There's no in-flight service but these pooches don't mind - just the fact they're still alive is a miracle.  Each year thousands of homeless pooches facing euthanasia - some hours away from death - get loaded on planes and flown to new homes in places where shelters are experiencing shortages.

What is wrong with people? These sweet pets were all thrown out with the trash. Thankfully they've found humans who recognize them for the loving family members they are. 1. "Heard meowing coming from the dumpster — found her in a trash bag. now she's mine."   Reddit/rocknroll_heart 2. "Found her

Loving pets of all sizes and shapes are waiting in animal shelters, hoping to find a permanent home. Shelter animals can make wonderful, life-long companions if only given the chance. People often think shelters contain only the "rejects", that is, pets who have a health or behavior problem. But in

This is a rescue story of a miracle kitten that was found in a field, fighting for his life. It’s amazing how far he’s come. “He came to us one sweltering summer night very recently covered in feces and maggots, dehydrated and fighting for his life,” said Long Way Home. His condition was so bad

A little ginger bundle of joy found Terry on his porch one day when he was only a few days old. Terry later introduced him to Molly the dog who took to the little fuzzball right away. Her motherly instinct kicked in and started grooming the little bitty boy. Remarkably, the kitten turned to Molly’s