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Wow, that footage is really cool! Full credit to @kooi4prez on Twitter

With the help of a couple kind citizens, Springfield Police officers were able to get this little fella safely captured. Unfortunately, city ordinance prohibits having wild animals, which includes lemurs, as pets in the city limits. This little guy's owners did end up surrendering it to animal control. The lemur has been connected to a local wildlife rescue agency where they will continue to be well cared for and loved! Video credit Springfield, MO Police Department

Wow, the wonders of nature are truly amazing! Credit: @alex_lintott/IG

The Wellesley Police Department initiated a search for a lost dog that had managed to escape from its residence. Approximately one hour into the search, Officers Glen Misho and Derek Harris received a notification that the Newton Fire Department was engaged in a dog rescue operation along the Newton/Wellesley town border. It seemed that this was the same dog that had gone missing. Video credit Wellesley Police Department

Wait till the end to see the most wholesome reaction! Too funny! Credit: sophiesorensenn (TikTok)

He almost sounds like that Italian lady who shouts 'Attenzione, Pickpocket!'. Too funny! Full credit to @ortzy and @sunny_emilio on Instagram

HIGHWAY HOG RESCUE: This little piggy DIDN’T make it to the market. Instead, Pearl, as she was affectionately named, was spotted running across U.S. Route 35 in Ross County. Watch as troopers from our Chillicothe Post trot into action to ensure this little escapee’s highway adventure came to a safe end. Pearl was taken to the Ross County Humane Society where they found her a new home to live out her days. Video credit Ohio State Highway Patrol

Thankfully, we avoided a real CATastrophie today! 😺🐈 Dodge and momma have been reunited, and everyone is doing just fine 😊 Thankful for Trooper Nate Abbott and Sgt. Dave Miller for asking me why my car was meowing, and to our new D45 Mechanic, Danny for helping us find the best way out! Video credit Indiana State Police -Sellersburg

Scottsdale Fire Department received a call from a concerned woman reporting a bird trapped inside a fireplace. Fortunately, at that moment, there was a knowledgeable Scottsdale fire engineer on duty who knew exactly how to handle the situation. A fire crew promptly responded to the residence, where Engineer MacCarter skillfully initiated a cautious rescue operation to free the trapped bird. The department shared a video of the incident, which shows MacCarter opening the glass doors of the fireplace and using a white tarp to gently capture the bird. One firefighter remarks, "Oh, there's the food it brought down with it." As MacCarter attempts to safely secure the bird, it begins to flutter around the fireplace, but after a brief struggle, he successfully retrieves it. The rescued bird is revealed to be a Cooper's Hawk, characterized by its crow-sized dimensions, reddish-brown chest, blue-gray back and head cap, and feathers with white tips. Fortunately, the hawk was unharmed and was released outside the home, where it promptly took flight. The Scottsdale Fire Department is recognized as an "All Hazards Fire Department," indicating their capability to respond to various emergencies, including aircraft incidents, hazardous materials situations, technical rescues, and, of course, fires. Video credit Scottsdale Fire Department

This video holds so much love! Dogs are the best! Credit: bigmacbernie (Instagram)

The deer fell into someone's pool and got tangled up in the cover. Police officers used a skimmer net to push the deer out of the water. Video credit Ware Police Department

A specialist technical rescue team led the operation to pull Apollo free, once he’d been given some sedation by a vet. He was soon back on his feet and in the care of his owner. Video credit DWFireRescue

This tiny frog is incredibly adorable! Credit: @life.of.ian/IG

This cute puppy is definitely a reliable keeper of secrets! What an amazing friendship! Credit: @thedanishsupernova/IG

A large pig spent days running loose through a Pennsylvania neighborhood, befuddling and terrorizing residents all while eluding capture, according to local police. Eventually, the department requested the assistance of nearby farm animal rescue group Lancaster Farm Sanctuary. The pig dubbed by police as "Hamilton" was safely corralled and hauled off to the sanctuary's farm for medical treatment. Video credit Lancaster Farm Sanctuary

Every morning Dave takes Figgy outside and then comes back to let her wake up her owner. It’s honestly the best wake up call ever! Video credit @figgy_thegolden

A newly adopted puppy shows gratitude and love by leaning its head on its owner's hand. Cuteness overload! Video credit rachel_payne__

A man walked into the office without noticing the dog lying on the carpet, falling on the floor! Luckily, they are both okay! Video credit _hannahlawson

This Beagle showcases the epitome of nonchalance as he navigates his way through the house on the automated vacuum cleaner! Too funny!

LACoFD Engine and Patrol 144 in Westlake Village were able to assist these two deer in a sticky situation. Wildlife often encounters challenging situations. #LACoFD and other emergency services often have the necessary resources and expertise to handle these types of rescues. Their assistance can make a significant difference in ensuring the well-being and safety of wildlife. Nice work 144’s. Video credit Los Angeles County Fire Dept

"These used just to be a small part of my focus as an artist, but because of their popularity, I’ve been focusing all my creative attention on exploring this art area. At first, I didn’t like the idea of being known as the frame artist, but I’ve grown to love these and their simple metaphors for life. I’m sure I’ll return to my other conceptual illustration work again. But for now, I’m excited to keep seeing where this takes me." So cool! Full credit to andrewscott_art on Instagram https://www.andrewscottart.com/

The snake probably wanted some cupcakes. That is quite frightening! Full credit to @mirianbrasil on Twitter

This big sister made a heartwarming choice by choosing her new forever best friend! Credit: @miriam_lena/IG

Videos of the wildfires in Kelowna, Canada, have been recorded, and they are distressing! Full credit to miller8144 on TikTok

Officer Hilton has worked with our police department since April, and we learned recently he had never seen a skunk before moving to Maine from Georgia this spring. A few weeks ago, he encountered a skunk in the Dunkin drive-through in Old Town. To Officer Hilton&apos's surprise, the skunk had two cups stuck on his head. We thought you all might enjoy watching Officer Hilton in action! Video credit Old Town Police Department