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This Photo Probably Broke Your Heart, But The Happy Ending Will Make You Smile


Earlier this year, a photo of a German shepherd sleeping in a hole she dug out near a headstone in a cemetery spread across the web as a testament to a dog’s loving tribute to her former owner.


But as touching as that story is, the truth behind the viral photo is so much more heartbreaking…but don’t worry, there is a happy ending at the end of this dog’s tale.




She was photographed curled up in this hole she dug at a gravesite.







But after investigation, people discovered she had simply found a safe place to protect her puppies.







An animal rescue crew brought the mama and her babies into safety.







All of the cuties received the medical and emotional care they clearly needed.







All under the ever-watchful eye of their mom, of course.







They’ve been able to grow, play, and have a happy life in their new setting.







Who knows what would have happened if the cuties hadn’t been rescued.







Their mom’s milk could have only lasted for so long without help.







But thankfully, they’re all smiles now.






(via DIY Creative)


Stories like these are so often overlooked by the sensational response they provoke from one image. Thank goodness someone investigated it further to find a better life for the sweet pooches.




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A Lost Dog Spent A Week Walking 35 Miles Just To Find Her Way Home


Carlsband, California, resident Kris Anderson loves bringing her dogs Georgia and Chico to the nearby Los Penasquitos Canyon Preserve for hiking adventures. The cuties adore exploring all the nature and fun along the trails, but on a recent trip things took a turn for the worse.


Georgia, a shar pei mix, found herself too tempted by a rabbit and set off running into the wilderness after it. Though it wasn’t the first time the pup had been distracted by a critter on their trek, it was the first time she didn’t return after a short while.


Anderson, her daughter, Sarah Lucas, and local park officials searched for hours hoping to find the playful pup, but couldn’t find a trace. She and her daughter returned to the park day after day, but knowing there was a large population of wild coyotes in the area, Anderson was having a hard time holding onto hope.




But after a week of coming up empty, Anderson woke up to a familiar sound: Georgia bounding in through the doggie door and right onto her bed.







The tough girl had somehow found her way across the 35-mile distance to their home, showing up with only a few scratches and in need of a good meal.







Watch the video to see more of the adorable reunion:




(source KTLA 5 News, Mashable)


She must have really been paying attention on all those car rides out to the park! Meanwhile, I still need Google to help me find my way home on a regular basis. What a smart, resilient little lady!




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