When A Once-Terrified Foster Aussie Meets His New Brother, Both Turn Out To Be Butter Thieves
He used to watch the world from behind a door. Now he has a family, a brother and a nickname he earned at the kitchen counter.
He used to watch the world from behind a door. Now he has a family, a brother and a nickname he earned at the kitchen counter.
She's silly, she's affectionate, and she still plays like a puppy.
She grew up waiting in a rural Georgia shelter. Then came a sunny afternoon, a squeeze pouch of peanut butter and a very silly costume.
With a baby due, his family had to give up one Washington husky, and the next family never turned up. A volunteer with a bag full of treats kept his spirits up.
Her handler kept the news secret for months. Now the former mountain-rescue Labrador has a trophy from BAFTA in London and a younger understudy learning the job.
He gives her a few polite seconds first. After that, the alarm gets some very enthusiastic backup.
Bingo has been on camera since the day he came home as a puppy. Years and a lot of tutorials later, his owner jokes that she may have taught him too many tricks.
Five toys, five balloons and one very decisive golden retriever. Beau's family let him pick his own first-birthday present.
Two and a half months after she slipped away, Sadie's dad got the call he'd been hoping for. A microchip made it possible.
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