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Check out Lola the pit bull as she sings with glee the very first time she sees her own reflection in the bathroom mirror. Or is she just doing a pretty decent Chewbacca impression?

We’ve heard a lot of stories about dogs and their tiresome journeys that have led them to become the gentle souls that they are now. Each one of them is as unique as it gets and all of them make us want to hug the puppies that went through all of it and magically make their torment disappear. No one deserves to be put through so much <a href="https://rumble.com/v39jmh-all-lives-matter...hopeless-dog-abandoned-in-the-everglades.html" target="_blank">suffering</a>. It is not right and we as humans should do everything in our power to at least halve these accidents. We should really consider spaying our pets if we aren’t able to take care of the offspring later on. We are supposed to be their protectors! From <a href="https://rumble.com/v32603-hope-for-paws-benji-was-homeless-his-whole-life...-watch-what-happens-next-.html" target="_blank">homeless</a> and starving in NYC to playing in the fields on a farm, this is Jameson's incredible story! Found emaciated on the streets of New York City, Jameson has had the luck not many stray dogs do to be found by Out Of The Pits, a non-profit organisation dedicated to educating the world about the true nature of the Pit Bull Terrier as a breed and to restore them to their old position as America’s favorite dog breed! Jameson is looking for a forever home! He is a very smart boy, amazing on a leash and off it in a private setting, will do great with another dog, even a female one and can even be tested to live with a cat. Please, consider adopting!

Little Lola packs a big snore and she often wakes up her big brother J.B. He's such a good guy and is almost always very understanding!

Shut out by society and left to fend for herself, pregnant mother Rozie had nowhere to turn. Then some kindhearted folks decided to give her a safe haven in which she could deliver and raise her litter of puppies. Check out the inspiring story in this emotional clip!

Meet Olaf. This sweet boy we believe was dumped (or possibly lost by his family) in the fall. The earliest sightings of him were in October of 2015 when he first showed up in the St. John's Cemetery in Troy, NY. Over the course of the brutal winter, people became worried about him surviving and through a group effort they tried to catch him.

Will was left unsupervised and ate a lethal amount of rat poison. His "owner" wasn't going to do much about it, but thankfully for his friends he made it to the vet hospital. After surviving and returning home he was again left unsupervised and allowed to eat his entire supply of medication. With Will flat out and near death, his "owner" leaves to play basketball. What happens next is an inspiring story of everyday heroes determined to save Will's life.

Poor Olaf was left stranded by his owners in one of the worst, record cold winters ever. Watch as these brave rescuers go to the limit to try and save this sweet boy from freezing to death.

It's unbelievable but it's true! J.B. the pit bull sounds like a lion when he barks in this awesome slow motion footage. Roar!

Sweet little Lynk was found on the cold streets of New York City with horrendous injuries to his head and face. This appears to be evidence of him being a bait dog in a fighting ring. Look at him now!

Turkeys and deer together, again. These two vastly different types of creatures certainly do prefer to be around each other. Neither species predates on the other, and both instinctively know this. The worst that could happen is you may be trampled if you don’t move out of the way quickly enough. Wild turkeys, though, are surprisingly quick creatures, and unlike their domesticated counterpart, they can fly. It doesn’t look like our little four-legged friend is being territorial. It looks more like she’s <a href="https://rumble.com/v488tt-turkey-talker.html" target="_blank">socializing</a>, but then, hey! They’re running from me! This is fun, let’s do it some more. The turkeys have young with them, so they must be really trusting of deer in their midst. Could it be there’s some kind of symbiotic relationship here, where the bigger deer provide a measure of security or even act as an early warning system? Well, the system kind of breaks down when one of them starts chasing your family around the lily patch. The fawn is still learning, however, so it could be she is wondering if the turkeys have found something better to eat. Where is her mother? Hopefully, she’s not orphaned. Maybe the other adult deer are just out of view of the camera. The scene is a tranquil one, the brief chase notwithstanding. The videographer immerses us in a bucolic setting on a farm or ranch, with a rustic old chicken coop or tool shed for a backdrop. Don’t you think this scene would make a great painting? All it needs is a rusting old car or tractor sinking into an overgrowth of tall goldenrod and jewelweed. How grand it must be, to be able to look out your window and see nature at play. It’s such a tiny segment of life on earth, yet imbued with forest magic that most of the 7.4 billion people living on this planet will never see. It’s a blessing that a privileged few have been gifted to enjoy, especially if they can quietly observe from a hidden vantage point. There’s no need to despair if you’re not one of them because the gift of nature has been shared with us. We don’t need to know and probably shouldn’t learn the precise whereabouts. It is an idyllic landscape, best preserved in this wonderful video capture. <a href="https://rumble.com/v302cp-talking-with-turkeys.html" target="_blank">Turkeys</a>, themselves, are wise old creatures with an instinct for survival. It is a wonder that they share the habitat so intimately with deer. Although it may look like they compete for food and resources, they really don’t. Deer eat small flowering plants that grow in the grass, and the turkeys are most likely foraging for seeds. In fact, turkeys are omnivorous, and if an insect or even small snake passes by its vigilant gaze, it will try to eat it. As there are a number of videos out recently that display similar scenes of deer and turkeys coexisting within feet of each other, it’s likely a completely healthy and natural thing, which is less of a truce and more of a community.

This poor pitbull out in the middle of nowhere does what he has to to stay cool lol

J.B. loves to soak up the morning sun by rolling in the grass in the field while sniffing all the smells :)