This is just too funny! Watch how this Husky named Rocky, refused to go into his crate. He stiffens up and refuses to budge. Sounds familiar? Looks familiar?? Well, if you have a teenager, you’ll probably be able to relate to Rocky’s reaction!! ^_^

If you’re a parent to a teenager, you know how stubborn they can be when you ask them to do something, no matter how many times you repeat your request and Rocky acts exactly like a teenager would when told to do something so now you can understand why people really believe that pets are exactly like kids in attitude and temperament too haha!

Show this to your teenager and ask him who Rocky reminds him of – I bet you, he won’t have an idea! Share this video to other parents, I’m sure Rocky the Husky will remind them of their teenagers too!! ^_^

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“It was like everything that happened in the classroom became reality,” Jordan explained to Newsnet5.

He ran down to the fire station and alerted the crew on duty.  Over a dozen firefighters quickly arrived on the scene.

“In my 20 years of fire service, I have never been to a fire where there have been so many animals in one home,” said Assistant Fire Chief Will Anderson.

“Mostly all of them were brought out in poor condition.  Some were okay, but the vast majority of them required resuscitation.”

Tragically, one dog and one cat died of smoke inhalation, but the remaining sixteen dogs and one cat were able to be revived.  Anderson confirmed that homeowner Catherine Krzywicki was not home when the fire began in the kitchen.

The animal lover runs a foster shelter out of her house, providing a home for animals – many of them seniors – who have no other.  She is a member of the Central Ohio Pomeranian Rescue, and takes in dogs from Cleveland Animal Control.

A fundraiser was initiated to help Krzywicki and her furkids, and the goal was quickly met.  However, more could always be used on costly repairs and caring for all her pets.  If you would like to donate, please click here.

An update came from the fundraiser page yesterday:

“Currently eight dogs still in ER. Thank you so much to everyone that has donated so far. Your generosity is helping care for these dogs in need. We will keep updating as we can. Five of the dogs are currently at West Park Animal Hospital in Cleveland. The other three are at Willoughby Animal Hospital.”

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