Because the world isn’t total garbage, this is a heartwarming compilation created by Joe Kay (links to his Instagram) of the Wayne County Humane Society in Wooster, Ohio of dogs getting adopted out of the shelter. Personally, I’ve never had anything but adopted dogs (one found in a dumpster, one

In yet another follow up to the kid whose truck was knocked over and spun around by a tornado before he was able to drive off, Bruce Lowrie Chevrolet in Fort Worth, Texas announced it’s gifting 16-year old Riley Leon a new 2022 Chevy Silverado to replace the one that

This is a video of TikTok personality mdmotivator (aka Zachery Derenioski) searching a college library for someone to go sledding with him, and, after getting blown off by some dude who lies and says he has school work to do, finds Benji, a Zimbabwe native who’s been in Canada for

In faith in humanity restoration news, this is a video of a foursome covering a woman’s Audi convertible with a tent during a downpour at the Palafox Market in Pensacola, Florida. The good samaritans are the folks behind Big Jerk Soda Co. (who are anything but!), who were vending at

This is a super sweet video of a baby cam capturing a young boy calling his dad ‘daddy’ for the first time. You can tell the father is absolutely over the moon about it, as well he should be. He even steps on a piece of wooden train track afterwards

In happy endings news, tabby cat Montequlla was joyfully reunited with his family after she was unknowingly donated to an ARC Thrift Store in Boulder, Colorado inside a recliner. Thankfully, after realizing the cat was missing, her owners contacted the thrift store, who had already found the cat in the

A patron of J.B. Hart Music Co. in Grand Junction, Colorado recently anonymously gifted a Dimebag Darrell signature Dean Guitar to Fallon, a young Pantera fan who would regularly visit the store and request to play the instrument (this one). Some more details about the heartwarming incident while I wipe

This is a funeral procession of ice cream trucks for the passing of fellow driver Hassan Dervish, who operated an ice cream truck in London for 40 of his 62 years on earth, scooping ice cream and dishing out smiles to children and adults alike. Hassan’s brother Savas organized the