俗話說開車技術爛不是病，但爛起來要人命（有這句嗎？） 有些人平常好端端的，假日也會扶老奶奶過馬路，但不知道為什麼一握到方向盤立刻變空安 
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神人般的爛駕駛

Maddie the Great Dane was worried when she saw her little sister Abbie Cat in the traveler box, so Mom explained that 16 year old Abbie has a cyst on her lip that tripled in size in the last few days, so Mom wanted Abbie checked out by the Vet.  Mom documented Abbie's rather vocal displeasure with her car ride & her weigh in and check up by the Vet and was pleased that the cyst had no sign of infection or nasty cells in it and the Doc figured that Abbie may have bumped it caused it to swell up, but it was nothing to be overly concerned about & it should shrink back down in a few days.   Abbie was happy to return to her happy place in with bathroom & Maddie & Ellie were happy to welcome her home.

Maddie the Great Dane was worried when she saw her little sister Abbie Cat in the traveler box, so Mom explained that 16 year old Abbie has a cyst on her lip that tripled in size in the last few days, so Mom wanted Abbie checked out by the Vet. Mom documented Abbie's rather vocal displeasure with her car ride & her weigh in and check up by the Vet and was pleased that the cyst had no sign of infection or nasty cells in it and the Doc figured that Abbie may have bumped it caused it to swell up, but it was nothing to be overly concerned about & it should shrink back down in a few days. Abbie was happy to return to her happy place in with bathroom & Maddie & Ellie were happy to welcome her home.

Great Dane Is Worried About Her Cat Going To The Vet

Here's a call you don't get every day: A motorist on Route 29 reported that a kitten had run across the road and somehow gotten stuck in the engine. Sgt. Aaron Miller and PFC Chang Lee responded and got the kitten out of the engine with a bit of coaxing! 

Video credit Howard County Police Department

Here's a call you don't get every day: A motorist on Route 29 reported that a kitten had run across the road and somehow gotten stuck in the engine. Sgt. Aaron Miller and PFC Chang Lee responded and got the kitten out of the engine with a bit of coaxing! Video credit Howard County Police Department

HCPD officer rescues kitten stuck under car on Route 29

Maddie &Ellie, the Great Danes, love going for car rides, especially when they involve a stop at a drive-through window for burgers & ice cream. Watch & laugh as Maddie enjoys her cheeseburger & immediately wants to help Ellie with the ice cream. Maddie is rerouted to her burger & happy Ellie savors her ice cream cone.

Happy Great Danes enjoy tasty burgers & ice cream cones

Jack the Cat loves his cat naps, especially when his cat nap is in the big dog bed. Watch & laugh as Jack is less than amused to have his nap disturbed by bouncing Maddie & Ellie.  Jack stands his ground, ready to play Whack a Dane, while Maddie with accomplice Ellie, trots off with the dog bed cushion until Fun Police Mom, puts a stop to Grand Theft Cushion.   Funny Flying Maddie dives into the bed, playing right into Jack's paws for a perfect paw position for a swat or two. Mom comes to the rescue by refocusing Maddie's attention on going for a car ride.

Jack the Cat loves his cat naps, especially when his cat nap is in the big dog bed. Watch & laugh as Jack is less than amused to have his nap disturbed by bouncing Maddie & Ellie. Jack stands his ground, ready to play Whack a Dane, while Maddie with accomplice Ellie, trots off with the dog bed cushion until Fun Police Mom, puts a stop to Grand Theft Cushion. Funny Flying Maddie dives into the bed, playing right into Jack's paws for a perfect paw position for a swat or two. Mom comes to the rescue by refocusing Maddie's attention on going for a car ride.

Cat's Funny Reaction When Great Danes Disturb His Nap In The Dog Bed

Flo is a devoted mother who has had a few calves in her time. But on this occasion, she gave birth topo close to the fence that separated her pasture from the nearby highway.  The slope of the ground and the small space under the wires combined to form a unique spot that allowed a slippery newborn calf to slide under the wires. The problem for Flo, and for her baby was that the fence was electrified, even though it was set quite low. This fence not only keeps the cows from wandering onto the road, but it also keeps out predators like coyotes that would love to come upon a calf that had just been born. 

Flo couldn't reach her calf and he had not gotten on his feet yet. Instinct seemed to tell him to lie silently in the grass, but Flo was distraught. A passing motorist happened along soon after the calf was born. Living nearby, he often watched these cows as he drove past, and he was particularly interested in the herd at this time because calves were being born. Dave had stopped at the fence in the days before this and he had used his GoPro to record a calf taking its first wobbly steps. He saw the cows in the pond and he stopped to get another close look and record the cows enjoying a bath in the sunshine. But Flo wasn't acting quite right. Dave put his camera on the fence and walked away to the right with his other camera. He knew very little about cows but he knew Flo was agitated. After a little while, Dave decided to go and look at what Flo was staring at. He found her new calf and decided it should be with the mother. The farmers' house is at the top of the hill across the meadow and the truck was gone. The cars on the road presented a danger if the calf wandered out into traffic. Dave decided to push the calf back under the fence the way it had come. Not knowing that some of the wires were live and some were not, he got himself a few shocks in the process. 

Flo tolerated the help, seeming to understand that the calf would soon be on her side of the fence. She encouraged Dave with a few "moos" as he worked away. The two walked up the hill and her baby had that important first milk that contains colostrum for a healthy immune system. 

As Dave was getting ready to drive away, the farmers returned and stopped to see if everything was OK. Dave helped tag the calf and give the umbilical cord a little iodine treatment. Because the calf had received a few shocks himself, he was known as "Sparky" from that day forward. As Dave kneeled down in the meadow to have a good look at Sparky, he and Flo wandered over for a sniff and a long look. It almost seemed like the two were curious about this stranger that had stopped to help them.  For Dave, this was the day that he learned from the farmers, the importance of free range grazing and  ethical treatment of cows, as well as the surprising capacity for emotion that these animals have. Supporting farmers like these seems very important for everyone's benefit, but especially for the wellbeing of the animals.

Flo is a devoted mother who has had a few calves in her time. But on this occasion, she gave birth topo close to the fence that separated her pasture from the nearby highway. The slope of the ground and the small space under the wires combined to form a unique spot that allowed a slippery newborn calf to slide under the wires. The problem for Flo, and for her baby was that the fence was electrified, even though it was set quite low. This fence not only keeps the cows from wandering onto the road, but it also keeps out predators like coyotes that would love to come upon a calf that had just been born. Flo couldn't reach her calf and he had not gotten on his feet yet. Instinct seemed to tell him to lie silently in the grass, but Flo was distraught. A passing motorist happened along soon after the calf was born. Living nearby, he often watched these cows as he drove past, and he was particularly interested in the herd at this time because calves were being born. Dave had stopped at the fence in the days before this and he had used his GoPro to record a calf taking its first wobbly steps. He saw the cows in the pond and he stopped to get another close look and record the cows enjoying a bath in the sunshine. But Flo wasn't acting quite right. Dave put his camera on the fence and walked away to the right with his other camera. He knew very little about cows but he knew Flo was agitated. After a little while, Dave decided to go and look at what Flo was staring at. He found her new calf and decided it should be with the mother. The farmers' house is at the top of the hill across the meadow and the truck was gone. The cars on the road presented a danger if the calf wandered out into traffic. Dave decided to push the calf back under the fence the way it had come. Not knowing that some of the wires were live and some were not, he got himself a few shocks in the process. Flo tolerated the help, seeming to understand that the calf would soon be on her side of the fence. She encouraged Dave with a few "moos" as he worked away. The two walked up the hill and her baby had that important first milk that contains colostrum for a healthy immune system. As Dave was getting ready to drive away, the farmers returned and stopped to see if everything was OK. Dave helped tag the calf and give the umbilical cord a little iodine treatment. Because the calf had received a few shocks himself, he was known as "Sparky" from that day forward. As Dave kneeled down in the meadow to have a good look at Sparky, he and Flo wandered over for a sniff and a long look. It almost seemed like the two were curious about this stranger that had stopped to help them. For Dave, this was the day that he learned from the farmers, the importance of free range grazing and ethical treatment of cows, as well as the surprising capacity for emotion that these animals have. Supporting farmers like these seems very important for everyone's benefit, but especially for the wellbeing of the animals.

Mother cow & newborn calf greet stranger who helped them reunite

When a wounded eagle crashes into this guy's passenger seat, he ends up bringing it back to full health. Such an amazing story! 

https://www.instagram.com/little_bandido/

When a wounded eagle crashes into this guy's passenger seat, he ends up bringing it back to full health. Such an amazing story! https://www.instagram.com/little_bandido/

Guy captures moment wounded eagle crash-lands in his car

West Mercia police officers helped save a woman from a flooded Ford after her car became stuck in the water! Such an amazing job!   

Video credit West Mercia Police

West Mercia police officers helped save a woman from a flooded Ford after her car became stuck in the water! Such an amazing job! Video credit West Mercia Police

Police officers save woman stranded in her car from flooded ford

This footage is a reminder of these majestic animals' raw strength and unpredictability! BTW, that car will need serious preparation! Yikes!

Rampaging Bull Hits Car With Unstoppable Force

Wow, that was such a smack! We hope that the deer and the car are okay! 

Credit/Instagram:@b5.quan

Wow, that was such a smack! We hope that the deer and the car are okay! Credit/Instagram:@b5.quan

Deer causes chaos at car meet by smacking into vehicle

The exit looked something like a clown car, but in case any one is wondering.....five Great Danes & three adults can fit in a Dodge Caravan. Watch & laugh as Maddie & Ellie, Radar, Eva & Nora get so excited when they recognized the driveway to Merlin & Athena's house, which has the most amazing private Great Dane beach!

Pack Of Great Danes Excited To Go To The Beach

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Salt on the road in the winter in Alaska gets on your car. After the moose eat and trim your shrubbery they will clean your car by licking the salt off. You need to be careful just walking out to start your car. Not good to startle them. 500 to 1000 pounds of startled muscle will definitely startle you. This young bull is very mellow and the man filming definitely thanked him for cleaning his truck and windows!

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Young bull moose casually chills out in the driveway

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