Blind Man and Guide Dog Survive Fall onto Subway Tracks
When Cecil Williams suddenly felt faint and fell onto subway tracks with his guide dog, Orlando, the only thing they could do was lie flat and wait for the train to pass over them.
When Cecil Williams suddenly felt faint and fell onto subway tracks with his guide dog, Orlando, the only thing they could do was lie flat and wait for the train to pass over them.
When a box of orphaned puppies was dropped off at an animal shelter another dog at the shelter adopted them and is caring for them along with her own two puppies.
An elderly man with dementia went missing Friday afternoon from his home in Whitehorse, Yukon. In below freezing temperatures family, friends and police desperately searched for the man. A police dog Crash came to the rescue and found the man in 2 feet of snow before it was too late.
When Cora and her owners were in a car crash last Thursday night, Cora ran to get help. In doing so she sacrificed her own life to save her owners.
Sam Hogle couldn’t imagine walking across the stage at his graduations without his dog Mason by his side. Mason is his seeing-eye dog and attended every class with Sam at Kennesaw State University and last week when the two walked across the stage the crowd erupted into cheers.
Almost two years ago a Chihuahua named Lily went missing from her family’s Arizona home. Since then her family had moved out of state and thought they’d never see her again. Then last Sunday they got a surprising e-mail that Lily had been found and with some help from some strangers Lily and her family were reunited.
A dog named Rex is lucky to be alive after he ran in front of an oncoming train traveling 50 mph. Rex sustained some serious injuries, including losing one of his eyes, but four months later he is almost fully recovered.
Firefighters in Maine braved the freezing cold at two in the morning to rescue a dog that had fallen through an icy pond.
James Bellesfield is alive today thanks to his dog, Snoop. When the home Bellesfield rents caught on fire early Thursday morning there were no smoke detectors. The only thin to alert Bellesfield to the life-threatening fire was Snoop, who helped them escape the burning home just in time.