Lion Hugs Rescuer

This lion was rescued by his rescuer six years ago when he was found wounded in the jungle. See what happened between human and the lion after six years.

Friendship Never Ends

It was a friendship that could inspire a Disney movie. Oscar the dog and his best friend, Arthur the cat, were inseparable in life.

So, when 17-year-old moggy Arthur died, Oscar was left inconsolable. Their owners, Robert and Mavis Bell, buried Arthur in the garden.

But Oscar's love for his friend would not die – and during the night, he pulled the cat from his grave, carried him inside, laid him in the basket they used to share and gently cleaned him up.

Which is one of those things that's heartwarming when an animal does it, but kind of creepy when a human does the same.

Mr Bell found the pair curled up together in the basket. He said: 'Oscar had watched me bury Arthur. They had been inseparable.'

Arthur is now buried in a secure grave in the garden at the Bells' home in Wigan and Oscar has a new playmate kitten called Limpet.

'He's already very protective of her,' Mrs Bell said.


This article is so touching.

Source: Metro

Story of Baby Hippo and Giant Tortoise

This is another post about giant tortoise.
I saw this in the net, and i feel that it is heart-warming.
A-less-than-a-year-old hippo has adopted a male tortoise, about a
century old, and the tortoise seems to be very happy with being a 'mother'.
For more details, you can refer to the link below.

Source: Wikipedia

Galapagos Giant Tortoise

The lifespan of this giant tortoise is about 150 years, making it the longest-living animal on the planet. In captivity, some giant tortoises have lived as long as 177 years.
Look carefully at the fourth photo, can you see a tiny little baby tortoise?
Amazingly, this baby Galapagos Giant tortoise will grow to be as big as his Mum.

Source: DailyMail