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Feeling loved, being cared for properly, running free and having other doggie friend. The best part is having a human family and BEING loved. Wow! Who would ever think any of us could have that, can ever FEEL the love from others! We all thought we were destined to live a life of just being used as race dogs, lumped up in one place and never ever have the freedom of being outside and worse of all, not having our own family and forever home. Now we are living THE life!

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That is why we admire people who rescue dogs. Some of these dogs have been through a lot. It’s not easy living in the streets, especially when you have a previous family who just neglected and abandoned you.

In the video below, you will see rescued dogs having the taste of the good life. This sweet and heartwarming video by The Dodo will move you to tears. Check it out!

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It can be overwhelming, thinking of how to help these poor babies. But the truth is, it just takes a little organization and a whole lot of heart.

In the clip below, two organizations who dedicate their efforts to seeking out these dogs in need came together to offer them a second chance. Hope for Paws and ASPCA make it a point to find homeless, forgotten dogs wandering the street. They rescue these vulnerable pups and provide them with medicated baths, haircuts and human kindness before helping coordinate their transfer to a shelter.

So beautiful. Grab your tissues, folks!

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Such inspiring work, isn’t it? One day, these dogs are wandering, afraid and alone on the dangerous streets of our cities. The next, they’re given a chance to start over. Truly moving stuff. What did you think of their transformations?

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The video below, a clip from a Castaways documentary, tells just that kind of story…and it’s sure to pull on your heart strings. Esther, a sweet black and white dog, has a story far-too familiar for animal lovers.

Abused as a puppy, Esther was eventually rescued and started working with K-9 Companion, a program where unused or abused dogs are cared for and rehabilitated by prisoners. It’s truly an amazing journey that these animals and their human counterparts experience together. This video is definitely worth your time…it’s an incredible depiction of the power of love, friendship and kindness, no matter what your circumstances.

It’s hard not to tear up while watching that. Still, the sad backgrounds that brought these people and dogs together is overshadowed by the purpose and progress they bring to one another’s lives through this program. What did you think of the dynamic between these prisoners and their pups?

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On March 15, 2015, a group of mountain climbers rescued a dog that had been lost for five days in the Curavacas mountains of Spain.

Tente Lagunilla, and avid climber and mountain rescuer, learned about the lost dog when a friend contacted him to say that on Saturday he had heard a dog barking near the mountain’s summit but was unable to locate the dog. When Lagunilla’s friend descended the mountain he went into town and inquired about the lost a pet. The man found the dog’s owner and learned the dog had been missing since Tuesday, March 10th.

The following day Lagunilla organized a rescue mission, and with a team of seasoned climbers they headed into the mountains. Bad weather made the rescue risky, but after hours hiking through snow and ice, the rescue team came upon the tired, hungry and lost dog.

Lagunilla secured the dog to a leash, fed him and then continued the trek to the summit. It was necessary to go all to the top in order to access a safe road and trek back down to town.

Once rescuer descended, the dog was reunited with his thankful owner. The pet is now comfortably resting at home.

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