The Return of Caleb the Goat and a Big Beer Spill

0:03 Callaroga Shark Media. Hey there, I'm Johnny Mack with five good news stories. Hey, good news for Whalan the Labrador retriever. I hope he's a country music fan. Anyway, he's found a new home in Georgia after galloping alongside the doggy daycare bus. A different lab named Motley had been attending Keller Creek Boarding Grooming for three years. Motley was waiting for the bus. By the way, it's back to school. Why do these dogs have better bussing than we have in my neighborhood. What's going on? Anyway, Motley's there waiting for the bus, And this time he had a friend, Whylan well Tyson owns Keller Creek, and he contacted Motley's owners and was like, hey, there's another dog, and the owner said, we don't have a new dog. It turned out there had been a straight lab in the area for a few days and neighbors were feeding and occasional let us stay on their property. No, Keller Creek is a reputable doggy daycare center and they couldn't let a random dog on the bus. So he loaded Motley on the bus and he was like, sorry, strange dog, don't know what to tell you, Tyson. Cash explains, I didn't know about his vaccination status. I didn't know if he was on flee in tick prevention. I didn't want to jeopardize all the other dogs. But he wanted on the bus badly. He was doing everything he could to get on with the other dogs. All right, I could understand all of that, both sides, the driver and the dog.

1:14 So Cash drove away and Waylon the dog gave chase. Cash asked his wife to take a video on the photo of the dog to post on social media see if it was anyone's dog. Cash leed about adopting the dog himself, he already has nine dogs, but it turned out there was a different a third lab on this bus, this one Nelly, and Nelly's owner felt bad and was like, all right, I'll adopt the dog. So Waylan has a new home and now he's on the bus with the other labs. Good news if you need CPR thirty eight thousd Well, it's probably not good news if you need CPR. That's a ridiculous premise, Johnny Mack. You know what I'm saying. This is the setup for every story good news. And then I say something okay. In the unlikely terrible event, you need CPR. I have good news. How's that for better phrasing. Thirty eight thousand soccer fans are now certified in CPR. He Get Trained, Ada Lives campaign was a partnership between the euro Championships and the European Resuscitation Council to raise awareness of sudden cardiac arrest and the importance of bystander CPR. Fans from all twenty four participating countries practiced on mannekins with censors that measured the depth and rhythm of their compressions. Their results were compared with other participants in the form of a computer game. Some famous football players also visited the booth to interact and participate in the games. Meanwhile, a two thousand year old Roman mosaic was uncovered during excavations at Roster Roman City. This is being described as one of the best preserved examples of a Roman city in Britain. Was established in the nineties AD, not the nineteen nineties the original nineties. It was the thriving city of the Roman Empire, once as large as Pompeii. At its height, the city would have

2:45 contained over two hundred houses, a specific bathhouse, marketplace, county hall, and judicial center. They also found a mausoleum and shrine. Good news, we found your goat. The Soa Goat Sanctuary in Harvard had offered a five thousand dollars reward for the safe return of missing owed Caleb. The animal was found about a half mile from the sanctuary. They said on social media that a man named Derek had found Caleb under a lean to behind his tractor and immediately rushed to alert sanctuary personnel. Caleb was loaded on on a truck brought back to the sanctuary to be reunited with his brother Joey. The post said they immediately started nuzzling and couldn't be happier to be back together in the safety of the sanctuary. It's unclear whether or not Derek collected the five thousand dollars and the police in Mississippi warren drivers to avoid an area a truck lost its load of beer onto the highway. The Oxford Police Department set on social media that Jefferson Avenue had been closed between North Lamar and North ninth after an eighteen wheeler dumped part of its load into the roadway. Photos from the scene showed the road littered with beer, including but light, modello and natural light. The police wrote, please use another route and no, you cannot help come clean up.

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