Published byGeoBeats Animals
17th December 2025
Adopted Greyhound Celebrates His First Backyard Ever With Crazy Zoomies
December 12, 2025
Max is a retired racing greyhound and because of his earlier life, he never had his own backyard to explore and play in. But that’s all changed. The adopted greyhound’s family bought a new home with a large grassy backyard. Watch as Max decides to celebrate with zoomies!
Max’s family writes: “He is so happy now that he has a huge backyard to run in! It’s been so lovely seeing him explore off leash and have the space to have crazy zoomies every day.”
They also filmed Max’s first time playing in the leaves. Again, Max lets his inner zoomies out!
It’s so wonderful to see Max living his new life to the fullest.
Australian Shepherd Adorably Helps Decorates Christmas Tree
December 11, 2017
Mary’s dog Secret got into the holiday spirit and decided to help her decorate their Christmas tree. Mary shared this cute video of the two working together to put up the ornaments, string the lights and put the Christmas tree topper up on top for the grand finale!
“We decided it was close enough to Christmas to put one up. It came out rather lopsided and wonky (she likes to put all her balls in the same spot), but it’s Secret style,” Mary writes.
We think Secret did a great job and watching her certainly put us in a festive mood.
Three Years After Their Dog ‘Died’, This Family Got The Most Shocking Call Of Their Lives
Reshareworthy
August 20, 2015
When military man Ben Harworth moved with his family from Georgia to South Korea for a new assignment in 2012, they arranged for their dog Zeus to be taken in by a friend. They were heartbroken when they received a call a few months later that Zeus had died.
A few years past, and the Hartworth’s returned to the States and relocated to Washington state. Last month, they received another call that shocked them to the core. A woman named Laura had noticed a Rottweiler/German Shepherd/Chow mix wandering around her North Carolina neighborhood.
The dog was exhausted and ill, but when Laura opened her car door, the dog jumped right in. She took him to a veterinarian and when he was scanned for his microchip it turns out it was Zeus!
Laura called the Harworth’s but they didn’t believe her at first and told her Zeus was dead. However, the longer they talked and the more Laura described the dog, they eventually knew it was Zeus! They quickly arranged for Zeus to be flown from North Carolina to Washington, but after he was diagnosed with heartworm it would be unsafe for him to fly.
That’s when a staff member at Banfield Hospital heard Zeus’ amazing story and volunteered to drive him 3,000 miles to get back to his family
Although it’s not clear why Zeus was assumed dead and where he had been in the past three years, the family was overjoyed he was alive and coming home. In the touching video below, Zeus and his family see each other for the first time. It must have been an emotional moment for Zeus and the family, who believed they had lost one another forever!
Heroic German Shepherd Dog Leads Alaskan State Trooper To Burning Home
Reshareworthy
March 3, 2015
An adopted German Shepherd Dog named Buddy lead an Alaskan state trooper to his owner’s home after a spark ignited some gasoline and started a fire. Buddy knew his owner, Ben Heinrich, was in trouble so Buddy took off to find help.
Neighbors had called police to report the fire and injuries and Trooper Shanigan was trying to make his way to Ben’s home when his GPS stopped working.
With 93 miles (150 km) of back roads in the region, he had to drive slowly as directions were relayed to him from head office. He then spotted a shadowy shape on the road.
It was Buddy! The dog began running in the direction of his home and Shanigan following after. The police officer’s dash mounted camera captured the amazing moment on video.
Buddy’s bravery not only saved lives, it prevented further property damage in what could have been a serious blaze. A year later, Heinrich and Shanigan were interviewed and recounted Buddy’s heroism. Watch the video below for their first-hand accounts of that fateful night!
If you think Buddy is extraordinary wait until you find out what Hero the German Shepherd did to save a woman’s life.
Dog Food Recall Alert
December 3, 2025 — Fromm Family Foods has announced a voluntary recall of one lot of its Bonnihill Farms BeefiBowls Beef Recipe frozen dog food due to potential plastic contamination.
What was recalled?
Bonnihill Farms BeefiBowls Beef Recipe, a gently cooked frozen dog food packaged in 16-ounce chubs. The affected lot carries UPC 072705135004 and the code “Best By 12/25/2026 B01.”
For more details and product images, please see the full article on the Dog Food Advisor:
Fromm Family Foods Recalls Bonnihill BeefiBowls Dog Food
This product does not appear in any of our Best Dog Food lists.
Guy Climbs A Mountain and Finds A Puppy On The Peak | The Dodo
Sam was hiking through Kyrgyzstan when he met a stray puppy the locals called “Rex.”
He shared the sweet connection they built — and how hard it was to walk away.
He shared the sweet connection they built — and how hard it was to walk away.
Published by The Dodo
8th December 2025
8th December 2025
Woman takes home 'free' dog. And got what she deserved.
Published by GeoBeats Animals
6th December 2025
Australian Shepherd Transforms From Rare Disease
“She loves the pretty things in life, even if she can’t see them,” says her owner, Natalie Devine. Jubilee is an Australian Shepherd whose life changed when a rare disease slowly stole her vision and transformed her fur. She’s a true example of strength and resilience.
Published by We Love Animals
28th November 2025
Published by We Love Animals
28th November 2025
Dog And His Dad Sleep on a 9,400-Foot Mountain to Paraglide at Sunrise | Dodo Teammates
This is what trust between a dog and his dad looks like.
Published by The Dodo
5th December 2025
Published by The Dodo
5th December 2025
Cop Drops Uniform to Save Injured Stray in Freezing Water
When a stray dog’s life was in danger, Atlantic City police officer Matt Schmidt didn’t hesitate. He removed his uniform and swam 100 yards through freezing water to save the injured dog.
That’s what you call a real hero!
Published by We Love Animals
28th November 2025
That’s what you call a real hero!
Published by We Love Animals
28th November 2025
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