The Mystery of the 11 Pigs

0:03 Kalaroga Shark Media. Hi there, Johnny Mack with five good news stories. This first one bittersweet, but more good than bad. Three elephants were returned to the wild. They had been orphaned as babies. They were rewilded after years in an innovative Kenyan sanctuary. When rangers first spotted one of the one month old elephants, she was roaming around the Samburu region in northern Kenya. She seemed distressed and alone. They couldn't find her mother, but they did find a carcass. They named that elephant, Capi. Capi struck up a close friendship with another elephant, calf Lemo Rigo, who had been separated from his mother just two months old. Three more orphan or abandoned elephants were brought to the refuge over the following two years. They formed or herd. Capi became their trusted matriarch. Now, after six years, Capi and twelve other elephants were released into the wild. The refuges communications manager said elephants of strong cultural imprints in the Samburu community, so the community leaders wanted a safe home for the orphans. Here, one of the keepers said, we are their moms. And dads. The aim is to have them live strong and independent lives so they can go back to their natural homes. Meanwhile, a six legged dog who was abandoned outside a shop has her new home. Ariel was eleven weeks old. Somebody left her outside a store. The cocker spaniel has six legs. Allie runs a surf school. He said, we had a sixteen year old dog that we found thirteen years ago wandering down Freshwater West Beach or local beach, and unfortunately he just suddenly passed away overnight. We thought we're not going to get another dog because it's so upsetting, and then we

1:34 realized that her home fell empty with that one, and we applied to Green Acres for a dog. Green Acres got back. They were introduced to Ariel. We obviously found out about her whole story. We were overjoyed to welcome her into our family. She joins us everywhere we go. She can actually walk very well. She doesn't need little bricks now and then, but if we were going a walk, I could put her in a bag. I give her a lot of stops. She's swimming in the sea, she's been paddle boarding, surfing, and it's just great with kids, family. She's a very gentle soul. She likes sitting and watching. I can't encourage you enough. Get a shelter animal. I just had a generational change in my house. I lost an old friend, and a day and a half later, my wife went off to the shelter and came back with our new friend.

2:15 He's a year old, and he was a shelter dog, and now he's got a home and we're all happy. Here he is. He just walked in. I was just talking about you. Hi. By the way, if you listen to both this and Daily Company, sometimes I'll mention my older dog that walks into the studio. That's actually not the dog that passed away. The younger dog was fourteen. My old girl's sixteen and a half. She's still walking around. But here's my new friend here. Okay, I got to record my show, right, buddy. Theodore Roosevelt's pocket watch was stolen in nineteen eighty seven, and it's finally back home. It was given to him by his sister and her husband in eighteen ninety eight, that was before he became president. But nineteen eighty seven, someone stole it from an unlocked case at the Theodore Roosevelt inaugural National Historic Site in Buffalo, New York, where it was on loan jerks. Thirty six years later, it turned up at a Florida auction house. It was seized by federal agents.

3:05 Good job, federal agents. It has now been returned to public display at Sagamore Hill at the National Park Service. Tweed Roosevelt, presumably a relative, said this was feel good news for me. Kind of felt almost like a piece of tr spirit being returned to Sagamore Hill, like a little bit of him. It was coming back, and so I felt that was really cool. Well, good news. If you're in Virginia, you don't have to worry about those escaped donkeys. The Virginia State Police said on social media a duo of donkeys were rounded up by authorities after escaping their home and wandering onto a road. The police emphasized the teamwork that went into capturing the donkeys, saying, this teamwork shows the importance of having a strong support network. That's right. Meanwhile, in San Diego, those authorities are trying to figure out where did the eleven pigs come from. Eleven pigs were found wandering in the morning off Woods Drive. County Animal Services Lieutenant Italia Padilla said, Mamaha or babies in a random Belli pig. We're all in a gated driveway area that led up to two properties. Padilla said the pigs were lured into a trailer with some food. She tells us they were very food motivated. The mom hog liked her ear scratched, and she was fairly affectionate. Nobody has reported missing me eleven pigs. This is a mystery. I will stay on top of it. And those are your five good news stories for today. If you enjoy the program, tell a friend about it. They might like it too. And if you'd like to get rid of the commercials, I know there's commercials, and the show's not all that long, but you know, rent and mortgage and stuff. But one way you could support the show go to Caloroga dot com slash plus four ninety nine a month. You'll get this show daily comedy news that I host seven days a week. Palace Intrigue,

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