Last Year This Colorado Rescue Took In 3 Bear Cubs. This Year, More Than 30 Showed Up Hungry

Several young black bear cubs eating apples and pumpkins together in a wooded rescue enclosure

A spring freeze and a dry summer left Colorado’s black bears short on food. Now 70-year-old Nanci Limbach and her tiny team in Silt are fattening up more than 30 orphaned and underweight cubs, with donated peaches, apples and even carved Halloween pumpkins.

She Asked Miley Cyrus to Shave Her Head Before Chemo. The First Night, Nothing Happened. Then an Email Arrived

A young woman with a freshly shaved head smiling through tears as a blonde woman hugs her in a backstage dressing room

Musician Cash Jacobs, who has stage 3 breast cancer, posted a video asking Miley Cyrus to shave her head before chemo. She didn’t meet her idol at the first Hollywood Bowl show. Then Cyrus flew her back for the second one and picked up the clippers herself.

He Waited Over 300 Days for Someone to Pick Him. His New Dad Showed Up With One Small Thing That Made Everyone Cry

A happy brindle American Bully stepping up a small wooden step stool into the back seat of a car beside his new owner

Rascal, an American Bully, spent more than 300 days at the Humane Society of Northeast Georgia, becoming its longest-stay resident. When a new dad finally adopted him, he brought a step stool from home to help Rascal into the car, and millions of viewers fell in love.

A School Bus Rolled Past His Family’s Store With the Door Open and 19 Kids Inside. He Had Never Driven a Bus

A young man sprinting toward a slowly rolling yellow school bus with its door open on a city street

Ebro Ahmed, 27, was kicking a soccer ball outside his family’s St. Paul corner store when a school bus rolled by with its door open and the driver in a medical emergency. He sprinted, jumped aboard and stopped it in under 15 seconds. Days later, Superman showed up with a $1,000 check.

One Lost Her Mom at a Week Old. The Other Survived a Lion Attack. Watch These Baby Elephants Greet Their Keeper

Two baby elephants reaching their trunks toward a smiling keeper on the red earth of Kenya

Orphaned baby elephants Kaikai and Bungalu spun around, flapped their ears and trumpeted with joy when their favorite keeper, Joseph, came back to Sheldrick Wildlife Trust’s Kaluku unit. Here is how one lost her mother as a newborn and the other survived lions, hunger and a storm alone.

He Survived as a Newborn Because His Mom Prayed. 21 Years Later, He Flew Across the Ocean to Give Her His Kidney

A young man in a hospital gown sitting beside his mother's hospital bed and holding her hand

Ocean Silva, 21, flew from Boston to Honolulu to give his mother Lisa one of his kidneys so she would not have to wait years on a donor list. Two decades earlier, she had prayed beside his hospital bed when he nearly died as a newborn. After surgery, doctors said the kidney worked immediately.

Four Cats Were Left in a Mesh Tunnel in the Pouring Rain. Less Than Two Weeks Later, Every One of Them Had a Home

Four rescued cats, a black kitten, a grey tabby, a black cat and a white and tabby cat, curled up together on a soft blanket

Four cats were found shaking, soaking wet and covered in fleas inside a mesh tunnel left out in heavy rain in Asbury Park, New Jersey. The Monmouth County SPCA nursed Morticia, Delilah, Matisse and Autumn back to health, and less than two weeks later all four were adopted.

Her Mom Had Been Deployed Since March. Then the 7-Year-Old Rubbed a Golden Lamp and Made a Wish

A young girl in a school office hugging her mother in a military uniform while holding a small golden lamp

Seven-year-old Isabella Myers was handed a mysterious box in her Greensboro school office. Inside was a golden lamp, a nod to the Aladdin movie she loves watching with her mom. She rubbed it and wished for her mom to come back. Seconds later, her Air Force mom walked in.

He Was Born Weighing 1 Pound With Less Than a 10% Chance to Live. On His 4th Birthday, the Firefighters Who Saved Him Were Waiting

Graham Stockwell was born nearly four months early, weighing one pound and nine ounces. Days after he finally came home, Florence firefighters helped save his life. On his fourth birthday, his family brought him to see the fire trucks and found the same crew waiting.