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Via MailOnline:
This is the heartwarming moment a dog was rescued from a five-foot sinkhole – after another dog alerted its owner that she was trapped.
Macy (top), an 11-year-old golden retriever, had been stuck inside the hole in Streator, Illinois [USA] for nearly 24 hours after falling in last Friday, February 11.
But she wasn’t found until a chocolate labrador, named Wrigley, located her the next day in Marilla Park and alerted his owner by barking.
G’wan the Wrigley.
Arf.
A BAFTA-winning student film from Leo Brunel, Loris Cavalier, Camille Jalabert & Oscar Malet of French animation collective MegaComputeur in which dauntless, ultra-cool rescuers Salami and Parmesan attempt to save a skier trapped at the top of a mountain.
This afternoon.
Bluebell, Dublin.
Conor writes:
Good to know our emergency services can rely on His help .
We were able to assist @DublinSPCA this morning on the #Liffey with the retrieval of a stranded cat at Burgh Quay. Tara St firefighters..1/2 pic.twitter.com/xiC3uxZgpC
— Dublin Fire Brigade (@DubFireBrigade) March 21, 2017
Dublin Fire Brigade tweetz:
We were able to assist @DublinSPCA this morning on the #Liffey with the retrieval of a stranded cat at Burgh Quay.
Mmf.
A family of raccoons form, well, a raccoon chain to rescue a cub from the highway at Camdenton, Missouri last week, as captured by police officer Chris Williams.
Rescue foal Ziggy, in Laragh, Co Wicklow
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Tracey writes:
On Saturday 27th February a pony was seen loose on Maoilin Hill, near Laragh [Co Wicklow]. Upon inspection it turned out that it was a foal presumed born late last year, maybe August /September.
But we were unable to get near him as he seems to not have been handled before, so we left out hay and feed in a hope that we could get its trust over a few days and catch it later, but sadly the foal got a fright and went off into the forest where we lost sight of him.
6 days later and a lot of lost sleep, he was seen again.
So I put together a group of people and two very quiet horses that he would follow and managed to get him to a yard where we could then get him in to a stable, which is where he is now.
We have named him Ziggy. We could really do with getting him a forever home, but failing that we would be interested in a sponsor, maybe a company like Glanbia, or Gain or such like so we can keep him ourselves without too much a financial burden.
Jill the squirrel, rescued as a kit from Hurricane Isaac in 2012, spends her days at the Louisiana home of her owner, napping, staring out the window, being adorable and modelling accessories for her diabetes-inducing Instagram account.
It’s a hard oul’ station.
