Schlagwort-Archive: rescue

Lionel

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Lionel

April says: "This is Lionel. He and his brother Ritchie were abandoned and my fiance found them. They were two-weeks-old, covered in ticks, skinny and filthy. Now they are fat happy puppies that will hopefully be adopted by a wonderful family when they are old enough."

It's wonderful to know that Lionel and Ritchie are being taken care of and loved!

Do you have a squee pet that you want to share with the world? Send us your pet pictures and stories, and they could end up on Daily Squee!

Squee! Spotter: April

Tagged: dogs , reader squee , pets , squee , rescue

Meet Billy, a Chihuahua Rescued From a Puppy Mill

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Editor's Note: This video features footage of animals living in deplorable conditions. The animals are rescued, but please note that the start of the video might be slightly hard to watch.

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Hurricane Sandy: The Human Society of the United States’ Animal Rescue Team

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This video might bring a tear to your eye. But it's a good, happy tear. Promise.

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Zoo Staffers Resuscitate Newborn Tapir

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From The Associated Press:
A newborn Malayan tapir calf is alive after two Denver Zoo staff members freed the unresponsive infant from inside its amniotic sac and provided mouth to snout rescue breaths. The scene was captured on the zoo's camera. (Oct. 19)

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Tagged: tapirs , rescue , zoo , resuscitation , zoos , heroes , WIN!

The Kitten and The Marine

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The Kitten and The Marine
A story that will pull at your heartstrings - historical context for this squee picture below.
"Accepting her fate as an orphan of war, 'Miss Hap' a two-week old Korean kitten chows down on canned milk, piped to her by medicine dropper with the help of Marine Sergeant Frank Praytor ... The Marine adopted the kitten after its mother was killed by a mortar barrage near Bunker Hill. The name, Miss Hap, Sergeant Praytor explained, was given to the kitten 'because she was born at the wrong place at the wrong time'." - Korea, ca 1953

Squee! Spotter: Unknown (via U.S. Navel Institute )