Workers at a Brazilian bus station opened their doors for homeless dogs that were struggling to cope with the freezing weather. The employees of Barrierinha bus terminal fed the dogs and gave them specially made beds and blankets to keep them warm and cozy during the long winter nights. One of the pictures that were…
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Some People Love Their Pets More Than They Love Other Humans, Study Says
Some people today love dogs more than other humans, and this conclusion was supported by a study carried at Northeastern University and the University of Colorado. According to the study, the results support people who read the news led more concern about dog-related content than in human-related articles. Furthermore, a distinct amount of reaction and…
Two Adorable Dogs Comfort and Hug Each Other For Being Left Alone By Their Working ‘Parents’
Meet Messy and his owner, Oranit Kittragul, who live in a small town in Thailand. In the neighborhood nearby lives Audi, an adorable Husky who is alone most of the day while his owners are at work. Being alone most of the day causes Audi to feel little sad and anxious, and whenever he wants…
Animal Lovers Can Now Adopt Dogs Who Failed Government Training For Being Too Friendly
For all animal lovers who would like to adopt a German Shepherd, German Shorthaired Pointer, Belgian Malinois or a Labrador Retriever, the can do so by choosing from the adorable puppies who fail to pass the training for being too nice. The Transportation Security Administration has established an adoption program to find owners for these…
89-Year-Old Dog Lover Knitted 450 Blankets and Coats for Shelter Pups
An inspiring and lovely 89-year-old woman and a big dog lover have knitted over 450 coats and blankets for pups at her local animal shelter. A 127-year-old charity, Dogs Trust that operates to save stray dogs throughout the UK took to Instagram to share the exciting news. “Local dog lover Maisie Green, aged 89 years…
Science Confirms That Dogs Can Recognize a Bad Person
A study conducted by Akiko Takaoka of Kyoto University in Japan, wanted to know whether a dog would trust a person who lied to it. The analysts split the experimentation into 3 segments. They wanted to learn if the dog could understand whether or not the individual was untrustworthy. The team of scientists suggests that…