On Oct 11, Phoenix firefighters rescued three dogs and three cats from a house fire near 37th and Van Buren, reviving some with Fido oxygen masks before Arizona Humane Society care.
Tucson Fire Department Engine 3 tracked faint meows to a hollow cavity behind an auto shop’s brick wall on Oct 12, freed the unharmed kitten, and the shop owners adopted her on the spot.
Lana traces the barrel-race clipping in June’s shoebox to an active P.O. box in Clay Kettering’s name — and finds someone living at the old Kettering place who has been watching her for eleven years.
Crews battling a house fire on Westview Avenue in Bedford, Virginia, found a large dog unconscious inside. They carried him out, and EMS revived him before he was rushed to an emergency vet.
After Hurricane Isaias, 14-year-old golden retriever Benny ended up at the bottom of a 20-foot-deep ditch in Tallahassee. Firefighters from Station 6 climbed down and brought him home.
June finally tells Lana what her mother promised Clay Kettering the winter she was born, and an old shoebox reveals someone has been watching Lana ever since.
When a frightened dog named Cody backed even farther under a backyard shed in Bay Shore, New York, firefighters stopped digging and brought out air bags, hydraulic rescue tools and cribbing. It took about 20 minutes.
A Wentzville, Missouri, firefighter-paramedic crawled into a sewer and chiseled away at a crack with a hammer to free a trapped kitten’s paw. A couple of weeks later, she made sure his story had a happy ending.
Royce reads the letter Lana’s mother wrote to the father she never met: how she found out, the day she came to see him, and why Grandma never mailed it. Then a penciled line on the back changes everything.
Lucía subió al ático a buscar adornos y encontró una carta de amor que nunca fue enviada. Treinta años después, decidió entregarla. Lo que pasó en la plaza nadie lo olvidará.