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Father Surprises His Little Girl With A New Family Dog, And More Of This Week's Most Heartwarming Stories
Each week, we're rounding up the best headlines sure to put a smile on your face. From skateboarding dogs to superhero moms, we're here to help you find the light in this world.
With that said, we're still gonna be our usual cheeky selves, so please excuse our little jabs along the way. And in case you missed it, here's last week's edition.
Peep The Weird And Wonderful Life Of Baby Pigeons
It must be gains season for baby pigeons too. Come to think of it, has anyone ever seen a baby pigeon? Understandably, they must be at the gym, burning off the protein shake. Unlike traditional milk, however, this special formula is designed by evolution to cut back on how many times they need to eat in a day; so basically it's Ozempic for babies (we're kidding of course).
Via wildlife.alexis.
Father Surprises Daughter With Puppy After Putting Down Family Dog A Few Weeks Ago
After losing their family dog a few weeks ago, the father surprised his daughter with a new pup. The daughter saw the new dog in the backseat of their car, and after asking whose it was and getting confirmation from dad that it was theirs — "he's ours!" he says — it took just a few moments for this girl to let her guard down and shed happy tears.
Via feathered_stout.
The Kid Who Loves To Dance At Home
Danya Merkulov is a smooth shape-shifter who loves dancing, and it's hard to not jump out of your seat and follow allong with his recent video set to Ne-Yo's "Closer."
Via danchmerk.
Small Boy Teaches The Internet How To Cook Green Paneer
This kid was born in 2018 — how is that even legal? Y'all understand we have t-shirts older than this kid, right? AgniV is a kid from South India, and his recipe for coriander mint cottage cheese toast is worth your time. Anyways, if you need us, we'll be ordering some Taco Bell with the shame of knowing that this child, who's hands haven't even fully finished developing yet, will be eating much better than us. What skills did we learn as kids? Cursive?
