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If it's true what they say, that you can judge a man by the way he treats animals, then this is no doubt the greatest guy in the world.

Meet Raùl and Zucca, the duo that are making trips to the dentist easier for children with autism.

In Palestine, we take a look at Ahmad Abu Ataya, a hero who recycles bombs and turns them into plants pots.

Donald Trump's birthday is June 14th and an entrepreneur from Mexico has something that may not be welcome at his birthday party... A new Trump brand toilet paper. And guess where the proceeds go?

According to Prevent Year Zero, wild animals might disappear by 2026. How can we save them? Shift to a vegan diet!

A true tale from scraps to silver? Embracing garbage and helping people get out of unemployment.

This father has three wives and 37 children... and they'd do it all over again. Reserve your judgement- they may just surprise you.

This is May. This is Nala. This is Suri, that’s Twiglet. These cats and kittens are all Dawn’s children. Dawn is currently managing a sanctuary that has nearly 800 cats and kittens – the Tala Monastery Cat Park, in Paphos, Cyprus. This crazy cat lady od 46 years old, she is originally from West Yorkshire, UK. Dawn and her husband Mark came to Cyprus for one year and brought their three cats to the island with them, and unfortunately, one of the three cats decided not to come home when they released it. So, they started to search and somebody told them to go to the Agios Neophytos Monastery. There were approximately 70 <a href="https://rumble.com/v2zvf8-big-red-cat-fight-with-cute-kitten.html" target="_blank"> adult cat</a>s that were living up in the monastery. When they saw the condition of the cats they felt they wanted to help sterilize, vaccinate, try to rehome and try to create an environment for the cats that was as close to a home environment, as much as possible. They now have just under 800 cats. They have recently rehomed their 613th cat. They are free of charge, and they are not selling the animals which is crucial when you are running a <a href="https://rumble.com/v4d3e9-man-transforms-his-home-into-sanctuary-for-300-abandoned-cats.html" target="_blank">sanctuary</a>. Every year they receive around 200 kittens that are abandoned in the car park and the majority of the time they are not in a good condition. First thing in the morning at home, they are dealing with the large volume of animals they keep at home. Then they distribute the wet food for the cats, about 40 kg every day. A lot of mouths to feed. Then disinfecting, cleaning, washing of litter trays, food bowls, changing over a bedding. The money for all of this is raised through other events, 12-month sponsorships. But the biggest satisfaction from all this work is seeing an animal in need changing its feral personality in a very short time.

Safaa has Down Syndrome and always dreamed of being a bride. So what do you need to get married? According to her, you just need a beautiful dress, two ridiculously cool parents and to love yourself.

Seth Falk is the founder of 'Hands on Exotics', an association that brings animal therapy to people in Toronto, Canada. It's a great way for humans (and animals) to get their daily dose of interaction and love.

Meet Dana Spett from Pony Power Therapies, a nonprofit from New Jersey, USA. Pony Power provides horse-assisted activities that help kids and adults improve their quality of life and well-being.

The #Masaktach (meaning "I will not keep silent") movement is gaining steam in Morocco as more and more women are speaking out against the harassment and assault they've faced in the country.

Forget Dublin! Your next St. Patrick's destination should actually be Montserrat, where its people have an unexpected history with the holiday.

Silvia, David, Oscar, Maria... These are just a few of the migrants who are walking all the way from Central America to the United States. Here's why they are risking it all.

Pablo Pineda defied all odds as the first Down syndrome University graduate in Europe to become a lecturer, actor, writer, and teacher.

Yesenia has done something she will regret forever. Now she's cooking her way towards redemption, and eventually back to her children.

She's running the very first Thai Buddhist Temple for female monks, promotes equality between men and women, and believes that in order to follow Buddha, you have to be revolutionary.

If you don’t mind feeling trapped in sand and you don’t mind extreme heat in the middle of the Egyptian desert, then this may the spa treatment for you.

In Yakutsk, Siberia kids can only get a snow day when temperatures drop to shocking levels. Here's what an extreme snow day looks like.

Meet Mohammad Iyad Kafarneh, an inspiring young traffic cop in Gaza, set on educating pedestrians and drivers on road safety, a topic close to his heart.

In India, hearing 'you're having a girl' has never been a good thing, but this doctor has figured out a way to make it a reason to celebrate.

With a goal to understand each other better, Saeed invites people to his home in Jordan to discuss some deep topics. Can a good discussion transform your world views? Find out tonight as they tackle the tough topic of 'gender'.

Thousands of people from Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador are marching towards the USA/Mexico border in search of asylum. They're looking for a better future, but will Trump get in their way?

Even in the poorest corners of Tibetan society, children born with DS are met with patience, respect and heartwarming kindness.

Follow Anna and Salbu in New York City on Election Night and feel it all over again.