There’s a dirty side to working in a shelter, which is cleaning out the kennels. But this group of clever dogs has figured out how to stay dry when it comes time to clean out their enclosure. They know exactly what to do as soon as the woman turns on the hose.
The worker in Quito, Ecuador, shared a cute video of the dogs following her around to avoid getting wet when she took out the hose. She wrote, “I was cleaning the Accion Animal Ecuador Shelter with the hose, and the dogs hide so as not to get wet.”
During one of his trips, trucker Milton Rodrigues, a resident of Santa Helena de Goiás-GO, Brazil, came across an unusual scene. A maned wolf crossed the road in front of his truck. Rodrigues stopped and thought he might take a photo of the rare animal, but instead the animal came towards him and collapsed under…
A tiny dog dressed as an elephant is charming dog lovers with not only her costume but her adorable routine with her dad. With her big ears and trunk, Tammy the dog appeared at the Halloween costume contest in Florida. She’s walking behind her human when she suddenly stops, lies down and refuses to walk…
When temperatures got extremely hot in Santiago del Estero, Argentina, a gas station employee wanted to help the stray dogs who hang around the station. So he got a bucket of water and began to bathe the dogs. A customer caught the act of kindness of camera. He wrote [translated], “This crazy giant employee of…
Dog rescuer Kristin Erwin is always patient but persistent with the many stray dogs she saves in Texas. Her dedication to rescuing them has lead her to found her own rescue StreetHeartsTX. But her husband took the lead in saving one of their dogs after the white dog with blue eyes showed up at their…
It’s amazing the difference a little bit of tender loving care can make in a homeless dog’s life. When Charlie was found on the side of a road and brought to a high-kill shelter in LA, his fur was matted and he was covered with painful burrs. But the moment he was placed into this…
A Pit Bull in Mecca, California didn’t know what to do after he was abandoned by his owners. Every morning for a week, Kona would stand at the edge of the yard of the home of sisters Yolanda and Priscilla and howl. The dog would look down the street and start howling as if calling…