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Many of us have a tendency to doomscroll. After all, it’s necessary to keep ourselves updated, be well informed about the current events, and stand up to injustices in any way possible. But sometimes, it can start to feel a bit overwhelming. So if you’re looking for a quick break or a reason to unwind, we've got you covered.
Reddit users continue to share their newly adopted companions and keep surprising us with their big hearts and open arms. As you've probably have guessed, it’s time for Bored Panda’s selection of the most wholesome and heartwarming rescue animal pictures this month.
Let’s remind ourselves that there are still plenty of wonderful people in this world ready to lend a helping hand to those facing adversities. Continue scrolling, upvote your favorite four-legged friends, and share your thoughts about them in the comments!
Pssst! If you’re in the mood for some more cuteness, check out our earlier posts celebrating rescued pets and their rescuers here: January, December, November.
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#1
This Is Zachary. The Cat That Was Stuck In The Shelter, That Nobody Wanted Because “He Is Fat, Too Old, And Has A Weird Meow.” He’s Perfect
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#2
Tiva Is A Recently Retired Racing Greyhound Who Ran 151 Races & Hit 36mph, Ranked Grade A - She Reached The Podium 66 Times. Just Adopted Saturday, She Is Now Our Grade A Professional Lounger
Hannah Edwards 3 years ago
A widowed woman on my street adopted a greyhound called Dave. She told me that Dave is the best thing that ever happened to her.
Auntriarch 3 years ago
What a lucky owner ☺️. As well. Just keep your eyes open when she's on the lead, if there are squirrels or rabbits in your area. Greyhounds have truly astonishing acceleration, and if you are not paying attention, you will bite the dust.
HarriMissesScotland 3 years ago
Thank God that greyhound racing is illegal in Florida. Took them long enough, but it's done!
Vortex Lazer 3 years ago
Greyhounds are pretty handsome to me, thanks for giving her a nice home!
Marissa Taylor 3 years ago
with all that running she def deserves to lounge as much as she damn well pleases
Phyzzi 3 years ago
Pity she only got it because she finally found a kind family and had to spend years earning greedy jerks racing winnings with no retirement plan before that.
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Mazer 3 years ago
Question: does she have digestive issues?? My friend adopts ex-racing greyhounds and has had a heck of a time with trying to keep their tummies healthy and less…..odiferous
Auntriarch 3 years ago (edited)
Yogurt sometimes helps, and charcoal biscuits. A lifetime of being purged before races leaves it's mark, though it's illegal these days I don't doubt it still happens. But generally speaking, their gas should be banned under the Geneva convention on warfare
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Randy Verburg 3 years ago
My Girlfriend till I ADOPTED HER & She Became My WIFE .. And She Could Not and Be NOT,, Without a Greyhound and we had Three of them. Till King came inside that day,,, he told us something was really wrong. He kept putting his head under Debi's {my wife} hand and flipping it to his neck. Then he would Leap Forward. Her hand would slide to his butt area. And King would stick his Tail Up & Out. So her hand was stop by that area. After the third or fourth time Debi Rubbed that area. We thought his Hips were Hurting. We had some aspirins type for dogs. But that was Not it at all. Debi went to stand up, She Let OUT A SCREAM AND BANG ON THE FLOOR SHE WENT AND KING LET OUT A HOWL SO LOUD AND HE WENT DOWN ON THE FLOOR ALSO !!!!!! Neither One of my Loved Ones Ever Got There Bodies Up OFF the FLOOR EVER BY ,, THEMSELVES That DAY of April 13, 2010 "KING" Past Away That Day ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, "DEBI" Went To The Hospital That Day,,,, Debi
Jaybird3939 3 years ago
I adopted one a few years ago. She's gone now, but she was so full of personality. I had to take her out once a day and let her get her zoomies out, then the rest of the time she was a couch loaf. These animals need to be loved and pampered. If I could have dogs now, I'd do it again.
DeeDee Borick Burlington 3 years ago
He ran his races and paid his dues..Now your beautiful puppers gets to lounge at the finish line..,,sweet
Barbara DeRousseau 3 years ago
I have a rescued Italian Greyhound. I got him as a 12 week old puppy. He literally saved my life 6 times now with no official training at all. I’ve had several dogs in my day and he is the most precious, loving and awesome dog that I’ve ever had the honor to have by my side. I treat him like the King that he is and we have a beautiful life together…. God Bless you abs your new Greyhound. She deserves all the live and rest that you can provide!!!
Bree Perry 3 years ago
Greyhounds have a sad lonely life. She will get the love she deserves now.
Marilyn leger 3 years ago
I heard from a greyhound rescuer that they are some of the gentles dogs ever. They certainly are beautiful!
Bonnie Kovacs 3 years ago (edited)
Greyhounds are amazing dogs, I know this from experience. They are forever grateful for their homes. When you adopt them from a track, you are giving them their very first home. Look up how they are treated when they are racers and you'll understand. GH make great apt dogs believe or not. I can't say enough good things about these dogs. My GH,"Biggie Talls” ,gave me so much joy. I miss him everyday.
Jodie Johnson 3 years ago
A life of comfort and leisure is what Tiva will have now. The world is a tiny bit more just and kind thanks to the adopters.
No you can't have my name 3 years ago
Don't be fooled, they still need exercise even if they go full couch potato indoors.
Bonnie Kovacs 3 years ago
True. A nice walk and the chance to run once in a while, in a safe enclosed area.
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Cathy Kunz 3 years ago
Now you finally are free to enjoy your life beautiful glad you found a furever loving home
Nancy Kane 3 years ago
I am so glad for all of the greyhounds that have been rescued from racing. It never should have been the case, in the first place. Them racing. The way the dog 🐕 is lounging, is the way it should always be. It is so cruel they make these dogs do this. Good luck to all of you that have been rescued. And enjoy your new life from racing. 🐾❤🐾❤🐾❤🐾❤🐾❤🐾❤🐾
Mary Ballard-Johansson 3 years ago
Greyhounds are the best (but not the brightest). I loved my big wonderful couch potato, Murphy.
Margaret Alexander 3 years ago
My sister has 3 greyhounds in Scotland they are loving perfect dogs.
veronica bingham 3 years ago
Greyhounds don't need as much outside walkies time as most people think. They're big Cuddle bugs..lol
Susan Sims 3 years ago
She looks like she is reflecting on her past life....and being so very grateful it's over. God bless you for your adoption. May you both have a very happy life together!
Heather Hayllar 3 years ago
Greyhounds are a loving pet, this poor darling needs a rest first!
Mine Truly 3 years ago
I've heard they're actually couch potatoes who don't have an eagerness to run the way breeds like retrievers and sheep dogs do.
Debbie Decker 3 years ago
Our retired greyhound was perfect. She loved my 4 kids from the time they were babies. She lived 17 years and that wasn't nearly long enough.
Lisa Banks 3 years ago
Grey's have 2 settings - on or off. In retirement it's defaulted to off 😂. They really are lazy ❤️
Cat Monaghan 3 years ago
They usually haven't experienced love and freedom so when they do, it's a forever kind of love. 1small piece of advice though... NEVER let them off leash unless they are in an area that has a tall fence!! They really love to run for no other reason than freedom.
Paulina Manteufel 3 years ago
I've often thought about having a retired greyhound as a pet. Tina sounds like a wonderful pet.
Jill McKay 3 years ago
I hear they're great for seniors because because they enjoy resting now.
Elesha McPherson 3 years ago
Dave needs much TLC, and he's in the PERFECT HANDS!!!! NO MORE RACES FOR HIM!!!? His heart has had ENOUGH!!!! ❤️
Victoria Humphries 3 years ago
When I was hospitalized after being diagnosed with a rare disease, the volunteers came around with the therapy dogs. 2 miniature greyhounds. Best day ever. I hadn't seen my cat in 2 months. I loved that moment so much. Greyhounds are very sweet dogs.
Heather Vandegrift 3 years ago
My parents adopted a 30 MPH couch potato, Grover. They said the only thing he ever won was our home!
Leslie Crittenden 3 years ago
God bless you for caring for her, and I wish karma for the people who exploited her and abused her as a racing dog. Give her a big hug from me!
Della Griego 3 years ago
We had a whippet, back in the 80s, great dogs n companions GOD bless........
Autumnsage18 3 years ago
Awww, my family used to have a retired racing greyhound too. Miss you gerry xxx
LaGitanaTriste 3 years ago
That’s wonderful. Many racing greyhounds were in dire straits after dog racing was ended in Florida. Yeah, Florida, they actually did something right for a change.
Betsy Novack 3 years ago
And she deserves every second of bumdem. I feel guilty for finding excuses to sleep in.
Mary Marshall 3 years ago
I adopted a retired racing greyhound named Ace. He was the sweetest dog, just melted at anyone's feet who gave him loves.
EM 3 years ago
My friend adopted a brindle greyhound. Molly was a race dog. She had broken a toe, which the owners amputated so she could run a race. (Grrrr) She lost, so they were taking her to the desert to shoot her when my friend intervened and brought her home. Such a sweet dog. And Molly thought she was a lap dog! Lol... Wish I had pictures!
Kristi Tharp 3 years ago
Glad she is in retirement. Looks like she is sooo ready for nothing but RNR.
Miss Frankfurter 3 years ago
Greyhound racing should be outlawed. Unfortunately it is popular in so many countries.
Ola Pe 3 years ago
How come such dog ended up in a kennel? Did her owner get rid of her once she stopped running races??? 🤬🤦🏼♀️😱
Marlowe Fitzpatrik 3 years ago
They don't end up in kennels. They have to be adopted-out by special organizations. Usually, they just get put down once they can't run as fast anymore.
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Sarah Jo Robinson 3 years ago
I've adopted two with special needs....I will never be without a beautiful greyhound in my life again! Not sure how I survived so long without one! 35mph couch potatoes!
Ronald Morrison 3 years ago
I need about a dozen of them trained to hunt down the urban coyotes here in Phoenix.
#3
My Wife And I Adopted A Former Feral Who “Chose People” Instead Of Going Back To Her Cat Gang. Meet Trish The People-Liker!
To find out how to deal with increased anxiety levels and whether our beloved pets could be the best antidote for our troubles, we reached out to Shari Botwin, LCSW. She is a trauma specialist, therapist, speaker, and author of Thriving After Trauma: Stories of Living and Healing.
Needless to say, it’s important to follow the news and show our support to people in need. However, "Staying connected to the media hours a day and seeing images of violence, despair and loss can change the course of somebody’s day, week, or even life," Botwin told Bored Panda.
It seems that human beings are hardwired to feel some amount of empathy and sorrow for others going through adversities. We may not be physically present, but we still feel our hearts race and our emotions going on high alert. "People report that when they are attached to social media, they experience many more feelings of depression, anxiety, and some even develop PTSD just from seeing images of trauma," the therapist explained.
#4
Meet Bat. A More Apt Name Does Not Exist
#5
Just Adopted This Blind 5 Month Old Kitten (Who Gets Around Like She Can See)
#6
My Cat Trunks Loves Car Rides Ever Since The Ride Home From Adoption!
Hearing devastating news can lead to feeling unrest and worry, which is completely justified. Yet, we need to detect these feelings before things get out of hand. Botwin said that if you notice your eating habits changing, or that you’re struggling to sleep or want to sleep all the time — "that’s an indication that your stress levels are going through the roof."
She told us that when we’re feeling anxious, tension levels might also increase in our relationships. "For instance, some people report that when they’re really stressed out, they end up taking it out on the people that they love the most." While emotions might be heightened, it’s important to remember that our loved ones are there to support and help us deal with traumatic events, so snapping at them could damage your connection to them.
"It is so easy to get caught up in the news of the world. Being mindful and aware of how much time you spend on social media is very important," she suggested. "Even when there are horrible things happening around us, ultimately, it is still most important that we take good care of ourselves."
#7
My 3 Year Old With The New Kitten I Brought Home
#8
Kris Before And After Adoption
#9
Tito, The Longest-Tenured Resident At Our Shelter, Just Got Adopted
#10
So That Fat Cat I Adopted Wasn't Fat After All. Cue Shenanigans
Luckily, our adorable four-legged friends are always there to help us. According to research by the American Psychological Association, pet owners had greater self-esteem and were more physically fit, more extroverted, and less lonely and fearful than non-owners. "Pets benefit the lives of their owners, both psychologically and physically, by serving as an important source of social support," the researchers wrote.
#11
We Were Renting For Years In Places That Didn’t Allow Pets, But After Much Perseverance We Finally Purchased A Home Of Our Own. Meet Jonesy!
#12
Our Sweet Boy Before & After We Adopted Him
#13
My Senior Rescue Is A Mini Version Of My Other Dog
#14
We Adopted Willy Today
Shari Botwin agrees with this line of thinking. "Through the years, I have met so many clients that have adopted cats and dogs, and then have told me it’s changed the course of their lives moving forward. When people struggle with things like depression, anxiety, and PTSD, they use their pets as a source of comfort and hope," she told Bored Panda.
"In my life earlier, when I was in recovery from extensive childhood abuse, I adopted a dog. On many occasions, I had a choice to act on feelings of self-destruction or look at my dog and say she is the thing that needs me, and this is why I will continue to take good care of myself. Some people will tell their animals: 'You are the reason I am still alive!'".
#15
Just Adopted This 14 Year Old Girl. I'm Going To Spoil Her To Death. She's Super Sweet. Her Name Is Madison
Susanne Bækvig 3 years ago (edited)
Glad she found a home. She will probably be very grateful for your spoiling her. Most cats or dogs from shelters are
#16
Kitty Realizes She's Adopted And Sentenced To Life Imprisonment, Cuddles And Treatos
#17
Meet Piper. She Was Dumped At A Local Animal Shelter. Best Guess Is A 6 Month Old German Shepherd/Husky Mix. Those Eyes!
#18
My Productivity Has Dropped Dramatically Since Adopting Willow
So if you are "feeling unsafe or that your world is unraveling in front of you, be sure to find ways to create safety." Botwin advised you to stay connected to the people you love the most: "Call someone. FaceTime someone. Find a place in your home that makes you feel comfortable and spend time there when you feel anxious."
"Grab a hold of your pet and think about all the love you feel between you and your animal family member," she suggested. After all, there’s nothing like looking at our four-legged friends to feel those positive emotions coming into our daily lives. And if you don’t have a furry companion by your side, looking at this list might inspire you to become a pet owner yourself.
#19
From Found On The Street To Snuggling In The Sheets
#20
Our Adopted Kitty Is So Happy To Have A Home! She’s Sleeping Harder Than Ever!
#21
I Adopted My First Cat Yesterday. Meet Kotora
#22
Chimney's Third Day Here -- And My First Ever Cat! I'm So Glad I Adopted Him
#23
Rescued Our Big Boi, Don Julio. Is He Too Big!?
#24
I Recently Adopted A Senior Kitty. She Is 10 Years Old With Most Of Her Teeth Pulled. She Was At The Shelter For 3 Months And Safe To Say, She Likes Her New Home. Everyone Welcome Beans
#25
Someone Turned Over This 15 Year Old Dog To The Shelter So They Could Travel. He's Safe With Me Now. This Is Bert
Hannah Edwards 3 years ago
Who could do such a selfish thing? Assholes! Glad Bert has found a new home, it could easily have meant him being euthanised.
#26
My Family And Fang, Our 2.8lb Chihuahua Just Moved Into Our Forever Home And Someone Found The Perfect Nap Spot In Our Kitchen By A Heater Vent
#27
Turns Out Puppy Was Actually A Baby Goat, 11/10 Would Adopt Again
#28
Welcomed This Sweet Fella To Our Home Yesterday. He’s Spent His Entire 5months Of Life In A Shelter So This Home Thing Is New But He’s Figuring It Out
#29
I Adopted My Brother-In-Law’s Cat, Cause His Baby Is Allergic To It. Safe To Say, I’m Not Getting My Armchair Back Anytime Soon
Hannah Edwards 3 years ago
Must be awful to have to get rid of your baby because your cat is allergic to it.
#30
More Of Ron The Rescued Cat, After Popular Demand
Nadja Lambacher 3 years ago
Aww I saw Ron's first post on reddit, he had to be rescued from a group of kids who wanted to beat him.
#31
Just Rescued This One From A Puppy Mill That Was Getting Shut Down
Nadine Bamberger 3 years ago
She looks like she needs a nice, calm place to rest and be spoiled rotten.
#32
I Didn't Know I Adopted A Cat
#33
My Son's Rescue Cats Like Each Other!
3 years ago
My two rescues are rappers. Whenever they pass each other it goes Bap Bap Bap BAP BAP BAP bap bap
#34
We Adopted The Boy A Few Weeks Ago. He Has Many Fine Qualities But The Sleepy Teefies Feature Prominently
#35
Miss “Pretty Sure You Signed Over This Couch To Me On The Adoption Contract” Here
#36
We Adopted Poppy, I Think She’s Happy
#37
I Adopted Blue 2 Weeks Ago. He’s 13 Months And 85lbs Of Love. He Knows He Found His Forever Home And You Can Tell By How Comfortable He Has Made Himself. Best Decision Ever
#38
Our Newly Adopted Baby Girl Is Showing Off Already!
#39
I Also Adopted A Mouthful, This Is Lulu!
#40
Newly Adopted Pals Love Each Other - Tigs And Tonks
#41
Adopted This Sweet Pea Today, Meet Dutch
#42
This Is Finley! I Got Him From A Friend Of A Friend Who Didn’t Want Him Anymore. Left Is About A Week After Having Him. Right Is Today!
#43
I Adopted Simba And Nala 10 Days Ago. Now I Don’t Have To Work And Live By Myself Anymore!
#44
Just Adopted This Little Yeller. Everyone Meet Maddie
#45
Our Two New Sic Rescues Are Doing A Great Job Of Making Themselves At Home
#46
Recently Adopted This Little Floof From A Horse Barn As An 8 Week Old Kitten. I Absolutely Love Her. Meet Porky
3 years ago
Please start grooming your fluff ball. At a young age they get used to it quite quickly. My fluff rescue is three and thinks I'm breaking the Geneva Convention every time a take hold of a brush.
#47
My Daughter Has Been Begging To Adopt A Cloud For 2 Years. Dream Came True Yesterday
#48
Our Newly Adopted Boy, Potato
#49
Lil Mochi Got Adopted Yesterday, But Look At Him Ready For Flight
#50
Finally Got To Bring This Little One Home Today. Meet Miss Clementine
#51
Guys I Think I Accidentally Adopted A Golf Ball
#52
Adopted This Smol One Today
#53
So Glad There’s A Sub For My Soft Little Hippo! This Is Junimo, Freshly Adopted And Savoring Her New Sofa
#54
This Chunky Lady Was At The Shelter Almost A Year And Returned Once. Yesterday She Finally Found A Forever Home With Us!
#55
Newly Adopted Geralt's First Night At His New Home!
#56
Meet Coco, The Recently Adopted Tortie+calico Mix. She's A Sweet Girl Who Is Shy But Loves Attention And Belly Rubs On Her Own Terms
Nadine Bamberger 3 years ago
Give her some time. No better feeling than the first time your shy cat comes to you for cuddles.
#57
Adopted This Little Cutie Last Week. First Time To Tuck Him In After Hiding Under The Bed Everyday
Nadine Bamberger 3 years ago
He needed some time to adapt and make sure he's safe. I think he's got it now :)
#58
My Adopted Dog Is A Huge Goofball
#59
Spur Of The Moment Shelter Visit Turned Into Us And Our Best Friends Adopting Yennifer And Jaskier Today
#60
Tired Adopted Hamster From Local Foster In Transporting Cage. Hamster From Adoption Are Just As Cute From Pet Store. Look For Local Shelter
Nadine Bamberger 3 years ago
There are always hamsters, guinea pigs and bunnies waiting for a nice home.
#61
I'm Adopting This Pretty Boy Tomorrow, One Of My Friends Roommates Has Him But Unfortunately She Isn't Able To Care For Him Anymore So I've Offered To Take Him In , I'd Like Everyone To Meet Doodle
#62
Bought 27 Cent Goldfish Meant To Be Food And Made Them A Nice Home
Kimi Tomminello 3 years ago
Please don't do this. Those feeders turn into 2 foot fishes or you'll stunt them and they'll die quick. I have "feeder comets" that I've had for a decade and they are in a 9 foot (800 gallon) tank and 500 gallon 2 person tub. I have around 9 of them, 4 off them were rescued from rescuers that had this same idea. Please be prepared. My largest is 25 inches smallest is a dwarf and 9 inches but fins make it 16. Goldfish are truly pond fish not meant for traditional (mass marketed) aquariums. Black moors, bubble eyed, fantails and pearlscales are really the only goldfish that can be kept in normal home aquariums of 30+ gallons.
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Svetlana Klimova 3 years ago
I started to have night asthma attacks and found out I was allergic to cats and dogs shortly after welcoming the fourth cat of my life into the family. It didn't even cross my mind to get rid of her. I'm going through immunotherapy and am using an inhaler but I cannot imagine my life without cats and pets. unnamed-62...7cfdb1.jpg 
Elementi Vg 3 years ago
Almost the same here. Sneezing, asthma, but a lot of cat's love and joy. ♡
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Susanne Bækvig 3 years ago
I love hearing about animals, that find new homes. And in my experience the animals love it too.
Elizabeth Line 3 years ago
The cats remind me of my bois. Urianger and Alphinaud were 1-2 years old when we adopted them, they are now 3-4. I was the first person Alphinaud reacted positively towards and my husband looked at Urianger, urianger meowed at him. The shelter introduced them and both boys were indifferent to each other and only interested in human attention. Now they sleep against eachother all day when they aren't demanding attention. We were gonna adopt 2 girls but the lady fetching them for us was dumb and insisted we only see one at a time, and it wasn't until the next day the shelter tried putting the girls together and they immediately tried to destroy eachother, and we had to come back and find new friends. Alphinaud is the first cat I have ever known to hop up and get in my face for cheek kisses. He will head bonk me till I start overly dramatic kissing his cheek and he will merely and start purring so loud. It's like he had never been loved before >.<
Brian Bennett 3 years ago
I love these kind of things on Bored Panda we need uplifting like this every day! IS IT POSSIBLE TO KEEP PEOPLE LIKEvekera4565 OFF THE SITE ISEE HE/she/it has made 75COMMENTS IF THEY ARE ALL IKE THIS PLEASE SUMP WHATEVER ITS ANNOYING!
Linda Lee 3 years ago
The one thing I've noticed about all adopted or rescued pets, is that they sleep so hard once they feel safe. It is heart warming knowing that you have provided a loving home and have been accepted by the pet. I remember the first time I heard my adopted senior dog snore. I smiled from ear to ear.
Svetlana Klimova 3 years ago
I started to have night asthma attacks and found out I was allergic to cats and dogs shortly after welcoming the fourth cat of my life into the family. It didn't even cross my mind to get rid of her. I'm going through immunotherapy and am using an inhaler but I cannot imagine my life without cats and pets. unnamed-62...7cfdb1.jpg
Elementi Vg 3 years ago
Almost the same here. Sneezing, asthma, but a lot of cat's love and joy. ♡
Load More Replies... Susanne Bækvig 3 years ago
I love hearing about animals, that find new homes. And in my experience the animals love it too.
Elizabeth Line 3 years ago
The cats remind me of my bois. Urianger and Alphinaud were 1-2 years old when we adopted them, they are now 3-4. I was the first person Alphinaud reacted positively towards and my husband looked at Urianger, urianger meowed at him. The shelter introduced them and both boys were indifferent to each other and only interested in human attention. Now they sleep against eachother all day when they aren't demanding attention. We were gonna adopt 2 girls but the lady fetching them for us was dumb and insisted we only see one at a time, and it wasn't until the next day the shelter tried putting the girls together and they immediately tried to destroy eachother, and we had to come back and find new friends. Alphinaud is the first cat I have ever known to hop up and get in my face for cheek kisses. He will head bonk me till I start overly dramatic kissing his cheek and he will merely and start purring so loud. It's like he had never been loved before >.<
Brian Bennett 3 years ago
I love these kind of things on Bored Panda we need uplifting like this every day! IS IT POSSIBLE TO KEEP PEOPLE LIKEvekera4565 OFF THE SITE ISEE HE/she/it has made 75COMMENTS IF THEY ARE ALL IKE THIS PLEASE SUMP WHATEVER ITS ANNOYING!
Linda Lee 3 years ago
The one thing I've noticed about all adopted or rescued pets, is that they sleep so hard once they feel safe. It is heart warming knowing that you have provided a loving home and have been accepted by the pet. I remember the first time I heard my adopted senior dog snore. I smiled from ear to ear.
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