A Post for My Critter Friends
Have you discovered the trove of treasures within YouTube?
In my journey of exploration through the digital expanse of
YouTube, I've stumbled upon content that not only educates but deeply moves the
heart. One such gem is a video series featuring a compassionate individual who
visits dog kennels, stepping into the spaces of unwanted and abandoned dogs.
With a gentle presence and open heart, he sits among these animals, offering
them moments of comfort and affection.
After watching the video below, I decided I had to share it with
my Saturday’s Critters friends.
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I would adopt Honey in a instant! Where is she??? bobbie
ReplyDeleteHi bobbie! Thanks for your comment and the question. I am not sure, but judging by the comments on the YouTube video, it looks like Honey has been adopted!
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That's so so sad. I had to jump to the end. Heart breaking. #SaturdayCritters
ReplyDeleteI don't really watch YouTube videos, though Ken does. I spend my time on the computer blogging.
ReplyDeleteI've seen this channel before. He's such a good person, great at reading dogs.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sad situation and what a wonderful thing to do.
ReplyDeleteI’ve watched him before. He has such a great way with the animals. Heartwarming!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gentle soul. I am glad there are people like him in the world.
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ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this Youtube video, I subscribed to his channel. Honey is a sweetie, I am happy that Rocky spends time with these dogs. It is great if his video lead to the dogs finding a forever home.
Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, enjoy your day and have a great week ahead. PS, thank you for leaving me a comment.
Human compassion is often in short supply and it’s good to see it in practice. It does make a difference - on both sides of the interaction.
ReplyDelete...I spend too much time on YouTube, but hadn't seen this one, thanks!
ReplyDeletePobres perritos te dan mucha pena que hayan sido abandonados. Deberían siempre tener amor. El video me enterneció. Te mando un beso
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
YouTube is full of all kinds of treasures. Thanks for sharing this one!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing this touching video and your thoughts, John. It's heartwarming to see individuals like Rocky dedicating their time and compassion to animals in need.
ReplyDeleteIt's a reminder of the simple yet profound impact one person can make in the lives of others, whether human or furry.
I'll definitely be checking out Rocky's channel.
Happy Monday, John!
What a beautiful find!
ReplyDeleteheartfelt thanks for showing such a lovely video dear John !
ReplyDeletei enjoyed it thoroughly and it was so touching how she started to respond to host slowly and at the end she stood up for him .what an achievement !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
love is most powerful emotions who understand or seek it indeed !
but the sadness in her eyes can make one cry or heavy heart honestly .
it was shame her owners could not get her .
the host is doing incredible job and i know how much it is loved by Creator of this world!
God Bless you friend!
Oh, yeah. I feel like I would adopt every dog I see in the shelters and even in the streets. I'd do that if I have all the money in the world.
ReplyDeleteI've been enjoying Youtube too my friend. I have looked at campgrounds nearby to plan camping trips and I found some old Carol Burnett shows that are fun to watch. Thanks for sharing your link!
ReplyDelete:) I knew I should not watch this, but I did, and 3 hours later I had to click off Rocky's videos before I spent the entire day watching. I'm a sucker for homeless animals.
ReplyDeleteRocky's YouTube channel is truly a treasure trove of heartwarming content! It's amazing to see the compassion and connection he shares with these abandoned dogs. Thanks for sharing this touching video with us at Saturday's Critters! 🐾 #ThankfulThursday Read my new blog post: https://www.melodyjacob.com/2024/03/the-leading-industries-causing-health-damage-to-young-people.html
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking up! I hope you are well!
ReplyDelete...John, I have a serious YouTube addiction. You can learn just about anything there. Take care and enjoy your weekend.
ReplyDeleteThere are good people in this world!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful guy to go and sit with these dogs - and I read that Honey got adopted. If his videos result in the dogs getting adopted it's even more wonderful. Compassion goes a long way. Thank you for posting this, John.
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