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February in Brazil is synonymous with Carnival, one of the biggest and craziest street parties in the world. However, residents of Rio de Janeiro wanted to make sure that their faithful pooches wouldn't miss out on Carnival, and decided to warm up for the huge celebration by throwing a special mini-Carnival dedicated to dogs! Dog lovers dressed their furry friends in colorful Carnival-themed costumes and mingled in sunny Rio de Janeiro on Saturday.
This plate of Japanese-style cuisine, complete with sushi, sashimi, and caviar, was created especially for some very special, and very furry guests. A one-off fine dining experience for dogs took place at Heard Park in Auckland, New Zealand on Saturday, giving lucky pooches a chance to sample their very own dog-friendly sushi, all for just over $10. Owners were able to feed their beloved pets the carefully-prepared sushi with chopsticks or simply let their hounds abandon their table manners and chow down straight from the plate.
The sounds of meowing coming from a pipe alerted a local to the plight of a feline stuck somewhere deep underground in the Russian town of Voronezh on September 25. The trapped kitten was discovered by a resident of a nearby house, who first investigated the pipe before calling for help. Some workers nearby came to help out in the rescue efforts and they soon discovered that a cat was indeed stuck in the pipe at a depth of about 5 feet and organized a rescue effort to pull her out.
These eight baby hedgehogs lost their mother in a lawnmower accident and the newly born hoglets were in desperate need of milk and affection. Luckily, after searching around at Sadgorod Zoo in the Russian city of Vladivostok, the hoglets found an unlikely wet-nurse in Musya the cat, who still had milk from feeding foster kittens. Prior to their adoption, the baby hedgehogs refused to be fed from a bottle or syringe and still blind, and were beginning to starve. The zoo was left with little choice but to try putting the mammals together with a new mother.
Two Chilean environmentalists successfully deployed three Border Collies to plant trees in the region of El Maule, which was devastated in wildfires, in order to regrow the once bountiful forest. In January, eleven people lost their lives in wildfires that burned down more than 467,000 hectares of forest across the nation. These brave and joyful pups are helping bring back the trees.
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