Mar. 16, 2025
Photo: Courtesy Tonya Doherty
Tonya Doherty is “forever grateful” to green beans, and that’s because the veggie acted as an additional nurse for Doherty’s dog, Roxy, when the pet suddenly fell ill in 2018.
In April 2018, Roxy’s health began to decline. With not discernible cause, Roxy slowly lost the ability to walk, eat and drink on her own. She was eventually diagnosed with inflammation of her brain and spine, though vets were unable to pinpoint what was causing the inflammation.
Mar. 16, 2025
Photo: Tennessee Highway Patrol
Princess is getting a new home!
According to11 Alive, Tennessee Highway Patrol Trooper Pumpy Tudors recently adopted the dog he found several weeks ago, suffering in intense heat on the side of an interstate. Tudors and his family have named the furry newcomer Princess.
The outlet added that Princess' rescue took place on June 15, when Tudors received an alert about a dog spotted on a highway in need of help.
Mar. 16, 2025
Photo: Niagara Falls Police Department
He faces charges of kidnapping, burglary, rape, assault and menacing with a weapon. He has pleaded not guilty and is being held without bail, his defense attorney Dominic Saraceno tells PEOPLE.
Police said the victim, who has since been released from the hospital, didn’t know Ciskiewic but had seen him around the neighborhood doing lawn work,WIVBreports.
“We were able to get a really bad guy off the street and the victim is going to be OK,” Niagara Falls Police Department Chief of Detectives Kelly Rizzo said at a press conference Monday, according toWKBW.
Mar. 16, 2025
While her home didn’t survive theCamp Fire blaze, Ella the border collie did.
Leahna Copsey’s house in Paradise, California, was destroyed in the devastating wildfire — as were many on the block. Though one remained standing, and when authorities arrived to survey the damage, they found the family’s dog, Ella, standing watch over the surviving residence.
“She was protecting it,” Copsey toldVisalia Times-Delta.“She was protecting the only house left on the block.
Mar. 16, 2025
Photo:Sherri Jones/Rescue One
Sherri Jones/Rescue One
Leslie the dog is fresh and clean again after an upsetting incident.
In May, the 3-month-old rescue pup was spotted outside a Missouri home with her fur painfully shaved down and her body covered in swastikas and expletive-laden phrases, including some that encouraged others not to help the dog.
Law enforcement learned of the dog’s predicament and removed the pet from her former home. Leslie was put in the care ofRescue One, an animal rescue in Springfield, Missouri.