I was stationed at a guard shack once and I put Cheetos down by my shoe and a squirrel would bound back and forth to get them and sometimes would sit and eat one. Acted like a domesticated squirrel.
@@kjj26k My guess as to why he was in the water is that: Maybe he wanted to either see how his dog would react, or to demonstrate just how loyal and caring the dog is for his owner. That's just my guess though, could be wrong.
I don’t think that was a "thank you" it was more of a "next time watch where you going". The elephant is probably smart enough to understand that there wasn’t even hole without humans
Oh man, 3:51 got me tearing pretty bad. Seeing her cute, submissive face showing a stranger love like that and asking for some compassion in return is enough to hopefully make anyone want to help. Thank you to all the kind people out there who help people and animals, that is what the world needs.
I agree! But who dumped the dog there, in the middle of nowhere? I say there are unfortunately more people who dispose of a well-intentioned gift in this way than someone who comes and takes it to a dog's paradise!
Never could understand how some people can just dump a pet and leave them to fend for themselves. That's how I got my kitty. We found him in the woods near our house barely weened and so thin. He's five years old now and a total cuddlebug. He's my fur baby and I wouldn't trade him for anything.
Exactly!! That’s how I got my dog. When he was around 6 months old, some had tried to abandon him in the woods but he found his way back, so they did it again but tied him to a freaking tree near the road so someone would see him. I’ll never understand how people can be so heartless, but I’m so grateful that I ended up with such a loving best friend because of it
We had a stray show up years ago, and she ended up bringing four kittens to us after she got to know us. One day we never saw her again, but her kittens were still with us, and we think she could have been attacked by another animal or hit by a car. She was a cat that was never indoors, and did not want to be indoors, but her kittens were so young, we were able to bring them in and find them homes. Actually one home.
Thats how Maisie found me. She ran out of the darkness right into my foyer and my heart. I had lost Wally of Wally and Floyd Supertigers Inc 4 months earlier to a tumor. Maisie keeps Floyd company and theyre becoming great friends. I heard one of Maisie's littermates was taken in as well after being dumped out in the country.
I recall watching an older cousin of mine help a fawn out in the cornfield that somehow got separated from its mother. She carefully approached it, pet it, and fed it for several hours. Luckily its mother could be seen near the fence row waiting. Once she left and gave plenty of distance between her and the fawn, the mother came out to retrieve her fawn. This was back around 1976 or so, it obviously left an impression on my me, as I'm now 54. Be kind to every living creature. We all need a little help at some point.
The lady who jumped in the ice was a huge hero to the dog. My favorite stories are about people rescuing dogs and cats and vice versa. In an emergency, I think I too would do nearly anything and everything to save cats and dogs.
That kitten under the bridge made me tear up. I feel like most kittens/cats would be too scared or distrustful to get in the bucket, but the fact that it did shows how much it needed help, and understood that those people were trying to help.
Sometimes when all the ugly in the world gets to be overwhelming and unbearable, it's videos like these showing the raw unedited compassion that humanity is capable of, that gives me hope. The side of human nature that is not covered by "news" since it isn't sensational in their pocket books. Thanks for sharing
I met a kitten once, who lived in the street without her mom. Almost 12 years later and we have such a strong bond we call each other when we can't see where the other is. Animals are not toys or things you can just get and throw away. They're also souls that need care and can care for others in return.
Oh! I was wondering if anyone saw this too and commented on it and here it is!Yeah, I felt like she did too with the way she lifted her trunk like that when she turned back around.
if you ever watched the original video, she did it again till the people cheered back at her and she walked away once she got the 'you welcome' response
All I can do is cry because I am so happy that there are people like this that care about humanity and animals and that don’t just care about money and themselves
With everything going on in the world. This is a glimmer of hope of how generous we can be when it comes to helping other and animals alike. God bless everyone.
I love all of these happy endings. I love how the fawn knew to swim to the men for help and the cat knew safety meant taking a ride in a dish pan. The elephant turned and gave a wave of gratitude. Did the dog who bit through his leash do so to save his human. And the guy dumping the fish, curious. None the less thank you all for being animal heroes. 💕
Yeah so wonderful he prioritised video recording the deer rather than helping it until it was practically dead. He was looking for content rather than helping. I’m surprised he didn’t start shouting “WURLD STARRR!”
Reminds me of when me and my mother found a racing/homing pigeon in the back garden back when I was a kid. It soon became obvious that that it was totally exhausted and couldn’t even walk let alone fly. There’s no way that my mother would have been able to go pick the pigeon up without attempting escape or resist otherwise. Of course as soon as she picked it up we could see the ID band on one of the legs so it was either a carrier or racing pigeon. We’d initially planned to simply move it to a safe place up off the ground and supply food and water until it recovered. But when we saw the ID ring then we know it wasn’t a wild one. So we took it inside where I emptied out my toy box, lined it with wood shavings from our supplies meant for our guinea pigs. I know that we put a water bowl inside the makeshift carrier as well as some food but I honestly don’t remember what the food actually was. I think it was bird feed meant for wild birds out on feeder. I have to admit that it did indeed eat and drink quite a lot once it calmed down. But yeah I totally admit that I doted on it. I made sure it had everything it needed. And so, once the pigeon had truly been settled in, we took the number on the ID tag and wrote it down. Then my mother contacted the pigeon racing organisation and gave the officer the code on the ID tag so the owner could be quickly identified. It didn’t take long to track down the owners of the pigeon and tell them that the bird was alive and being cared for. It turned out that the owner lives a bit more than an hour’s drive away and all his pigeons had returned home except one. When he was told that the pigeon had been found and was safe and being cared for, he was extremely happy and grateful. He didn’t waste any time in getting started for the long journey ahead to come and pick up the pigeon.and take it home.
It’s like when a jogger found a pigeon with an injured wing near our old house. She picked him up, trying to see what was wrong. When he didn’t immediately attack her hands or start flapping, she knew something was wrong. This was late 1990s. She brought him over to where Mom was gardening, and my sister was playing with worms. I was… reading a book. (Probably) But this woman asked Mom if we had an open box for an injured bird. We did… old shoebox that we hadn’t tossed out yet. And this pigeon just calmly sat in the box while we tried to figure out what to do with him. We ended up taking him to the vet, where we learned he was badly dehydrated, and his wing was badly sprained but not broken. We got a crash course in dove care (pigeons are indeed doves) and had a ‘pet’ pigeon for a week or so. I now sometimes care for a magpie. He’s not a pet (try telling *him* that). He’s like a cat, in that he chose me. And taught our actual cats that he is not to be harmed! (No one was injured in the lesson, just startled)
@@dragonheart7901 depends on where you’re going, I guess. And what you’re going for… Like, an hour’s drive is a little much for tea. But I’ll do it! It’s good tea!
@@icarusbinns3156 Yes, thats true. Recently every day I have to drive a little over an hour to get to the hospital. At first it felt long, but now it feels like nothing. And an hour isn't that long of a time, when you think about it
"Well done" if one is not doing it for "likes and subscribes". The camera placement was important, and not the immediacy of the deer. That was for likes and subscribes. Not everyone will agree with me, and that is why social media is where it is today- people miss the small things, and eat up content like it has no other motive.
Lord we need more of these types of videos showing humanity, and less of the negativity in the world. Kinda gives you a glimmer of hope that we aren’t screwed. Had to edit… Those beautiful new born puppies! So Beautiful.
@@TheL1arL1ar It's not rare. People help each other all the time. I know it's a meme to say if it's not filmed, it didn't happen. But, most people don't film it when they help others. That's all. Have a great day
What a beautiful and heart warming video, we need more people like this in the world, animals are the best and we can never have to much kindness and love ❤️💗❤️
You folks are so thoughtful to help a deer, then help him again. Then to help him out of the marsh you and your son are incredible. You playing the sax for the squirrel was so funny and nice! Animals love music and many will just come closer when you have music.
My twins found a kitten that had been left on the side of the road. They picked him up and brought him home trying to sneak him past me. I caught them coming up the driveway and asked what they were trying to hide. They held him up and I fell in love with him right away. One of his eyes is bad and he’s completely blind in it. I call it his moon. His name is Bean, aka Bean Purrito and he’s the love of my life. So glad they found him. All 3 cats we have were abandoned on the street and we love them like family.
@@mikoto7693 me too. I just have an affection for unwanted cats. I’ve brought stray cats and dogs home my whole life. My mom just held her breath every time I came running home.
Where I live people dumb cats a lot. Some of my cats were abandoned and we took them in and they live with us. 3 of my cats were born to 2 cats that we have taken in.
Lucy is such a cute and gentle pup. Would definitely be going to my home if I found her and would adopt one of the other pups for Lucy to have a companion.
That dog made me cry, seeing her so afraid yet hopeful. She would have become mine if I’d met her. She’d never know loneliness, thirst or hunger again. I can’t abandon animals. No matter what’s wrong.
@@mikoto7693 I hear you. Used to be dogs were treated as property to be guard dogs and such but now they are considered family. My sister has three dogs and a cat and she took a bedroom and made it all their bedroom with beds and toys. They each have their own Christmas stocking.
Yes... I would definitely fatten her up... Really yummy cooked with onions and mushrooms. What way can you be closer to those you love than to consume them :) Jeffrey Dahmer
I saw a video where a fisher helped a grizzly cub caught up in a current, and the mother bear would leave the guy heaps of fish day after day as an act of gratitude. This is the kind of thing that I have to remember when I lose faith in the world. I've been a very hateful, bitter person most of my life, and it's because I can't stand the ugliness, the ignorance, the suffering and pain, that it bothers me. I've learned to deal with this better now, that resentment is only going to eat me alive.
I was a police officer in Berlin, Germany, arresting bad people who did very, very bad things. But here are people who even risk their lives to save the weaker life of an animal. These are people I'm proud of, they didn't think long but acted. Many thanks to these great people, empathy is something very good. P.S dear animals, I hope you only meet people who are like that, they only emanate friendship.
Did kind of look like it nipped at his ankle as he was coming down the wall though. Probably why he was pretty cautious when he went to pet the dog. If it did nip at him I'm glad it kind of realized it was fine and calmed down.
All of you are wonderful and I so thank you for saving these gorgeous innocent animals. Much honor and respect to each of you!! You are total Earthly angels!!
That lion that just can't trust the situation that he is now allowed to just walk out there with no trouble is just heartbreaking!! Such a huge animal seems so small and anxious...
What a wonderful video. Lovely to see that they're still people willing to help animals. The raising of her trunk as a thank you from the mother elephant was heart warming. Sad that others just abandon pets. A few years ago my Sister in Law found a puppy with a broken leg tied up at a service station at about 2 in the morning. The vets took care of the leg for free and 'Onno' became the newest member of her family.
Thank you for sharing these touching stories. It is so comforting to see that some people still have a kind heart to take the time to help distressed animals in need.
I remember a long time ago I greeted my mother when she came home from work and we just heard this kitten screaming at the top of its little lungs we went to investigate called out to him and he walked right up to us we brought him inside took him to a pet smart got him some formula a bed and some toys the little guy is now fully grown in his forever home
The one with the 4 newborn puppies in the rain got me HARD. I have a very weak spot for dogs. I was so relieved to see someone find them and care for them ❤️
animals bring out something from within us all. Be it fear, wonder, compassion, whatever. That, in my opinion, shows that humanity still possesses a connection to nature.
That pup at 4 minutes in She was so worried to trust but so desperate and scared she inched forward hoping this was a good human Brought me to tears 14:09 Tell me that elephant wasn't expressing gratitude
5 years ago I picked up a kitten from the road. She was about 15 days old, it was the middle of August, 38ºC in the shade and she was dehydrated and in shock. Without hesitation I stopped my van and picked her up. I remember that she got scared and scratched me hehe, but when we got home she understood that I was not a threat but her salvation. Soon after, she didn't want to be separated from me. She was with me for 1 month and then she left with a new family and a new friend, a cat her age. Today she is a healthy and happy kitten, I would do it again without hesitation, with any animal.😍
Yeah his devotion to saving that deer was impressive. To be that weak means it had been trapped for awhile. I’d have done something very similar and possibly might have guarded the deer the whole time.
That reminds me of the time a salt water croc frightened me when it came out of the water and asked me for a cigarette. I told him I only smoked filtered. He looked at me in disgust and went back into the water. True story!
1:15 prey animals have a condition called "prey myopathy" it is a built in mechanism that prevents them from suffering in nature when a predator attacks them. What happens is their bodies shut down to prevent them from suffering during the attack. It can happen when they're stressed severely.
@@muskokamike127 BS. Animals have a TENDENCY, yes. I've seen people curl up and cry like a bitch when the mortars start dropping. And I've seen people react the correct way without any thought because " that's what you do". All living beings are NOT the same, animals or people.
I watched a young Chihuahua dodge 5 lanes of 60 mph traffic twice. I pulled over and a young woman and I slowly gained his trust and managed to capture him. He was so cute and so scared. She adopted him. I told her to name him Lucky.
Stuff like this gives me hope for humanity. That woman who risked drowning and hypothermia to save that dog is a wonderful example of how kind humans can be.
One night, waiting at a bus stop in freezing winds, another passenger and I were huddled together for warmth. Neither of us had the right coats! When the wind shifted direction, we were surprised when a way-too-skinny stray dog shoved her way between us, also wanting warmth. We were waiting for over an hour for that bus! And in that time, we’d ducked into a little 24-hour convenience store to get some water and dog-safe food for her. And snacks for us. When the bus did arrive, we’d fashioned a collar for her and a makeshift leash out of a couple of scarves. That guy was determined to adopt this dog!… I would have, but I have three cats, and dogs are not allowed in my lease (hence the cats) I saw the guy and the dog a few weeks ago. She’s filled out, is no longer skittish and scared. Definitely a mutt, and her name is Honey. She’s such a sweet girl. She sure remembers the two of us that helped her that night 😊
Growing up, my mom taught me to not hesitate to help someone in need of help, even if it's an animal, because one day I might be helping an angel in disguise. When I videos like these, I wonder if maybe some times these people are the angels.
3:09 im sorry to say to everyone but the deer had actually passed away during the night to his injuries the video was posted on tik tok and the deer died
Bit of advice, deers have ticks. Showing compassion is beautiful, Lyme disease isn’t ! Check your body thoroughly for ticks after any contact with wildlife.
I would, without doubt, risk my life for my animals. I have epilepsy, and they have saved my life a hundred times. I love them all with my whole heart.
It's so heartbreaking to see an animal in distress. If I'm able to do something, I do my best to do so. And when I'm not, that feeling of helplessness stays with me. I'd like to think I was able to save more than not. I pray that the ones I couldn't, God was with them. Thank you for the video.
A sad lesson from these images is how damaging fences are for wildlife. Either we add crossing bridges or we remove them completely, specially on the way to water.
I love these people for helping but sometimes you gotta forget getting a good shot of your act of kindness and just jump in to help. That deer looked like it was dead by the time he acted
Cats and dogs should never be forsaken in the first place. They need love, care, and safety like us. And to those that help any wild animals, they just require a little push to get where they need to be.
That squirrel was like "that's some good playin". He looks like he's at a park enjoying a snack while listening to the city musician thoughtfully. 😄
St. Thomas !
I was stationed at a guard shack once and I put Cheetos down by my shoe and a squirrel would bound back and forth to get them and sometimes would sit and eat one. Acted like a domesticated squirrel.
@@Solar55 first found that song from GTA IV, from the sax player near that fountain busking this song
Dinner and a show.
He thinks he is sitting in a high end restaurant. Lucky guy.
11:28 that German shepherd snapped that leash cause he thought his owner was in danger. That's love right there. He was making sure if he was okay. ❤️
@@flukens you got it
I only went into the comments to find someone talking about this lol
@@flukens
Is this an explanation? The dog breaking the leash out of concern is obvious, what was that person doing in the water?
@@kjj26k I dont know why else he might have been in the water, but the dogs reaction seemed to be trying to keep the person from commiting unalive
@@kjj26k My guess as to why he was in the water is that: Maybe he wanted to either see how his dog would react, or to demonstrate just how loyal and caring the dog is for his owner. That's just my guess though, could be wrong.
I love how the mama elephant looked back and raised her trunk in a thank you for rescuing her baby. That was so precious.
Yes it was & that was my favorite too 😍
I don’t think that was a "thank you" it was more of a "next time watch where you going".
The elephant is probably smart enough to understand that there wasn’t even hole without humans
@@cmenomore8119 didn't know stupid people could type. You should better keep off social media.
@@cmenomore8119 There's a natural phenomena called sink holes.
@@NitroStarman ah and these sinkholes always conveniently show up with some excavator in the middle of a rain forrest?
Cool story bro
Oh man, 3:51 got me tearing pretty bad. Seeing her cute, submissive face showing a stranger love like that and asking for some compassion in return is enough to hopefully make anyone want to help. Thank you to all the kind people out there who help people and animals, that is what the world needs.
Damn onions
@@kmccurdy21 right
I agree! But who dumped the dog there, in the middle of nowhere?
I say there are unfortunately more people who dispose of a well-intentioned gift in this way than someone who comes and takes it to a dog's paradise!
funny how police cant jump from 2.5 m ... he go with rope...
Bruh why do i feel more sad for knowing that it's s a female
Never could understand how some people can just dump a pet and leave them to fend for themselves. That's how I got my kitty. We found him in the woods near our house barely weened and so thin. He's five years old now and a total cuddlebug. He's my fur baby and I wouldn't trade him for anything.
Exactly!! That’s how I got my dog. When he was around 6 months old, some had tried to abandon him in the woods but he found his way back, so they did it again but tied him to a freaking tree near the road so someone would see him. I’ll never understand how people can be so heartless, but I’m so grateful that I ended up with such a loving best friend because of it
We had a stray show up years ago, and she ended up bringing four kittens to us after she got to know us. One day we never saw her again, but her kittens were still with us, and we think she could have been attacked by another animal or hit by a car. She was a cat that was never indoors, and did not want to be indoors, but her kittens were so young, we were able to bring them in and find them homes. Actually one home.
Thats how Maisie found me. She ran out of the darkness right into my foyer and my heart. I had lost Wally of Wally and Floyd Supertigers Inc 4 months earlier to a tumor. Maisie keeps Floyd company and theyre becoming great friends. I heard one of Maisie's littermates was taken in as well after being dumped out in the country.
We have a home to 5dogs.on the farm..
Assholes just kept.dpong them off.
One happy bunch of dogs.truly loving ....
That's how I got my 4 cats all separately years apart ages 9, 8, 2 & almost 1
I recall watching an older cousin of mine help a fawn out in the cornfield that somehow got separated from its mother. She carefully approached it, pet it, and fed it for several hours. Luckily its mother could be seen near the fence row waiting. Once she left and gave plenty of distance between her and the fawn, the mother came out to retrieve her fawn.
This was back around 1976 or so, it obviously left an impression on my me, as I'm now 54.
Be kind to every living creature. We all need a little help at some point.
They live their babies and go eat. Then they come back and feed them you shhhh! mock.
Always teach your children to respect all living creatures. It’s a wonderful life lesson.
0:33 God made deer that stupid to help feed coyotes and other wild predators. Darwin Award Winner, for sure.
I presume you are a vegetarian. If not you're a hypocrite with a statement like that.
Yawn dude
We eat these animals
@@carper6160 You eat dogs?
The lady who jumped in the ice was a huge hero to the dog. My favorite stories are about people rescuing dogs and cats and vice versa. In an emergency, I think I too would do nearly anything and everything to save cats and dogs.
That kitten under the bridge made me tear up. I feel like most kittens/cats would be too scared or distrustful to get in the bucket, but the fact that it did shows how much it needed help, and understood that those people were trying to help.
I wouldn’t help the cat because I would assume cats can get out of most things
But after seeing this you never know when a kitty needs help
It's amazing the kitty didn't even freak out and try to jump out sooner!
That shows how bad people are and the people that like to help are the people that can restore humanity
That cat was so genius
Sometimes when all the ugly in the world gets to be overwhelming and unbearable, it's videos like these showing the raw unedited compassion that humanity is capable of, that gives me hope. The side of human nature that is not covered by "news" since it isn't sensational in their pocket books. Thanks for sharing
For all you wonderful people around the world who rescue and help these poor creatures , god bless and keep you! You are angels!👍
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God not god.
Your comments on our acts of kindness video are truly heartwarming. Thank you for your support!
The fact that there are so many people willing to help animals is more then enough for me. Doesn’t matter what kind of animals they are
Anyone that helps a LOVING ANIMAL, GOD BLESS YOU and THANK YOU******
0:32
Me: ”Don’t say it, don’t say it”
My brain:”Do it”
Me: ”Step-deer, I’m stuck”
BRUH MY GUY DOWN BAD💀💀💀
I find in trash box cat. Now is part of family. Its a boy and he name is Čenda. 😊
A cat box?
@@dickg6312 Ty taky určitě neumíš perfektně Česky tak nech být. 😉 A byl v popelnici, kontejneru na odpad.
Well now, if we just mluvime české in the first place.... 😁
@@jpjp9111 😁👍
What?
I met a kitten once, who lived in the street without her mom. Almost 12 years later and we have such a strong bond we call each other when we can't see where the other is.
Animals are not toys or things you can just get and throw away. They're also souls that need care and can care for others in return.
My dad found a abandon kitten and we kept him till he passed away 12 years ago aged 15.jess was sadly abandon by his mum,who we never met.
@chase ruby You shouldn't give away your age on the Internet, could be dangerous.
@chase ruby No, right guy. Saying things like that basically screams "I'm a kid!", or someone who's not precisely mature.
@chase ruby So you're a kid. Seriously, the Internet is dangerous, you really shouldn't tell your age around here.
Also, I'm a Millenniall.
I truly believe that mother elephant turned back and said thank you.
Oh! I was wondering if anyone saw this too and commented on it and here it is!Yeah, I felt like she did too with the way she lifted her trunk like that when she turned back around.
100% it waved back
if you ever watched the original video, she did it again till the people cheered back at her and she walked away once she got the 'you welcome' response
All I can do is cry because I am so happy that there are people like this that care about humanity and animals and that don’t just care about money and themselves
God bless all this Rescuers . You are Light in this World . Thank you so much !
9:29 damn that's actually a pretty intelligent kitty!
Didn't panic and actually stayed calm!
With everything going on in the world. This is a glimmer of hope of how generous we can be when it comes to helping other and animals alike. God bless everyone.
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I love all of these happy endings. I love how the fawn knew to swim to the men for help and the cat knew safety meant taking a ride in a dish pan. The elephant turned and gave a wave of gratitude. Did the dog who bit through his leash do so to save his human. And the guy dumping the fish, curious. None the less thank you all for being animal heroes. 💕
the deer on the fence died
@@jennifermedlin5056 thanks for killing my happiness 😔
the guy dumping the fish... i hate to think that they are dumping an invasive species. cause those look like carp... and they ruin ecosystems.
@@jennifermedlin5056 ? No ?
It's always got me on tears when animals are showing gratefulness after rescue
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The father & son who saved the deer from the fence/swamp brought tears to my eyes.
He is a wonderful man, and his son will be the same.
Yeah so wonderful he prioritised video recording the deer rather than helping it until it was practically dead. He was looking for content rather than helping. I’m surprised he didn’t start shouting “WURLD STARRR!”
Reminds me of when me and my mother found a racing/homing pigeon in the back garden back when I was a kid. It soon became obvious that that it was totally exhausted and couldn’t even walk let alone fly.
There’s no way that my mother would have been able to go pick the pigeon up without attempting escape or resist otherwise. Of course as soon as she picked it up we could see the ID band on one of the legs so it was either a carrier or racing pigeon. We’d initially planned to simply move it to a safe place up off the ground and supply food and water until it recovered. But when we saw the ID ring then we know it wasn’t a wild one.
So we took it inside where I emptied out my toy box, lined it with wood shavings from our supplies meant for our guinea pigs. I know that we put a water bowl inside the makeshift carrier as well as some food but I honestly don’t remember what the food actually was. I think it was bird feed meant for wild birds out on feeder. I have to admit that it did indeed eat and drink quite a lot once it calmed down. But yeah I totally admit that I doted on it. I made sure it had everything it needed.
And so, once the pigeon had truly been settled in, we took the number on the ID tag and wrote it down. Then my mother contacted the pigeon racing organisation and gave the officer the code on the ID tag so the owner could be quickly identified. It didn’t take long to track down the owners of the pigeon and tell them that the bird was alive and being cared for.
It turned out that the owner lives a bit more than an hour’s drive away and all his pigeons had returned home except one. When he was told that the pigeon had been found and was safe and being cared for, he was extremely happy and grateful. He didn’t waste any time in getting started for the long journey ahead to come and pick up the pigeon.and take it home.
It’s like when a jogger found a pigeon with an injured wing near our old house. She picked him up, trying to see what was wrong. When he didn’t immediately attack her hands or start flapping, she knew something was wrong. This was late 1990s.
She brought him over to where Mom was gardening, and my sister was playing with worms. I was… reading a book. (Probably) But this woman asked Mom if we had an open box for an injured bird. We did… old shoebox that we hadn’t tossed out yet. And this pigeon just calmly sat in the box while we tried to figure out what to do with him.
We ended up taking him to the vet, where we learned he was badly dehydrated, and his wing was badly sprained but not broken. We got a crash course in dove care (pigeons are indeed doves) and had a ‘pet’ pigeon for a week or so.
I now sometimes care for a magpie. He’s not a pet (try telling *him* that). He’s like a cat, in that he chose me. And taught our actual cats that he is not to be harmed! (No one was injured in the lesson, just startled)
@@sofiaojodeaguaflores5225 are you trying to hurt others?
A bit over an hour isn't that long of a drive lol
@@dragonheart7901 depends on where you’re going, I guess. And what you’re going for…
Like, an hour’s drive is a little much for tea. But I’ll do it! It’s good tea!
@@icarusbinns3156 Yes, thats true. Recently every day I have to drive a little over an hour to get to the hospital. At first it felt long, but now it feels like nothing. And an hour isn't that long of a time, when you think about it
The elephant one was simply amazing. They have developed a really strong empathy and emotional skills. That was incredible.
Deer rescue is special. Well done guys.
the deer on the fence died
@@jennifermedlin5056 link?
🌟Hes My Role Model🌟
"Well done" if one is not doing it for "likes and subscribes". The camera placement was important, and not the immediacy of the deer. That was for likes and subscribes. Not everyone will agree with me, and that is why social media is where it is today- people miss the small things, and eat up content like it has no other motive.
@@MichaelScottGuitar what the hell are you talking about? It's a fucking video.
0:24 That squirrel is enjoying life right there.
Lord we need more of these types of videos showing humanity, and less of the negativity in the world. Kinda gives you a glimmer of hope that we aren’t screwed. Had to edit… Those beautiful new born puppies! So Beautiful.
People fake rescue more often than you'd think
As much as I love animals I have to remind myself that humanity is what is responsible for these kindnesses. The love comes from us.
also the most problems why they need help in the first place
Don't think I've teared up this long in a while. Why can't we treat each other as humans like we treat any other being in need?
You and me Both!
Those people exist…sometimes it’s rare but part of the human race cares for one another.
@@TheL1arL1ar It's not rare. People help each other all the time. I know it's a meme to say if it's not filmed, it didn't happen. But, most people don't film it when they help others. That's all.
Have a great day
Sadly, We are already doing it, others are just not reciprocating
@@LA_HA I respect and agree with your response.
What a beautiful and heart warming video, we need more people like this in the world, animals are the best and we can never have to much kindness and love ❤️💗❤️
14:08 literally looks like that "thank you again for the help.. see you around wave.."
Elephants man....🤯
You folks are so thoughtful to help a deer, then help him again. Then to help him out of the marsh you and your son are incredible.
You playing the sax for the squirrel was so funny and nice! Animals love music and many will just come closer when you have music.
Faulk in re towards.
My twins found a kitten that had been left on the side of the road. They picked him up and brought him home trying to sneak him past me. I caught them coming up the driveway and asked what they were trying to hide. They held him up and I fell in love with him right away. One of his eyes is bad and he’s completely blind in it. I call it his moon. His name is Bean, aka Bean Purrito and he’s the love of my life. So glad they found him. All 3 cats we have were abandoned on the street and we love them like family.
That cat on the river would have won my heart if abandoned. S/he would have found a new home with me.
@@mikoto7693 me too. I just have an affection for unwanted cats. I’ve brought stray cats and dogs home my whole life. My mom just held her breath every time I came running home.
Where I live people dumb cats a lot. Some of my cats were abandoned and we took them in and they live with us. 3 of my cats were born to 2 cats that we have taken in.
@@averythecat1998 I wouldn’t be able to handle that, I’d be out there putting shelters and food for them.
@@jenniferroach4153 some of my neighbors have taken in a few themselves. I haven't seen many stray cats around my place in about a year.
The first guy has earned my respect, they all have.
0:14 This squirrel has good taste in music
I'm not crying, it's just dust in my eye 😅
Lucy is such a cute and gentle pup. Would definitely be going to my home if I found her and would adopt one of the other pups for Lucy to have a companion.
That dog made me cry, seeing her so afraid yet hopeful. She would have become mine if I’d met her. She’d never know loneliness, thirst or hunger again. I can’t abandon animals. No matter what’s wrong.
@@mikoto7693 I hear you. Used to be dogs were treated as property to be guard dogs and such but now they are considered family. My sister has three dogs and a cat and she took a bedroom and made it all their bedroom with beds and toys. They each have their own Christmas stocking.
She was adorable! So happy she got a loving home!! ❤️
Yes... I would definitely fatten her up... Really yummy cooked with onions and mushrooms.
What way can you be closer to those you love than to consume them :)
Jeffrey Dahmer
@@KlodFather What did they find in Jeffrey Dahmer's bathroom? Head & Shoulders.
*It always brings tears to my eyes when rescued animals express gratitude.*
Either human or animal we're all here on this planet together and we must take care of eachother
I saw a video where a fisher helped a grizzly cub caught up in a current, and the mother bear would leave the guy heaps of fish day after day as an act of gratitude. This is the kind of thing that I have to remember when I lose faith in the world. I've been a very hateful, bitter person most of my life, and it's because I can't stand the ugliness, the ignorance, the suffering and pain, that it bothers me. I've learned to deal with this better now, that resentment is only going to eat me alive.
@@hmpz36911 Get us a link to that video Good Sir!
I was a police officer in Berlin, Germany, arresting bad people who did very, very bad things.
But here are people who even risk their lives to save the weaker life of an animal.
These are people I'm proud of, they didn't think long but acted.
Many thanks to these great people, empathy is something very good.
P.S dear animals, I hope you only meet people who are like that, they only emanate friendship.
My favorite had to be the elephants because of their reaction to the people that saved their baby 😍
I can speak elephant she said "Now cover up your hole ya assholes".
May God above Bless EVERYONE who LOVES & CARES FOR ANY AND ALL ANIMALS..
Peace out from Beautiful Canada.
Thank god for people like this …it chokes me up seeing animals in pain. Thank you 🙏🏻 you
0:33 oh no stepbro I'm stuck
Hehe.. **unzips**
*Clap* *Clap*
The cop that saved the dog, when he realized he didn't need the muzzle. ❤
I want to see the other two lifting him up to the top of the wall.
@@sheerluckholmes5468 The dog or the guy?
@@kadinconway8401 The guy, who's going to rescue him after he lifted the dog.
Did kind of look like it nipped at his ankle as he was coming down the wall though. Probably why he was pretty cautious when he went to pet the dog. If it did nip at him I'm glad it kind of realized it was fine and calmed down.
He brought it just in case the dog trues to attack him
All living creatures deserves our best. Teach your kids this precious lesson.
All of you are wonderful and I so thank you for saving these gorgeous innocent animals. Much honor and respect to each of you!! You are total Earthly angels!!
It's really cool for citizens to help endangered animals. This is the hero of the city.
That lion that just can't trust the situation that he is now allowed to just walk out there with no trouble is just heartbreaking!! Such a huge animal seems so small and anxious...
That was heartbreaking to watch. I wanted to reassure him that he’s safe and all is well.
I think his trembling is also the effect of the anesthesia wearing off that they used for transporting the lion.
What a wonderful video. Lovely to see that they're still people willing to help animals. The raising of her trunk as a thank you from the mother elephant was heart warming. Sad that others just abandon pets. A few years ago my Sister in Law found a puppy with a broken leg tied up at a service station at about 2 in the morning. The vets took care of the leg for free and 'Onno' became the newest member of her family.
This helping people give me back my hope for a better way for human and animals!!! THANK you soooooo much!!
Thank you for sharing these touching stories. It is so comforting to see that some people still have a kind heart to take the time to help distressed animals in need.
Only through videos like this does my hope for humanity stay alive
Thank you to ALL the animal angels
EVERYWHERE. There ARE GOOD
people & HEROS EVERYWHERE. 💙😇🇺🇸🌍
I remember a long time ago I greeted my mother when she came home from work and we just heard this kitten screaming at the top of its little lungs we went to investigate called out to him and he walked right up to us we brought him inside took him to a pet smart got him some formula a bed and some toys the little guy is now fully grown in his forever home
The one with the 4 newborn puppies in the rain got me HARD. I have a very weak spot for dogs. I was so relieved to see someone find them and care for them ❤️
animals bring out something from within us all. Be it fear, wonder, compassion, whatever. That, in my opinion, shows that humanity still possesses a connection to nature.
Puppy rescue was heartwarming and reminded of my TinTin 3month puppy which we were able to rescue from rain now she's 6months mean a world to us 💙
That pup at 4 minutes in She was so worried to trust but so desperate and scared she inched forward hoping this was a good human
Brought me to tears
14:09 Tell me that elephant wasn't expressing gratitude
GOD created Angles like these people to help and PROTECT the helpless animals. ThankYOU.
That squirrel is the cutest thing I’ve ever seen.
Humans are the cruelest animal on this planet. Videos like this give me a wee bit of hope. The little red & white abandoned dog, just broke my heart.
Beautiful Thank you God bless you all
5 years ago I picked up a kitten from the road. She was about 15 days old, it was the middle of August, 38ºC in the shade and she was dehydrated and in shock. Without hesitation I stopped my van and picked her up. I remember that she got scared and scratched me hehe, but when we got home she understood that I was not a threat but her salvation. Soon after, she didn't want to be separated from me. She was with me for 1 month and then she left with a new family and a new friend, a cat her age.
Today she is a healthy and happy kitten, I would do it again without hesitation, with any animal.😍
THANK YOU KIND SIR, AND Your LOVING SON!!! We need More people in the WORLD like You Guy's***
wait, what?! a 1 year old really peaceful dog gets chained? aggression-level 9000 rn.
Deers are one of my favorite animals respect for that man
Yeah his devotion to saving that deer was impressive. To be that weak means it had been trapped for awhile. I’d have done something very similar and possibly might have guarded the deer the whole time.
That reminds me of the time a salt water croc frightened me when it came out of the water and asked me for a cigarette. I told him I only smoked filtered. He looked at me in disgust and went back into the water. True story!
1:15 prey animals have a condition called "prey myopathy" it is a built in mechanism that prevents them from suffering in nature when a predator attacks them. What happens is their bodies shut down to prevent them from suffering during the attack. It can happen when they're stressed severely.
Thank you 🙏 i was curious to know.
And a lot of times they give up and just die.
@@boohoo6008 It's not a choice.....it's pathology.
@@muskokamike127 BS. Animals have a TENDENCY, yes. I've seen people curl up and cry like a bitch when the mortars start dropping. And I've seen people react the correct way without any thought because " that's what you do". All living beings are NOT the same, animals or people.
@@boohoo6008 so why are you comparing people to prey animals if "all living beings are not the same"?
Stop being a troll and move along.
Thank you with all of my heart; all who help animals and save them will be bless for ever.
I watched a young Chihuahua dodge 5 lanes of 60 mph traffic twice. I pulled over and a young woman and I slowly gained his trust and managed to capture him. He was so cute and so scared. She adopted him. I told her to name him Lucky.
Stuff like this gives me hope for humanity. That woman who risked drowning and hypothermia to save that dog is a wonderful example of how kind humans can be.
One night, waiting at a bus stop in freezing winds, another passenger and I were huddled together for warmth. Neither of us had the right coats! When the wind shifted direction, we were surprised when a way-too-skinny stray dog shoved her way between us, also wanting warmth. We were waiting for over an hour for that bus! And in that time, we’d ducked into a little 24-hour convenience store to get some water and dog-safe food for her. And snacks for us.
When the bus did arrive, we’d fashioned a collar for her and a makeshift leash out of a couple of scarves. That guy was determined to adopt this dog!… I would have, but I have three cats, and dogs are not allowed in my lease (hence the cats)
I saw the guy and the dog a few weeks ago. She’s filled out, is no longer skittish and scared. Definitely a mutt, and her name is Honey. She’s such a sweet girl. She sure remembers the two of us that helped her that night 😊
That poor puppy....Thank you to all the beautiful people who helped our furry friends..They need us more than you think🥰
Ooooh sweet little dog. Of course we pick her up and help. Bless
Thanks to the man who brought that little dog home🥲
The squirrel was having dinner and a show!
Thanks to all who helped all these precious animals, GOD BLESS YOU.
The thumbnail shows a very thankful bird. A polite bird, even
Growing up, my mom taught me to not hesitate to help someone in need of help, even if it's an animal, because one day I might be helping an angel in disguise.
When I videos like these, I wonder if maybe some times these people are the angels.
Just love all the beautiful animals! Can't imagine life without them.
There is no way your heart cannot be touched by any of this and that’s how you know you have a heart ..thank GOD I have a heart ❤️
Even the squirrel knows good 👍 music 🎶 👌
3:09 im sorry to say to everyone but the deer had actually passed away during the night to his injuries the video was posted on tik tok and the deer died
Bit of advice, deers have ticks. Showing compassion is beautiful, Lyme disease isn’t ! Check your body thoroughly for ticks after any contact with wildlife.
I would, without doubt, risk my life for my animals. I have epilepsy, and they have saved my life a hundred times. I love them all with my whole heart.
All animals feel the exact same feelings we humans do. Love them never hurt them...
Sweet cute Lucy 😍🥰 thanks so much to everyone who helpes and saves annimals al over the world.
As melhores pessoas são as que amam os animais!
It's so heartbreaking to see an animal in distress. If I'm able to do something, I do my best to do so.
And when I'm not, that feeling of helplessness stays with me.
I'd like to think I was able to save more than not.
I pray that the ones I couldn't, God was with them.
Thank you for the video.
A sad lesson from these images is how damaging fences are for wildlife. Either we add crossing bridges or we remove them completely, specially on the way to water.
Humanity showing that it has great capacity for kindness over cruelty at least when it comes to animals.
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I love these people for helping but sometimes you gotta forget getting a good shot of your act of kindness and just jump in to help. That deer looked like it was dead by the time he acted
yeah it died
Cats and dogs should never be forsaken in the first place. They need love, care, and safety like us. And to those that help any wild animals, they just require a little push to get where they need to be.
The squirrel is just sitting there waiting for the tooting to stop to see if he can stash his loot in there. He should have made a try straight away.
That squirrel was enjoying the show ❤️❤️
we need to punish maggots that abuse these loving pets
I completely agree. I’ll help any animal that comes to me and needs me.
Ayo wait a minute, you can't call them maggots. At least maggots are useful to an ecosystem.
100% agree, hurting innocent defenseless creatures like children and animals is low and disgusting.
@@TheIrrelevantYT true
@@violetsmokes5815 but thats what maggots do
Watching from Greece.hi everybody.
God bless you beautiful people for saving and taking care all these poor animals.
Where's the eagle? Click bait - didn't deliver!
The beautiful thing about these videos is, it reminds us what it is and means to be human.