Caloroga Shark Media
Jan. 11, 2026

Anyone misplace a cow?

Anyone misplace a cow?
Anyone misplace a cow?
5 Good News Stories
Anyone misplace a cow?

Highlights include a unique Jimmy Carter-themed birthday party for a 5-year-old boy in New Jersey, the groundbreaking of a tiny home village for veterans in Milwaukee, and a unique marriage proposal involving a newborn in Illinois. Additionally, a heroic dog in Pensacola helps find an elderly woman during a medical emergency, and a cowboy successfully ropes a loose cow on a Pennsylvania highway.


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0:03 Callaroga Shark Media. Hi, there, I'm Chunning Mack with five good news stories. There's a five year old boy in New Jersey who's really into Jimmy Carter. His mother, Laura surprised him with a Jimmy Carter themed at birthday party, complete with Carter for President memorabilia, a life sized cardboard cutout, and birthday cake frosted with President Carter's likeness. Why. Laurence said this all started on President's Day when the boy was three. She showed him a chart of all the presidents to have ever lived, and the boy liked Jimmy Carter. Mom says he just loved how much he help people. He loved that he built houses for habitat for humanity, and he wants to build houses when he grows up.

0:45 One of the questions they often get is are you from Georgia. No, We're from New Jersey, speaking about building houses. The Veterans Community Project broke round on its sixth tiny home village, this time in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to offer military veterans a fresh start. Each two hundred and forty square foot home is part of a larger community designed to help residents regain stability and independence. So far, twenty nine veterans have quote unquote graduated from a VCP tiny home into their own permanent housing, and dozens of veterans have been welcomed into the six tiny home communities and are now working with on site case managers for assistants. These six villages are in Glendale, Arizona, and Kansas City, Missouri, Longmont, Colorado's to Fall South Dakota, Saint Louis, Missouri, and now Milwaukee, Wisconsin now to bring the total to two hundred and forty homes. The homes are built on foundations connected to city.

1:35 Utilities include a full kitchen, bath, and living area. The VCP says the rooms are arranged in a barrack style layout that feels familiar and safe. Chalice gave Bert's who Baby Boy Ace at the Advocate Christ Medical Center in Oaklawn, Illinois, where partner Denzel took the opportunity to ask a big question and Ace helped share the message. In footage of the proposals, nurses dressed Ace in his first outfit, brinted on the onesie is the question, Mommy, we married daddy? There's a video. Mom looks a little confused, then she notices Dad kneeling beside her holding a ring. She says, oh, my god. Yes. The couple first met when they were students in high school near Chicago. They lost touch after he and his family moved away, but they met up again after their mutual friends reintroduced them. Dad says, since she came back in my life, I knew I wanted to marry her. Nice job by e Or the dog tell you what Eor did. But back in twenty nineteen, e Or had been hit by a car and taken to the local rescue in Pensacola with a badly broken leg.

2:36 The organization decided to pay for an expensive surgery to repair the bone. Well fast forward to modern times. An elderly man called the sheriff's office. His wife was missing. She'd been out walking e or Eor now belongs to the woman's son. Thirty minutes went by, then an hour and she hadn't returned. The man told the police, she never takes more than ten to fifteen minutes. It's almost an hour now. The police went back out and they found e Or. The deputy he said to e Or, hey, where's your mom? Or seemed to understand the command and led the officers across the yard passed a house onto a golf course. There the woman was lying on the sidewalk. The eighty six year old woman was in the middle of a medical emergency, though alert and conscious. Deputy Miller said that e or guided her the whole way. There.

3:18 I was in front of that house, and then the dog ran up to me. Deputy Miller told you, you're such a good boy, and good news. We found your cow. Did you lose a cow in a Pennsylvania highway? It was successfully roped by a man on horseback, but no one knows whose cow it is. This happened on I seventy nine near Cranberry Township. Kyle heard there was a loose cow. He offered his services to local authorities. He jumped on his horse. Guess what his horse's name is? Wrong? The horse's name is, of course Highway. Love the details and all these stories, Kyle told local TV. The crew is there. The traffic stopped, and we sat there for a little bit and kind of assessed the situation and let the cow relax a little bit and hang out. Then I rode right up and roped her and took her over to the trailer. The state police check with local farmers, but no one's missing a cow. So if you're missing a cow in Pennsylvania, call the cops. Knowse your five good news stories for to day, have a good one.