May 8, 2018
Like any of us on a sunny day, Tasha the dog loves being outside. In fact, she loves it so much that when called to come back in she often hides. She hides behind a nearby flower pot, thinking her spot will make her completely undetectable. The only thing is she can’t keep herself from peeking out from her spot.
Tasha’s family decided to record her hilarious reaction to being called inside and posted the video for everyone to enjoy.
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August 28, 2015
House in Albany, Oregon. The gentle Golden Retriever nudges the woman’s hand and licks it as a poem by Yeats plays in the background.
“This is a lady who has very few people to visit her. She cannot see and often does not wake up, but she did like having her hand on my fur,” JJ “wrote” on her Facebook page. “She was very calm during my visit…I was very insistent to have her touch me, more so than usual. We fell asleep later with her hand splayed on my head, both of us snoring (but no proof of that!) I sure can be silly at times, but I also know when to be quiet and present. Her caregivers were very appreciative when they saw this video.”
JJ cares for hospice patients along with her “boss lady”, registered nurse Tracy Calhoun. JJ helps keep patients calm or helps distract a person to decrease their agitation when they are given medications. To her many fans who were touched by the video, JJ wrote, “Apologies to those who got teary watching the video, it comes with the territory here sometimes.”
A tiny Yorkshire Terrier named Smoky may not have looked tough, but the dog was a seasoned war veteran by the end of World War II. Not only that, her owner credited her with saving his life and she became the first ever registered therapy dog after the war.
Smoky was first discovered in an abandoned foxhole in the New Guinea jungle by an American soldier in February 1944. The soldiers originally thought she belonged to a Japanese soldier, but she did not understand commands in either English or Japanese, leaving her origins unknown.
It was while back at camp that Corporal William (Bill) A. Wynne of Cleveland, Ohio, bought Smoky for around $6.00 so that the other soldier could continue to play poker.
It turned out to be a fortuitous purchase – one that Wynne credits with saving his life. One time, Smoky lead Wynne to safety when they were being bombarded by shellfire from a transport ship. The explosions hit the men around them, but Wynne survived uninjured thanks to Smoky’s warnings.
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Codiță was a stray dog who appeared in our neighborhood when I was a child. Nobody knew where he came from, but he decided to stay—and from that moment on, he became part of my life. He walked me to school, followed me through high school and university, and was there for some of the most important years of my life.
He wasn't just a dog from the neighborhood. He was my best friend, my protector, and the dog who taught me what loyalty really looks like.
This is his story. ❤️🐾
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Kids give their mom attitude sometimes! Elvis the English Bulldog puppy gives his mom, Patches, a few choice words. Elvis was an “only puppy” and was born with a cleft lip. He had a permanent sneer, hence the name Elvis and has grown into a very strong, active Bulldog!
Share this adorable puppy with your family and friends!
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Ruth Ann went to a shelter a few years ago to find the perfect, female small, white-haired dog. She came back with Thunder. An 80 pound Shepherd-Husky mix who had been abused and neglected. Little did she know, that Thunder would become not only a beloved pet, but also her husband Larry’s lifeline.
Larry is a Vietnam veteran who suffers the effects of agent orange. After suffering several strokes, Larry’s doctors told him he needed a service dog. Rather than get a new dog, Ruth Ann and Larry decided to retrain Thunder and it ended up being a decision that positively impacted their lives. The video chronicles Larry and Thunder’s friendship and how no other pet has ever come as close to Larry as Thunder.
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