved to See Rescuer
Dog Rescue Shelter in Serbia received an early morning call with video from a woman who told them that she heard puppies in the bushes by the side of the road. So Milan, the rescue’s founder, went out to the spot and spotted an area with thick branches in the bushes. He saw a pair of golden eyes peering from the bushes.
Milan coaxed the Pit bull mix out of the bushes with food and he noticed she had no fur around her neck, indicating that she was tied up on a chain for a long time.
Fortunately, she was very gentle. When he peeked into the bushes he spotted three puppies, but sadly one had died.
The mama watched with her tail wagging as Milan took her babies and put them in a box. It’s as if the friendly girl knew she and her pups were going somewhere safe.
Back at the shelter she is being fed big bowls of food which she gobbles up. And she is getting medicine to treat the parasites. Her puppies are also getting medicine. They will all continue to get better and hopefully find homes. But one thing is for sure, they won’t perish as they would have done had they not been found and rescued.
German Shepherd Missing for 55 Days Rescued by Camper
A German Shepherd who was lost for 55 days in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness in Minnesota has been happily reunited with her mom. The happy rescue is thanks to a dedicated volunteer who camped in the area for several days until he caught her.
Lessie the dog bolted from her family when the car her owner was in ran into a wall and flipped at the end of June. Searchers couldn’t find the dog, but a month later she was spotted about three miles away from the accident scene.
“I knew she could survive. Dogs are really smart,” Jennifer Cadigan with the lost dog group The Retrievers told Fox9. The Retrievers is a Minnesota-based all-volunteer organization dedicated to providing lost dog support services.
One of their volunteers, a man from Minneapolis, volunteered to camp out near the area where Lessie was last seen. He had some training and left out some food and a trail cam behind his campsite
He caught sight of her the first night. By the fourth day he could feed her and put a leash on her. It took a second for Lessie to recognize her mom when she was reunited with her but when she did she “exploded with happiness.”
As to how Lessie survived so long in the wilds, her rescuers speculate she at moose poop and the fish guts that outdoorsmen throw out in the area.
Blind Spaniel Has Clever Way of Playing Fetch
Keller the English Springer Spaniel was born completely blind. His family adopted him when he was a puppy and wanted him to enjoy playing fetch like their other dogs.
They started with using a bell to help him locate the ball, but once the ball stopped moving he still needed commands in order to find it. The bell also couldn’t be used in the water because it sank.
Keller’s guardian wrote, “Keller was originally trained to play ball with the commands ‘hot’ and ‘cold’. We later added ‘warmer’, ‘past it’, ‘left” and ‘right’. The process took about a week for the basic commands.”
With his special training, Keller can not only play with any type of ball, he also loves to play fetch in the water.
The family says they hope that sharing Kellar’s story “will encourage people to think about a special needs pet. They have so much to give back to us, if someone gives them a chance.”
Puppy Left On An Ant Hill To Die Finds Kindness And A Home With Rescue Founder
Just a month ago, a tiny puppy’s life nearly came to an end when she was abandoned on top of an ant hill and left to die. The pup was suffering from severe mange, painful skin infections and open sores, and the ants were eating at her already damaged skin. The vets would later say she was just one day away from dying, but thankfully someone found her just in time to save her life.
Kevin Coble from Clovis, New Mexico found the puppy, now named Peanut, and reached out for help. That call eventually led Peanut to Karl Korff, the 85-year-old founder of Adopt A Pet Society (AAPS). Karl has spent decades helping animals in need. He and his wife first started rescuing dogs in Iowa in 1976, and he later continued that work after moving to Eastern New Mexico
When Karl saw Peanut, he knew she needed immediate medical attention. Peanut was rushed to the vet. She would need medicated baths, antibiotics, shots, deworming, vaccinations and ongoing veterinary care to get healthy again.
But Peanut isn’t giving up and neither is Karl. Karl remembers the moment Peanut looked at him. “She just looked at you like…can’t you help me? That was it,” he told KOB4 News.
Karl did help her. And then he decided to do something even more special. He adopted Peanut. After weeks of treatment, Peanut is healing. Her strength has slowly returned, her fur has begun to grow in and the frightened little puppy who had once been left to die is finally getting a chance at the life she deserves.
Peanut’s story has also inspired Karl to start a Peanut Fund, separate from Adopt A Pet Society’s main fund, to help other sick and vulnerable animals receive the medical care they desperately need.
“You wish you could go ahead and take the whole umbrella of rescue, but it takes finances to do it,” Karl said. But despite the heartbreak that comes from rescue work, Karl sees the positive. “If you take your time to care for something, that elevates you as a person. And I honestly believe that.”
How to Recognize Signs of Bloat in a Dog
December 7, 2017
Bloat in dogs is a serious and life-threatening condition that requires immediate medical attention. Many dogs die from it, as it is difficult for many pet parents to recognize the signs. Recognizing the symptoms of bloat could save your dog’s life, as the condition progresses very quickly, and minutes can make the difference between life and death.
Also known as gastric dilatation, gastric dilatation-volvulus (GDV), or twisted stomach, bloat is a medical emergency that up to 40% of dogs die from, even if they get immediate care. Bloat causes a dog’s stomach to fill with air or fluid.
The swelling stomach puts pressure on other internal organs, such as the lungs, which causes the dog to have difficulty breathing. Eventually the condition may decrease blood supply to a dog’s vital organs.
This is Roscoe the Akita as he normally looks.
Commonly associated with large meals, bloat, causes a dog’s stomach to dilate because of food and gas, which may get to a point where neither may be expelled. As the stomach begins to dilate and expand, the pressure in the stomach begins to increase.
The increased pressure and size of the stomach may have several severe consequences, including: preventing adequate blood return to the heart from the abdomen, loss of blood flow to the lining of the stomach, and rupture of the stomach wall.
As the stomach expands, it may also put pressure on the diaphragm preventing the lungs from adequately expanding, which leads to decreased ability to maintain normal breathing.
The stomach can become dilated enough to rotate in the abdomen, a condition called volvulus. The rotation can occasionally lead to blockage to the blood supply to the spleen and the stomach wall, requiring surgical removal of the dead tissues. Most of these canine patients are in shock due to the effects on the entire body
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How to Make Pumpkin and Peanut Butter Dog Treats
October 3, 2023
It doesn’t matter what the season, dogs love their treats. And treats with pumpkin and peanut butter are sure to be a hit with the puppers. Gone to the Snow Dogs regularly shares how to make tasty treats for dogs and this one is not only easy to make it’s the perfect treat for Autumn and Halloween.
The recipe is a simple one and the video below outlines how to make them.
Here are the ingredients you’ll need (as outlined in the YouTube video’s description):
2 1/2 cups whole wheat flour
2 eggs
1 1/4 cup canned pumpkin (pure pumpkin plain)
1/4 cup peanut butter
1/2 tsp. ground cinnamon
A splash of water
Preheat Oven to 350 degrees F. Mix all ingredients together in one bowl. Roll out the dough to about 1/4 inch thick. Cut into Shapes. Bake for 10 to 20 mins depending on how crunchy you want them!
As mentioned Gone to the Snow Dogs has shared other wonderful recipes including Pumpkin Pie for dogs, and pumpkin spiced lattes for dogs.
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An oldie, but a goldie!
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Photographer Captures Dogs At The PERFECT Split Second
German dog photographer Christian Vieler captures hilarious split-second moments as dogs try to catch treats in mid-air. His unique pet photography reveals funny, expressive and surprisingly human-like reactions, showing the personality of each dog in a way owners rarely get to see.
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Guy builds custom snow racetrack for 'depressed' rescue dog
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