Dog gave birth in snowdrift, kept puppies alive 3 weeks

Good News Notes: “Temperatures have been at minus 12this winter in Minnesota, so it’s being called “a miracle” that a homeless dog gave birth in a snowdrift and kept her puppies alive there for three weeks. That’s how long it took before  “a concerned family” stepped in and took the dogs to a shelter, according to Red…

Nonprofit group creates program to help asylum-seekers start new

 Good News Notes: “Some of Hudson County’s most vulnerable immigrants will soon have a safe place to sleep thanks to a new program that helps asylum-seekers settle into their new lives in New Jersey. ‘All the people we are encountering are trying to go through a legal process – trying to do this the right…

Chesterfield shelter saves lizard from glue trap

Good News Notes: “Chesterfield Animal Services helped rescue a lizard from a glue trap. Using mineral oil and patience, the officers were able to free the lizard from the trap. Chesterfield Animal Services posted a picture on their Twitter page of the miraculous moment, along with the hashtag, #didwejustsavemoneyoncarinsurance.” View the whole story here: https://www.nbc12.com/2020/01/23/chesterfield-shelter-saves-lizard-glue-trap/

GAP DONATES LAND FOR $20M FRESNO NO-KILL ANIMAL SHELTER

 Good News Notes: “Back in 2007, the city of Fresno sold a 200-acre parcel of land to Gap, Inc. for $2 as an incentive to build its regional warehouse/distribution center. On Tuesday, city leaders announced Gap had returned the favor, agreeing to sell the city back a 4.6-acre section of the parcel off Airways Boulevard…

Dog finds forever home after spending 2,461 days in shelter

 Good News Notes: “Some dogs only spend hours in a shelter, while others wait days, months and in this case – 6 years. Sandi, a 12-year-old pit bull-boxer mix, spent half of her life at the Marion-Grant County Humane Society in Indiana. She was finally adopted on Jan. 3 by the Rhodes family. The shelter…

In ‘the darkest of times,’ this big-hearted man brought hope to his city

Good News Notes: “A sea of nearly knee-deep water had flooded the streets of Houston as 25-year-old Ariel Segoviano and his family piled into their small red car, heading for higher ground during Hurricane Harvey’s onslaught. Segoviano’s brother had told them that a furniture store he was familiar with was opening its doors to people…