(ANIMAL VIDEO) In yet another amazing example of a dog’s unwavering loyalty, Kermie, an 11-year-old dog, reunites with her guardian, Eric Ralston, after his return from an eight-month-long deployment. Kermie was diagnosed with cancer a month after her Ralston left, and Ralston’s wife, Jennifer, said the family did not expect Kermie to make it long enough to see his return. Make sure to have some tissues nearby. — Global Animal
(ANIMAL VIDEO) There are lots of dogs out there who love anything to do with water. Take this puppy, for instance. But it looks like someone doesn’t wanna get her butt wet! — Global Animal
(ANIMAL VIDEO) Shelby the cat gives the family dog an incredible massage! — Global Animal
(ANIMAL VIDEO) It’s hard to tell whether this dog is actually pushing this man in a wheelchair through a severely flooded street or simply loyally clinging onto him. Either way, the dog’s heroism is certainly commendable. — Global Animal
(ANIMAL VIDEO) Apparently, Luke, the orange tabby cat, is not getting enough head rubs from the humans. He decides to use Tally’s paw to pet himself. — Global Animal
(ANIMAL VIDEO) This video shows an adorable dog who personally adopted 10 baby chicks after they mysteriously showed up in her yard last summer. — Global Animal
(ANIMAL VIDEO) Winston may not be the first skateboarding bulldog around, but he’s definitely got some moves! — Global Animal
(PETS) Hockey season is only a few weeks away from the Stanley Cup Finals, and even though it may mean nothing to you, it certainly means something to this blind golden retriever pup from Boston. The pup named Ray Charles has loved the Boston Bruins ever since his Bostonian family adopted him. Last week, in an attempt to get Ray one-step closer to the ice, his family began a petition to allow the puppy to drop the puck at a Bruins home game. Read on to learn more about the pup’s plan and sign the ever-popular petition. — Global Animal
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