Heartwarming Pet Grave Discovery

0:03 Callaroga Shark Media. Hi there, I'm shinning mad with five pin of stories. Let's hear it for Sienna the shelter dog. So Sienna was there at an event where they're trying to get people to adopt some dogs, and Sienna broke away from the crowd of dogs and walked right up to a man. She sat down, looked the man in the eye, put her pawn his leg, and refused to leave his side. A spokesperson for the shelter said she sat quietly at his feet, refused to budge, and softly placed his pawn his leg. It wasn't a trick, it wasn't prompted, it was pure intuition. She then started pawing at the guy's leg. Despite never being trained, Sienna knew something was wrong. Moments later, the man's wife approached and said, my husband is either having a seizure or is about to have one. The woman said the husband had had several seizures that morning, but after returning home for rest, he seems to have recovered. Hopefully Sienna finds her forever home.

0:56 Were told she has the innate and ability to alert it to a stranger's medical need with no special training and just her love for humans. His motivation. The friends of Campbell County Animal Control had said, please help us find her the home she deserves. Family out there needs her as much as she needs them. Now, in case you're worrying about the man, the man and the wife already have three dogs. In the UK, zoos will be legally required to give animals more enclosure space. Under the changes, Elephants have to be given larger habitats, and legislation will bring it into practices like the long term tethering of birds of prey, letting visitors touch fish and rais and octopuses. James Kristen is the chief executor of Chester Zoo. He told the BBC he welcomes the changes and the reforms are not a major surprise. Nice job by Mike. He donated a kidney. He was part of an exchange that enabled Jacob, a former neighbor, to get the organ that he needed. Jacob said, if it weren't from Mike could probably still be on dialysis waiting. Jacob's parents had posted on social media their son had lost both kidneys and was awaiting a donor. Mike said, as a human being, I felt sympathy as a parent, I felt empathy for the parents. The question would be was he a match?

2:02 He was? They were both oh negative. Mike's daughter was worried, well, what happens if you need a kidney someday? And Mike explained as a living donor, he would be on the priority list for replacement kidney. Currently, about twenty three percent of kidney transplants in the US come from living donors. Transplants from living donors have a ninety eight percent success rate. A musician from Trinidad and Tobago broke a Guinness World record he played the steel pan for thirty one consecutive hours. Congratulations to Joshua. Joshua told Guinness. I've been playing steel pan since I was five. My father found out a well known steel band, so I grew ups surrounded by music. Their rehearsals often went late into the night, and I was always there, soaking it in steel pan wasn't just something I picked up, it was something I was born into.

2:43 In many ways, it shows me his original plan was to stop at thirty hours, and he explains, as we were approaching the thirtieth hour, my stage manager pointed out that the stage timer was actually set to thirty one hours. That detail changed everything. The adrenaline was already pumping, the crowd was alive, had so much support. I decided to push through. Ending on thirty one felt right. Not because I had to, but because at that moment I knew I could. I saw this story over the weekend and it really touched me. The headline a new homeowner found a grave in the backyard, then photos revealed the truth. This was from Newsweek. Crystal told Newsweek, I'd only seen the stone, and this gave me a glimpse into what she looked like and how love she was. All Right, what's the story here? John Crystal moved into a house in twenty twenty four. She was cleaning up the yard and she found a pet grave marker and grave with the name Honey. She told Newsweek, I'd only seen the gravestone.

3:34 A few months later, she found some photos. They were found in a closet and a dusty top shelf with a few miscellaneum items that were left behind, like screws and old manuals. She shared a video on TikTok showing the grave markers and said, found this in our backyard when we moved in and wondered what she must have been like and how love she must have been. Then she switched over to the photos and they showed a Collie relaxing in this same home, and in every photo there was a beanie baby of a Collie dog, which was the kind of dog that Honey was. One commenter said, this is why I cremated my boy. I couldn't think of leaving him home if I moved. That's what I have done for that exact same reason. Another commenter said, my farm has a pet cemetery from the previous owners. They lived here for thirty years, and that a few dogs who now rest here forever. I tend to the cemetery with love and my heart, and my dog now rests beside them. Nice story there, and those are your five good news stories for today. If you enjoy the program, I'll please tell a friend about it. They might like it too. If you'd like the program without commercial interruption or feed drops, go to calibrouga dot com, slash plus, or if you're on Apple Podcast, click the banner that says uninterrupted listening. You have an awesome day