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Advertisement When dog-lover Sean McCormack first saw Tiny on a dirty street in Taiwan, he didn’t know what to think. Judging by the dog’s awful condition, it seemed he left in the street to die. His skin was ravaged by a terrible case of mange, he was emaciated and so
Famous moments in history are always best told through images. Quotes and stories are good, but when you get to see history with your own eyes? That’s priceless. There are images of famous moments (like Martin Luther King’s “I Have A Dream” speech or Jimmy Hendrix at the first Woodstock Festival)
Kids are just flat out amazing. Even when life is tough, they know how to add a little bit of silliness to the moment that brings out a smile in everyone. Just like this little cutie. When adults think of “best place to dance”, a hospital bed isn’t near
(Warning: The first image shown is extremely disturbing — but just wait until you see her by the end.) Polly is the sole survivor of the three emaciated horses found abandoned in the UK. After six months of rehabilitation, she’s finally healthy and happy. But the beginning of her
Mommy is very worn out and tired after a long day of taking care of her baby. But the baby is very playful and wants mom to get back up. Mom makes it pretty clear around the 50 second mark what she really wants to do. I think all
Hasan Kale is a Turkish micro painter, and you’ll have a hard time believing that his work is real. Instead of painting on canvas, Kale brings his micro art talents to everyday objects like peanuts, or grains of rice. He covers these objects in amazing tiny art. When I say
Octavius the Basset Hound puppy was all wrapped up in blankets and feeling so comfortable that he decided to give howling a try. And thankfully they had the camera rolling! I can’t get enough of little puppies trying to talk. Just think what this Basset Hound will sound like
It’s true. Life is really all about perspective, which is something that London-based anamorphic artistJonty Hurwitz likes to take advantage of. His work is truly mind-bending. Looking at his sculptures on their own, you might have a bit of trouble figuring out what they are. That’s because they can only be
U.S. troops encounter hostility — right here at home! As a patriotic American, that’s something I struggle to believe. That is, until I read Ann Rea’s touching story about her soldier son’s experience in a grocery store. Please read and SHARE this powerful account, and remember to always thank the men and women
