Liz O'Connell
Pet Reporter at Newsweek
Pet Reporter for @newsweek || Previous: Arena Group, @CBJnewsroom, Anson Record || UA ‘18 🐻⬇️
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1 week ago |
newsweek.com | Liz O'Connell
The moment a pet parent spotted his missing dog while driving quickly went viral on Instagram. Quincy Thomas started his April 16 Instagram video with him talking to the camera during his morning commute. He tried to announce an upcoming song release, but something caught his attention. His eyes widened in disbelief. He saw Lola, his dog, who had gone missing five days earlier.
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1 week ago |
newsweek.com | Liz O'Connell
The internet's heart immediately melted after a security camera captured the moment a determined dog visited his canine bestie's house to ask for a playdate. Like children, dogs easily make friends. They bond over their love of playing. And once they make a friend, there is no stopping them from constantly wanting to hang out, which is what happened between an owner's golden retriever, Riley, and her neighbor's dog, Buster. The two dogs first met each other through the window.
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1 week ago |
newsweek.com | Liz O'Connell
The moment a kitten followed the owner's instructions perfectly left viewers stunned. In a TikTok video shared earlier this week by user @frenchy01x, a woman starts cleaning up the room when she realizes the Ring camera is capturing her every movement. In the comment section, she said she placed the wireless camera in the room to charge it. Then it dawned on her: her partner is likely getting notifications about her moving in front of the camera.
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1 week ago |
newsweek.com | Liz O'Connell
A mom's recent experience at a farmers market left her disheartened as strangers showed more patience with her dog than her disabled child. Leah Crum visited a local farmers market with her dog and two children. It was her dog's first time out in this setting, which she wanted to help with socialization and training. Most people showed patience for her dog, Indigo, as she sniffed people's hands or pulled on the leash toward other canines.
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1 week ago |
newsweek.com | Liz O'Connell
A video of a dog reacting to smelling his canine sibling's fur months after his death left viewers sobbing. A pet parent, known on TikTok as @arcweldingqueen, lost her dog to cancer about seven months ago, but she kept some of the canine's fur as a memento. An article from Vet Explains Pets said that it has become more common in recent years for owners to keep their dogs' fur after passing.
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