Mar. 16, 2025
Photo: Kentucky Humane SocietyEthan continues to prove that he is a fighter.A week ago,the emaciated dog was found abandoned in the parking lotof the Kentucky Humane Society (KHS). Ethan weighed only 38 pounds — about 45 pounds shy of a healthy weight — and was too weak to lift his head when KHS took him in.He spent several days at an emergency animal hospital, but is now back at KHS and making big strides — literally.
Mar. 16, 2025
Photo: Kentucky Humane Society
Ethan is fighting to start a new, kinder chapter in his life.
“He is the thinnest dog we have ever seen that was still breathing,” KHS shared ina blog post about Ethan’s rescue.
Along with his skin-and-bones frame, Ethan suffered from dehydrated skin and muscle loss. He also reeked of feces and urine. KHS believes, based on the dog’s condition, that Ethan was locked in a crate for weeks without food before being abandoned in the shelter’s parking lot.
Mar. 16, 2025
For 12 years Miss Willie spent her time chained outside a home in Halifax County, North Carolina. For 12 years Miss Willie lived in the dirt with little affection, aside from what rescuers offered her.When People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) first found Miss Willie, her owner refused to surrender the dog, so PETA rescuers started regularly visiting the pooch to check in on her and offer her care and attention.
Mar. 16, 2025
A father of three dying from ALS was granted his final wish to watch his daughters get married in a mock wedding ceremony on Monday.Akhil Jhaveri, of Ridgefield, Washington, has been given less than a week to live,according to Komo News, and wanted more than anything to watch his daughters walk down the aisle before he passes away.The outlet reports that the wedding was held at Vintage Gardens and that everything from the location to the flowers to the music and the gowns were donated.
Mar. 16, 2025
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Anna Gonzales, of Goshen, Indiana, has lived with cystic fibrosis all her life, and the 30-year-old knows she doesn’t have much longer to live. Still, she was determined to reach one last milestone: marriage.
Gonzales and Justin Middleton said their “I dos” on Tuesday at Indiana University Health in Indianapolis — where Gonzales has been hospitalized since June 2 — with the help of hospital staff and caregivers.