A good new story to make your day
Be Prepared!!. Puppies and some dogs will just eat anything and lots of the anything!!
Here’s one very lucky pup.
I watched my daughter extract glass from the intestines of a Beagle who had “eaten” the contents of a Nutella jar and the jar. 4 and a half hours later he was in recovery, lived to tell the tail & eat many other things no doubt.
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Here’s a heart warming story for a Saturday morning…
For those unaware, Hexham is in the north of England and Inverness is in the highlands of Scotland. She takes her disabled Jack Russell, Dinky with her for company!
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Lifetime goals 
Proving you are never to old to live your dreams …
Thank you for sharing @Vanessa_A
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Forbes The Cat reunited with his owners after 10 years …
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“What Dogs Want” … Author Mat Ward - Illustrations by Rupert Fawcett
Sharing some book news I came across a book via BBC Radio 2 in the UK yesterday written by Mat Ward, which gets excellent reviews, however the best endorsement for me was that Rupert Fawcett was the illustrator.
TrustedHousesitters collaborated with Rupert this year when we commissioned a series of cartoons describing pet anxiety from the dog’s perspective. We know that Rupert Fawcett is such a huge animal lover that he only works with people who put animals first and rarely does commissions and illustrations.
Mat Ward is a dog behaviourist who champions reward-based training and he has helped thousands of pets and owners improve their wellbeing over the past two decades. His skills were tested to the limit when he took on the challenge of teaching a rescue dog to fly a plane for the TV show Dogs Might Fly . Mat lives in New Zealand with his wife, children, two cats and two dogs.
Rupert Fawcett is a British cartoonist and writer, who is best known for his critically acclaimed comic strips, Fred (produced since 1989), Daddy and Off The Leash . The success of Fred led to the sale of over nine million greetings cards. Rupert has appeared on Good Morning Britain , The Big Breakfast , Midweek and numerous other TV and radio programmes. His current projects include Off The Leash animations and various books. He lives in London.
Sharing a heartwarming “Happy Ending” rescue story 
When Duke the Akita was found scared and abandoned in an empty house, he was underweight, had severe muscle loss, and his legs were covered in sores.
At 17, he became one of the oldest resident at Cotswolds Dogs and Cats Home.
His old age – around 104 in dog years – made it tricky for the dog to find a home … read on
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When leaving for vacation, only pack the essentials … this little dog took the advice literally.
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Apparently you cannot hide from your cat …
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I can vouch for that. 
Sometimes I think they enjoy the “hunt” of their humans.
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An adorable cat born with two sets of ears is taking Instagram by storm and raking thousands of fans at a time.
The kitten, named Midas, hails from Turkey and already counts 19,300 followers on Instagram, having just created her account three weeks ago,’ her owner Canis Dosemeci told FEMAIL.
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Doggies … Fone Home
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Happy story but oh so sad as well 
As you say, uplifting and sad all at once. Let’s hope they find Rupert soon. Let us know if you see a followup 
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Welcome home Elsa after 14 years missing … Never give up hope and thank you microchipping
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That’s amazing and so wonderful. Not just the reunion but that she was looked after, lovingly, for so long.
A surfing chicken
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Jack Russell, Millie, saved from a rising tide in the UK … a “tail” in which a sausage and a drone come to the rescue 
A case of technology put to good use, but also a reminder of just how treacherous mudflats can be.
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Not sure where this article belongs but it’s def something to read quite a few times!
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Thank you @TheMapleKiwi for sharing this with two vets in my direct family, a daughter and daughter-in-law, my daughter is an ER & Critical Vet I’m only too aware of the pressures these professionals suffer, veterinary medicine has the second highest suicide rate of all professions.
As a mother watching these two amazing young women through their training and careers, I could write a book but this article has done a powerful job of presenting the realties, sad and disturbing as they are.
Thank you again
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