little wild✳♡

A PLACE TO SHOW YOU CARE

For the ones
who cannot ask.

A few faces to brighten your day. Leave a heart as a quiet thank you to the people who care for animals.

Let kindness gather here.

One tap. A heart left with care.

A heart expresses support. It is not a donation.

A small gesture. A sincere thank you.
A dog holding a flower outdoors
Every life deserves kindness.
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REAL RESCUE STORIES

Where kindness became action.

TEXAS · 2024

Connie, found inside a container.

Barking and scratching led inspectors to a dog trapped in a shipping container. Days after the rescue, Connie met her rescuers again.

U.S. Coast Guard / Perry Shirzad

FLORIDA · 2024

A man and his dog, lifted to safety.

A Clearwater helicopter crew reached a disabled sailboat taking on water off Sanibel Island. The man and his dog were rescued together and reported to be in good health.

U.S. Coast Guard / Air Station Clearwater

LOUISIANA · 2020

Two dogs brought out of the flood.

After Hurricane Laura, a Coast Guard team rescued two dogs in Delcambre. Rescue Alliance helped reunite them with their owners.

U.S. Coast Guard / Flood Punt Team Huntington

NORTH CAROLINA · 2018

While a family awaited a birth, help reached Deuces.

Hurricane Florence flooded Pollocksville while Bernard Jones was at the hospital awaiting his child’s birth. His dogs had been stranded for days; a Coast Guard boat crew rescued Deuces.

U.S. Coast Guard / Zachary Hupp

NORTH CAROLINA · 2018

The family left the flood together.

In Old Dock, Coast Guard and North Carolina National Guard members brought a couple and their dog out of high water caused by Hurricane Florence.

U.S. Coast Guard / Stephen Kelly

NORTH CAROLINA · 2018

Sixteen cats, carried away from rising water.

A shallow-water response crew and National Guard members evacuated 16 cats from floodwater in Old Dock during Hurricane Florence.

U.S. Coast Guard / Stephen Kelly

KANSAS · 2007

From contaminated floodwater to foster care.

In Coffeyville, a FEMA employee helped an abandoned dog exposed to oil-contaminated floodwater. The dog was cleaned, a veterinarian was consulted, and a foster home was found.

Leif Skoogfors / FEMA

FLORIDA · 2020

Nine people. One dog. A way to safety.

Near Navarre Beach, a Coast Guard shallow-water team rescued nine people and one dog affected by Hurricane Sally on September 16, 2020.

U.S. Coast Guard / Sector Ohio Valley
A dog outdoors

THANK YOU FOR BEING HERE

Kindness looks good on you.

Leave a heart before you go ♡
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