Animal Lovers

Jes is a member of PETA, and she feels incredibly strongly about the animals in her life. For years, one such animal was a dog named Edith. Jes saw Edith chained up day after day, so she started visiting the poor dog. She would bring the loving pooch treats, food, water, and once she even brought a doghouse to the trapped dog. Then, one day Edith’s family moved and took the dog with them. PETA spent a lot of time and energy tracking Edith down, and in March of 2016 her owner’s officially gave Edith to PETA because they were moving once again. This is an incredible and touching story, and if you check out the video below you can watch it all in close detail, and I’m sure that you’ll fall in love with Edith just the way that Jes did. Take a look! Now Edith and Jes are reunited and the two of them couldn’t possibly be happier! Share away, people!

Laika and Rook have been best friends ever since they were puppies. Whenever Rook comes over to play, the husky is always happy to have him around. They always find new mischief to get into, and it seems there’s never an end to their fun. The video documents their first meeting together as puppies, and although they seem a bit wary of each other, there’s still smiles and tail wags that show just how happy they are. Then, the two dogs were reunited for Valentine’s Day, and it seems like they’ve never been apart! They go back to romping around just like they used to. Take a look at this video! Their friendship hasn’t waned in the least, and they got to spend the rest of the day lounging together and playfully chomp on each other’s faces while lounging on the couch. That’s okay, it’s just love bites. Share away, people!

When we leave our dogs at home for a few hours, it can be exciting to see them again. The next few minutes are filled with kisses and hugs like they haven’t seen you in forever. But one pup hadn’t seen his owner in seven months, and oh boy was he was delighted when he came back home. This owner was stationed in Iraq for a period of seven months and came back home to his pup waiting for him. Their reunion is more than happy, and the pup can’t help himself but to jump on him and cover his face in kisses. He can barely sit still as he listens to his owner coo at him and laugh in delight at all his antics. Take a look at this video! He’s definitely one happy pup, and it’s likely that he didn’t leave his owner’s side for the rest of the evening. Share away, people!

When Joshua returned home from Afghanistan, the air force veteran suffered from terrible nightmares and other PTSD symptoms. After seven months of struggling, Josh needed a fresh start in California — but it would mean he’d have to leave his two beloved dogs in Louisiana while he got back on his feet. “Just going from a war zone to a civilian life and coming back, you feel totally isolated. You feel totally alone. You feel cut off from everything.” His dogs, however, were his salvation. The separation was devastating for Joshua, but he knew it was for the best. “Every day I wake up without them snuggled up underneath my blankets is a strange day,” he said. “Every day I don’t have to walk a dog is a wrong day.” Two months later, Josh was ready to take care of Panda and Momma again, but he needed help transferring them across the country. Enter an animal hero named Mariah, who volunteered to drive Joshua’s pups all the way from Louisiana to California. When Mariah picked the dogs up, i...

In Arlington, Texas, a family were happily reunited with their missing dogs after one year, however the circumstances were different and no one can be sure what horrible experiences the dogs had to experience, reports CbsLocalNews. In a miraculous recovery, emaciated Tank and and Bowser had been found wandering along a country road in Ennis. The rescue group Cody's Friends Rescue offered to help them. Because the dogs had microchips, the organization was able to track down their family, and not long after the discovery of the dogs' identities, a telephone call came into their owner, Laurie Lyles. “We found your dogs. I do want to warn you that they are not in good shape," stated Cody's Friends Rescue, Nancy Stephenson. Besides having been starved, Tank and Bowser were covered in scars as if they had been fighting for their lives. Rescuers think the dogs had been used as bait dogs to train other dogs for fighting. Originally, there was concern if the personalities o...

After a long, agonizing saga of being lost and found, a Shetland Sheepdog has finally been reunited with its rightful owner. "You're home baby," sobbed 71-year-old Sharon Robinson as hugged her Sheltie named Tipsy. "Oh, Tipsy," she said as INSIDE EDITION documented the joyous, and tearful, moment. The Stocton, California, woman had been searching for her beloved miniature Collie since the dog disappeared in December from her home. The dog did not have a collar or microchip. She and her husband, Larry, 73, had been out of town when her son called to say Tipsy had somehow escaped from the couple's fenced-in yard. The loss was heartbreaking, said Robinson, noting that her days were marked by crying in the morning and crying every night. She says she visited the local animal shelter several times, but didn't find Tipsy, she said. Then she learned the dog had been transferred to another shelter, located about an hour away. Tipsy had already b...