Month: December 2016

It’s such a joy to watch these guinea pigs eat! Their mealtime is packed with a whole lotta four heart-torturing things–fun, adorableness, fluffiness, and cutie patotie-ness. I’m not even exaggerating! As soon as their human hands them over the treat, all of them would compete for that one slice of carrot despite the fact that everyone has its own share. Well, the most clever one gets the slice… …and would hide itself and eat in its own little pigeonhole. Another one luckily gets its treat, and locks itself up in its own nest. By the way, can we please talk about those adorable tiny houses? Those are the cutest tents I have seen so far!!! Care to watch the video? Of course you do! Better go to the next page now before the meal gets cold!

Some dogs have rough lives, but for Abigail, life was a little harder than that. She was used as a bait dog. When Abigail arrived at Miami-Dade Animal Services in November, she looked as if she had been used as a chew toy. In fact, one entire side of her face was missing. Almost all her ear was gone and her facial skin tissue was hanging when she arrived Miami-Dade Animal Services in November. Continue reading this post on the Next Page…

Esther the wonder pig is an adorable pig that is a mini pig. Wait, what? She’s 650 pounds? Okay, so Steve Jenkins and his partner Derek Walter were told that Esther was a mini pig when they adopted her at a young age. That is a common occurrence with pigs and their prospective owners as everyone wants a mini pig to carry around, but no one wants a huge potbelly pig, unless it’s for bacon. Continue reading this story on the Next Page…

Ham spent all his time in an empty house by himself. His previous owners could not tolerate the hair he left on furniture, the messes he made, and the bother that he was. So, they called Lisa Heart, a volunteer at Special Needs Animal Rescue and Rehabilitation Northeast who was to take him a short daily walk, and find him a new family. It was either the empty house and walks, or a shelter for Ham. Continue reading this post on the Next Page…

Post-Traumatic Stress disorder is no joke and is a serious concern for all of our soldiers upon returning home. PTSD is a severely overlooked problem that our soldiers are facing every day, many of them battling the disorder alone. U.S. Marine Peter Coukoulis returned to civilian life with symptoms like anxiety, depression, flashbacks, insomnia, and/or isolation. Continue reading this post on the Next Page…