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A sweet panther found herself in a very tough situation, after she got rejected shortly after birth. All alone in a Siberian zoo, the cute little thing

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I don’t believe anyone who tells me they don’t like dogs. I mean, how could you possibly hate these precious creatures? Just look at them! We don’t deserve dogs. They are too precious. Getting a pet is a huge responsibility. When you adopt a dog, you have to take care of them, feed them, look ...

18/10/2021

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15/10/2021

12 years old boy makes bow ties for shelter dogs to help them get adoptedBy Nick - 1 July, 20191913ShareFacebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp ReddIt Email Dogs are incredible creatures as they offer us love and loyalty like no one other does, but they expect nothing in return. Although we need to resp...

11/10/2021

From the forthcoming EP, "Dog Jams". Available 22 October. Pre-save Dog Jams on Spotify: https://bit.ly/DogJamsPresave Original video by Zekudzze ...

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30/09/2021

Remembering Captain John "Wild Bill" Crump (Spokane County, Washington), and "Jeep", the only coyote who flew in combat during WWII. After graduating from high school, Bill joined the USAAF and prepared to fight for his country. One day, during his pilot training, he found a little coyote, which he named "Jeep", and the pair became inseparable. In a world ravaged by war, Bill couldn't wait to go overseas and confront the forces of tyranny...but not without his four-legged friend, so he smuggled Jeep aboard the RMS Queen Elizabeth and they both went to England.

The coyote became a formal member of the 356th Fighter Group, had his own dog tags, and accompanied Bill on five combat missions. Sadly, on October 28, 1944, Jeep was run over by a military vehicle at Playford Hall, Ipswich, and died of his injuries. He was buried with full military honours at Playford Hall, where a plaque marks his resting place.

To honour the memory of his faithful friend, Bill decorated his P-51 Mustang (named Jackie) with a portrait of Jeep. He then flew 77 missions, risked his life to liberate Europe, and managed to survive the rest of the war. In 1992, Bill returned to Playford Hall and spent a moment at Jeep's gravesite.
This true American hero passed away in 2008. ✝
Fallen, yet not forgotten! 🇺🇸🙏🇺🇸
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Funny Puppy Gets Bored On The Plane And Decides To Entertain The Passengers When this pup got bored on the plane, he took matters into his own paws and the pictures are too cute! 😍 C. Olmstead December 14, 2019 Share When a golden retriever named Huxley boarded a flight to Ibiza, his mom knew the...