Carbon monoxide kills.
Every year, on average, 430 Americans die from carbon monoxide poisoning, according to the CDC. Although you can’t see or smell carbon monoxide, a Maine Coon cat named Gracie in Wisconsin somehow knew, and saved her human family from carbon monoxide poisoning by pounding on their bedroom door, thereby, waking up the […]
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ROMEO, POSING WITH A FIREMAN, LOOKS GOOD GIVEN HIS ORDEAL. A beautiful, inspiring, golden symbol has arise from the earthquake rubble in Italy, offering a brief moment of happiness to a grieving people. Welcome back to the sunshine, Romeo. Welcome back to love. NBC News Firefighters rescued a Golden Retriever from a pile of earthquake […]
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George and his duck are now the best of friends. (Picture: Facebook/Jacquie Litton)
Two years ago, George the dog lost his best friend, a labrador named Blackie.
They’d been best friends for twelve years. They played together, lived together, and loved each other.
When Blackie died, George’s owner, Jacquie Litton, said that George was overcome with grief. He fell into a serious sad spell, refusing to play or run around the way he used to.
But then a few weeks ago, a duck showed up. And everything changed.
This cute dog is seriously guilty after emptying the rubbish and trying to avoid its owner by shuffling backwards and hiding beneath the desk.
The dog and ducks: German Labrador can’t go anywhere without being followed by amorous group of birds
Ducks bundle on top of the dog and try to mate when they see him
But despite the unwanted affection, Miedosos remains calm with the birds
Animals live with their owner Ulrike Kersjes in her suburban home in Berlin
A dog has found a group of unlikely admirers in the form of four amorous ducks who can’t help but follow his every move.
The animals’ owner Ulrike Kersjes from Berlin says the four male Indian runner ducks have fallen in love with her pet Labrador retriever Miedosos.
She says that whenever the rowdy ducks see the shy dog, they immediately bundle on top of him and try to mate.
Never underestimate a dog trying to protect her food from a rival – no matter how tiny she may be.
A hilarious – and at times slightly worrisome – video posted by dog owner Kenny Grant shows a canine version of the David and Goliath death-match, with the role of the scrappy upstart played by a miniature Chihuahua mix named Sadie.
In the clip, Sadie proves to be fearless and feisty despite her diminutive stature, fending off her pal Foxey – a large black-and-white pooch many times Sadie’s size. In response to dozens angry comments from viewers concerned for the pocket-sized Sadie’s well-being, Mr Grant, the dogs’ owner, insisted that Sadie and Foxey are the best of friends.
