This video below is amazing... A koala survives an Australian bushfire, and this firefighter gives the thirsty little thing water. Awww! What a nice, kind firefighter this guy is!
Here's the info from the video (I can't possibly say it better...):
The firefighter in the video is David Tree.
He said he was in the middle of backburning at Mirboo North when he saw the stricken koala. "I could see she had sore feet and was in trouble, so I pulled over the fire truck. She just plonked herself down, as if to say 'I'm beat'," he said.
"I offered her a drink and she drank three bottles. The most amazing part was when she grabbed my hand. I will never forget that."
Mr Tree and his brigade then received an emergency call-out to save a house, but minutes later Sam (The name the Koala has been given) was picked up by wildlife carers.
She is one of 22 koalas, 14 ringtail possums, several wallabies and eastern grey kangaroos that have been handed into Gippsland carers.
UPDATE!Sam is recovering in an Australian Wildlife Center. Thanks to our twitter buddy @NewPetZone for the update :)
This is the story of Dewey Readmore Books, an fluffy orange cat who was dropped off in a library book deposit box, freezing and starving, and ended up being famous all over the world.
If you haven't read the book about him yet (Dewey: The Small-Town Library Cat Who Touched the World), what are you waiting for?! Any cat lover, or animal lover really, will love, love, love this book. It's one of those books that you don't want to put down, but you don't want to finish either.
I loved the book, but it wasn't until my mom Googled Dewey that I came to find out that there was actually video of him! It makes it even better. Meet Dewey... I know you'll love him and his story as much as I do...
UPDATE! My friend Cathy just passed this along... They're going to make a movie about Dewey! Yay!
On yoooooour left, is May the Yorkie. And on yoooooour right is Lune the poodle. It's the ultimate pint-size pup chowdown! Which one is the faster eater?
It's like cow tipping, but without all the work! If I had a farm, I'd have a whole gaggle (gaggle? flock? herd?) or fainting goats, and I'd sit and watch them all day.
Whenever these kooky goats get even a little excited they just topple over. Then they just get up like nothing happened and keep it moving. Crazy!