Hilary Hanson

1 month ago | huffpost.com | Hilary Hanson

A New Mexico couple who were close friends with the late Gene Hackman and Betsy Arakawa have shared their family’s last interactions with the Oscar-winning actor and his classical pianist wife. “The last time that we saw them, they were alive and well,” Daniel Lenihan told CNN’s Erin Burnett on Friday. He and his wife, Barbara Lenihan, lived just 10 minutes away from Hackman and Arakawa in Santa Fe, New Mexico, according to People.

1 month ago | huffingtonpost.jp | Hilary Hanson

アメリカ・ウィスコンシン州で、犬用ビスケットの入っていた容器から頭が抜けなくなった犬が、警察の助けを得て救助された。 この犬リル・マーフィーを救助したホワイトフィッシュベイ警察は2月20日、「最後のミルクボーンを取ろうとして、はまってしまった」とFacebookで説明した。 投稿には、ハサミを使って、茶白の小型犬の頭部から容器を取り外す様子が写っている。 警察によると、リル・マーフィーの飼い主は1時間以上かけて自力で容器を外そうとしたものの失敗。動物病院が閉まっていたため、警察署に助けを求めたという。 ABCは、警察官や飼い主がリル・マーフィーを励ましながら容器を外す動画を投稿している。 食べ物の容器は気をつけて！ 食品の入れ物は動物にとって危険となる可能性がある。 イリノイ州では2月、スナック菓子の入っていたプラスチック容器から頭が抜けなくなった野良犬が救助された。この犬は、数日間飲食できない状態だった。 幸いにも犬は保護されて、「バケットヘッド（バケツ頭）」と名付けられた。 犬や猫にとって危険なのは、プラスチック容器だけではない。袋も命を脅かす危険をはらんでいる。...

2 months ago | huffpost.com | Hilary Hanson

A Wisconsin dog has been rescued after his taste for treats landed him in trouble this week. “Lil Murphy was simply trying to get the last Milk-Bone when he got stuck,” the Whitefish Bay Police Department wrote in a Wednesday Facebook post. Lil Murphy, about to be freed. Whitefish Bay Police DeptThe post included images of the small brown and white dog with a plastic jar of dog biscuits stuck on his head, as well as photos of the jar being removed with scissors. Getting a few helping hands.

2 months ago | huffpost.com | Hilary Hanson

A beaver in Chicago is making headlines for one notable accomplishment: being “remarkably rotund.”Environmental nonprofit Urban Rivers posted video of the plus-size rodent on Reddit earlier this week with the title, “This huge Southside beaver needs a name.”Accompanying black-and-white footage shows the orb-like, fur-covered creature padding around in the snow.

2 months ago | aol.com | Hilary Hanson

If you can’t bear the heat, get under the house. That might’ve been the philosophy of a 525-pound male California black bear that an Altadena couple who’d fled the Eaton fire found hiding in the crawl space of their home. The bear, known to locals as Barry, Beary, Berry or Victor (depending on who’s asking) was no stranger to the area. Homeowner Sam Arbid told news station KABC that he first laid eyes on the massive mammal in the crawl space after he bought the house a couple of months ago.