Heartwarming stories about simple human kindness (part 1)

An Australian policeman took in an orphaned kangaroo Officer Mason found a baby kangaroo in a remote part of Western Australia. It was ...

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An Australian policeman took in an orphaned kangaroo

Officer Mason found a baby kangaroo in a remote part of Western Australia. It was lying on the roadside next to its dead mother, who had been hit by a car. The man took the scrawny and dehydrated animal to the police department and fostered it for 18 months until it made a total recovery.

A man took elderly animals from an animal shelter

Steve Greig not only loves — he actually adores — animals, and he considers it unfair that old and sick pets have to live out their lives in a shelter. His mission is taking care of these animals deemed to be ’undesirable’ pets by others. Now he has nine older dogs, Bikini the pig, two chickens, two ducks, two pigeons, a few cats and a rabbit, and they all live at his house in Denver.

Hugh Jackman rescues people on an Australian beach

Australian actor Hugh Jackman rescued a drowning child and helped several people get out of a dangerous rip current that emerged at low tide at one of Sydney’s beaches. First, Jackman saved a girl from a wave, then he helped a man reach the shore, and only after that he helped his son, 15-year-old Oscar, get out of the water.

A woman created a device to keep blind dogs safe

Silvie Bordeaux has a blind dog named Muffin. She invented a special ring that goes around blind dogs’ heads in order to prevent pets from hitting their heads on things. The invention was a success, and now the woman produces a whole line of rings in different sizes and colors for other poor pets to have more chances to live a happy life with their families.

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