
After I posted funny cat videos last week, I quickly saw it become one of my top posts. Therefore, I would be remiss if I didn't post some funny dog videos right?
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It started out simple enough - as a Bible study fundraiser for a family in need in the McClain County town of Washington. However six months later, the result was a made-for-TV complete home makeover.> Read more from KWTV
Family and friends credit faith for helping 16-year-old Leah Hayes make it through a lifetime of unwelcomed seizures and most recently, brain surgery.
For the first time Betty and Leah laid their teary eyes on their new, 'healthy' home built by neighbors, by the high school music teacher and by dozens of others who, for at least one day, made Leah forget all about her world of seizures and surgeries.
"I thought my gift was to keep getting her back every time something happened to her, and then you give me this gift," Betty Hayes said.

Another great rescue story about a very special canine.A pet's barks and cries alerted the occupants of a Western Slope [Colorado] home to a carbon-monoxide buildup this weekend and saved their lives, a family says.> Read the rest of the story here at the Denver Post
Kenai, a 14-year-old Bernese mountain dog mix, started "whining and barking" at 4 a.m. Sunday, waking one of three adults sleeping in the basement of the New Castle home, said Kirstin Kraig of Arvada.
"We're sure glad she was there," Kraig said of Kenai, a friend's dog. "I truly believe that if it weren't for Kenai, we wouldn't all be here today."
Kraig and her husband, their two children, five other adults and four dogs were all using the home during a family-and-friends getaway weekend, Kraig said.
All I can say is, if this story doesn't just break your heart and make you feel so happy and proud for the McNamara family, I don't know what to say. I want to give them all a hug:> Read more about Heather's Amazing StoryLittle Heather McNamara still has her priorities, even after having six organs removed so doctors could cut out a tennis ball-size tumor others had declared hopelessly "inoperable."
With a smile, the Long Island 7-year-old said all she wanted to do was "play with my dog ... and play with my sister."
Heather underwent 23 hours of groundbreaking surgery last month to remove the abdominal mass wrapped around crucial blood vessels and eating away at several vital organs.Chemotherapy didn't work, and her parents, Tina and Joseph McNamara of Islip Terrace, were told by other surgeons that there was nothing left to do.... "We came here with no hope, and they gave us hope," said Tina McNamara.
"It's a miracle, it's the best day ever," she declared. (NY Daily News)
There is so much noise on the internet (and in the world). Consider this an oasis.
This blog falls somewhere between having a stranger smile at you to being struck by something so beautiful and unexpected it moves you to tears.
I hope readers are moved in even a small, meaningful way by the sublime goodness collected here.
It’s good for your soul and your mind.