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Gemini, who miraculously escaped any harm during the accident is now seeking a home. Friday tragedy struck on Interstate 95 when a middle aged man, from Palm Beach County, aged 56 and his beloved canine companion were involved in a devastating car crash. Unfortunately the driver, identified as Sam Sonmez tragically lost his life. However Gemini, his dog emerged unscathed. Now finds herself without an owner. Gemini has been entrusted to the care of Palm Beach County Animal Care and Control for the time being as they diligently assess her future. According to Sonmezs colleagues Gemini was his companion. Would accompany him to work every single day. Their heart wrenching accounts reveal that he had no family to take in Gemini after his passing leaving them with the hope that one of them could step forward as her guardian. Unfortunately it seems unlikely that this wish will come true. Joy Silver, one of Sonmezs coworkers fondly describes Gemini as a soul who showed immense ...

The Caney Creek Volunteer Fire Department is looking for a dog that was thrown from an SUV during a crash in Conroe on July 1 near the fire station on FM 2090. Surveillance video of the incident shows a Chevy Tahoe veering off the road and slamming into a stalled trailer, which causes it to lift up on its front tires before bouncing back to the ground. In a cloud of dust, the dog is seen flying from the vehicle and landing on its back before quickly getting up and running away. Firefighters have been putting out food and water for the dog in the hopes of finding it, but have yet to see it. They have also not been able to talk to the dog's owner or family so they do not know what kind of dog it was or its name. The man driving the Tahoe was injured, suffering a broken leg and other wounds, but is expected to make a full recovery. Watch surveillance video of the crash below.

Most people bid farewell to their dogs when they pass away. However in this case the situation was reversed. One day Ryan woke up. Went to work just like any other day. Ryan Jessen initially thought he had a migraine. Unfortunately he was actually suffering from a cerebral hemorrhage. Meanwhile his beloved dog Mollie anxiously awaited Ryans return at home. His family didn't want Mollie to spend the rest of her life wondering why Ryan never came back, from work that day. If you had the chance to know my brother you would understand how much he cherished his dog. Also there is no need to worry about the future of the dog. Michelle made it clear by saying, "She is considered part of our family well."

Most people bid farewell to their dogs when they pass away. However in this case the situation was reversed. One day Ryan woke up. Went to work just like any other day. Ryan Jessen initially thought he had a migraine. Unfortunately he was actually suffering from a cerebral hemorrhage. Meanwhile his beloved dog Mollie anxiously awaited Ryans return at home. His family didn't want Mollie to spend the rest of her life wondering why Ryan never came back, from work that day. If you had the chance to know my brother you would understand how much he cherished his dog. Also there is no need to worry about the future of the dog. Michelle made it clear by saying, "She is considered part of our family well."

Two hours later Lucie Holmes received another call from a veterinarian informing her that the owner had requested euthanasia for Markus due to his barking behavior. However the veterinarian refused to comply with this request. Despite having nine dogs and thirty four kittens in need of new homes Mrs. Holmes and her engineer husband decided to step up and offer Markus a place, in their home. In messages shared with the BBC the owner explained to Mrs. Holmes that she wanted to rehome Markus because he barks at cyclists, cars and other dogs. When Mrs. Holmes informed her that the rooms were currently occupied but assured to notify her a room became available she politely inquired, "Could you please let me know when that might be?" Before Mrs. Holmes could respond a call came in from a veterinary clinic informing her about "a lady who had just arrived with intentions to euthanize her own dog." Despite the veterinarians refusal Mrs. Holmes expressed ...

  Rivera is also accused of performing the cesarean section on the dog to remove pups from inside her.   Colon said that he was told the Rivera was a licensed vet, and he paid him $650. Unfortunately, Lyla died because of septic shock, according to animal hospital, as Colon took her there to treat her but it was too late. Unfortunately, she died with 2 unborn pups inside her who also died.   Colon faces charges of animal cruelty, but he is out on bond. On the other hand, Rivera faces one count of unlicensed practice of veterinary medicine and animal cruelty charges. Watch the video below.   Share this with your family and friends

Hope For Paws rescuers headed to the spot where someone had thrown a dog out of a car. On their way Alex noticed a motionless kitten lying beneath a vehicle while scanning the area.  Since it was still breathing they proceeded with the rescue mission. A mechanic had kept the dog safe until their arrival. She appeared a bit worse for wear... It was time to take both animals back, to the animal hospital for baths and checkups. Fern, the cat had issues and required removal of a polyp to help her breathe freely once again. Templeton, the dog had a recovery period. Quickly found his forever home! The story of these two getting another chance at life is forever intertwined. Templeton and Fern may not realize it. They are the reason why they are both, in their current situations today! 🙂