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  • 1 week ago | thedodo.com | Sarah Ashley

    Kita was just 10 months old when Cross Your Paws Rescue found her. She had been living outside on several acres of land, fending for herself in the middle of winter. Immediately, the terrified dog was set up with a foster family. “She would just sit in the corner and stare at the wall,” Julie Cole, fundraising coordinator at Cross Your Paws Rescue and Kita’s foster mom, told The Dodo.

  • 1 week ago | thedodo.com | Sarah Ashley

    John Doble had heard about these sightings on the Cape Cod Canal but still couldn’t believe his eyes when it happened to him. While out fishing with friends on the canal bank, he saw what appeared to be “two very large birds swimming down the canal,” Doble told The Dodo. “As they got closer, I thought, ‘Birds don't have ears like that.’”Suddenly, Doble realized the two animals swimming towards him were deer.

  • 1 week ago | thedodo.com | Sarah Ashley

    Earlier this month, a homeowner in Ohio noticed a flurry of activity in a deep window well next to their home. Looking closer, they saw a mother skunk and her five babies had fallen into the recessed space, which was more than 5 feet deep. There was no escape route. The homeowner called in the Ohio Wildlife Center. Two volunteers arrived and, thinking quickly, placed a wooden plank inside the well to see if the family could walk out on their own.

  • 1 week ago | thedodo.com | Sarah Ashley

    At the end of May, a call came into the Arizona Humane Society (AHS) about a dog tied to a fence on a short leash. She was panting heavily, stuck in direct sunlight with no water. The outside temperature was 99 degrees Fahrenheit. Alarmed, AHS escalated the call and sent an investigator out immediately. What the investigator found was even more distressing than expected. The dog was tied to a chain-link fence, struggling to stand on a small strip of dirt to keep off the scorching pavement.

  • 2 weeks ago | thedodo.com | Sarah Ashley

    Employees at a company in Minnesota were unloading a shipping container that had arrived from China when a crate suddenly moved. Startled, they scrambled out and closed the container so whatever it was inside couldn’t escape. “Whatever it was” turned out to be a cat who had managed to survive for nearly 7,000 miles locked in the container. Dawn Danneker, a transporter for Companion Animal Care and Control, was called in to help rescue the cat, who was hiding beneath a 20-foot wooden pallet.

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