Worthy to See

24/10/2025

24/10/2025

Our newest rescue is afraid of men so my husband put a blanket down for her to choose when to approach. She laid by him and used his head for a pillow.

We got her three days ago from a shelter that said she'd been returned twice. Abused by a previous male owner, wouldn't let any men near her without shaking, had bitten someone out of fear. They said she might never trust again, that we'd need months of patience and possibly professional training.

My husband didn't push. Just sat on the floor every evening with a blanket spread out, gave her space to decide. The first night she stayed across the room. Second night she came a little closer. Last night this happened.

I took this photo and started crying because watching someone earn trust this gently reminded me why I married him. He didn't move for an hour, his neck cramping, because he didn't want to scare her.

We've been trying to make her comfortable, bought her a proper dog bed from someone on the Tedooo app who makes them from upcycled materials. Found calming treats there too from a small shop that supports rescue organizations. But turns out what she needed most was just someone willing to wait.

She's still scared of most men. Won't go near my brother or father-in-law. But she follows my husband everywhere now, sleeps with her head on his pillow at night. Sometimes the best thing you can give something broken is just time and the choice to heal on their own terms.

Margith Akram

24/10/2025

Spike has been adopted 🎉

We have no doubt he will be one very loved and spoilt boy!

Have the best life Spike 💜🐾

23/10/2025

Isn't it funny how those "just looking" trips to the shelter always turn out? 😂 I swear, my heart just grows three sizes every time I see a pair of bonded kittens. (Like these two sweethearts!) Share your own "oops, we adopted" story! We're all ears – and paws! 🐾 💕

23/10/2025

Sometimes the smallest gestures make the biggest difference. After watching my pup and the neighbor’s dog stare longingly at each other through the fence every day, I decided to do something about it — I made a little window in the fence just for them.

Now, every morning, they rush over to greet each other with wagging tails and happy noses pressed through the window. It’s become their favorite part of the day — a shared moment of pure joy, love, and friendship.

Who knew a simple hole in a fence could build such a beautiful bond? Sometimes happiness really is just on the other side of the fence.

23/10/2025

When Jill Dyché received the call that Milo’s adopter had changed their mind, her heart sank. Milo, a gentle shelter pup with soft brown eyes and a past full of heartbreak, had finally been given hope — a home, a family, a future. But just like that, it was gone.

Sitting in the passenger seat, Milo must have sensed her disappointment. Instead of curling up quietly, he rested his head on Jill’s lap, pressing closer as if to say, “It’s okay, we still have each other.” The small gesture melted Jill’s sadness.

In that moment, she realized something — maybe Milo hadn’t lost his family. Maybe he had just found it.

Now, Milo lives with Jill permanently. He spends his days basking in the sun, chasing toys, and snuggling beside the woman who refused to give up on him. What started as a moment of heartbreak became a story of love and second chances — proof that sometimes, the rescue goes both ways.

Credit - original owner ( respect 🫡)

23/10/2025

This is my pup on the ride home—his first ride to forever. 🐾❤️ He spent over a year in the rescue shelter, patiently waiting, hoping, watching others leave while he stayed behind. But today, his wait ended. Today, he became mine.

As we drove, he leaned into me, eyes soft, finally at peace. It was like he knew. That he was safe. That he was loved. That this was home.

I don’t know what his past looked like, but I know his future is going to be full of love, cuddles, and endless belly rubs.

I couldn't be happier to have him in my life—and from the way he’s snuggled up, I think he may be glad, too. 🥰🥰

Credit ~ Respected Owner

23/10/2025

❤️🙏She went through many treatments, staying brave and smiling the whole time. At last, the doctor said what we’d all been waiting to hear: she’s cancer-free. Her joy is the best victory of all.

23/10/2025

A year ago, my dad found four tiny, starving baby rats under a pallet at his work — no mother, no warmth, just four helpless lives clinging to survival. They were so malnourished we thought they were weeks younger than they really were. I had never raised anything before, but I couldn’t walk away. So, I became their round-the-clock caregiver — syringe-feeding them through the night, stimulating their tiny tummies, and whispering promises that they’d make it.

And they did — through pure stubbornness and a shared mission to destroy my peace (and my sleep). They grew strong, loud, mischievous… and absolutely perfect. After a month, they went to loving forever homes, though parting with them broke my heart — especially the loud little one who made me laugh every day.

I might’ve raised them to be “evil,” but really, they just taught me how powerful love and patience can be — even when it’s for the smallest of souls. ❤️

Credit ~ Respected Owner

23/10/2025

We brought home this silly boy yesterday, and judging by his wide-eyed wonder, I’m pretty sure it was his very first car ride. Every turn, every sound, every passing tree was a brand-new adventure for him. He’s already stolen our hearts—and a few backseat snacks too.❤️🥰