Three 12-week-old squirrels arrived at ReWilding Indiana tied together at the tail in a rare ‘squirrel king.’ Vets separated them, and Charles, Solomon and Francesca are now eating, climbing and healing.
A fatal crash closed Idaho’s Highway 21 an hour before Erich Thalacker and Kyla Dickey’s wedding. Elk hunter Garrett Kerr and a stranger named Jessica got them 16 miles around it on an electric pit bike and an ATV.
Annie’s note in the swing chain, her replies on Nadine’s laptop, and a freshly stamped page slipped into Clay’s folder lead Lana and June to the grain elevator, where a warm copier, a wall of hayloft photos and one weigh ticket point to the sheriff’s own car.
Hemi was just three months old and almost completely hairless when a Good Samaritan stopped for him on the drive home to St. Louis. After months of care with Stray Rescue of St. Louis, his coat is back and his foster mom is keeping him.
Ethan Woodhead, 24, traveled alone from Guernsey to run the Chicago Marathon. His uncle Phil asked strangers on Facebook to give him an occasional cheer, and on race day people lined the course with his name on homemade signs.
June explains why she signed Royce’s name in the locksmith book and drove his truck to pick up Rita Lane at dawn. Rita’s three warnings, a blue folder hidden under the hens, and Nadine’s open laptop turn the whole family upside down.
Sadie, a collie cross rescued by the RSPCA from a Cornwall property with about 200 dogs, spent nearly three years in kennels. On day 83 of daily videos, Mabel Edge from Westward Ho! saw her and brought her home.
While Christina Caron waited for popcorn at Urban Air in Bellingham, Massachusetts, a group of teenagers invited her 7-year-old son Tristan, who has autism, to play catch and hide-and-seek. Now the park wants to celebrate them.
Royce’s blue Chevy is still warm, red truck-stop clay in the tires and the seat shoved all the way up. The farm phone called Rita at 5:31 AM. Then Sheriff Cole Pruitt finds a torn locksmith page in the glovebox, and June finally speaks.
After a mother opossum was killed by a car near Montesano, Washington, six of her babies survived. A police officer called Twin Harbors Wildlife Center, and after months of care, all six were released on Oct. 3.