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Christie Jameson and her husband Alva had two children of their own, but felt they had room in their home and their hearts for several more children, so they began to adopt.
One child led to two, then five, then 10, then 20.
Over three decades, the Jamesons adopted 35 children in all — 26 of them with special needs.
Onyx always gets flustered when the truth come out about nature.
(I'll always be nice, until I can't be nice anymore)A Lowe's home improvement store in Abilene, Texas is warming hearts across the nation with its decision to hire its latest two employees: a disabled veteran and his service dog....Jay Fellers, human resources manager at the Lowe's, in Abilene, said the two were the best pair for the job.
We went through the interview process, and Clay and his own merit won the job," Fellers told KIDY. "And we knew he was gonna make a great employee— we just got the benefit of getting Charlotte right along with him."...A photo of Luthy and Charlotte in their red Lowe's vests has gone viral on Facebook, garnering about 136,000 likes since being posted by an Abiliene Lowe's customer on Tuesday.
That old lady doesn't look too positive. No comments about the other old lady raising 26 disabled kids eh? Well here's something you might want to focus on instead:
A Lowe's In Texas Hired A Disabled Veteran AND His Service Dog
A Lowe's In Texas Hired A Disabled Veteran AND His Service Dog
A Lowe's home improvement store in Abilene, Texas is warming hearts across the nation with its decision to hire its latest two employees: a disabled veteran and his service dog....Jay Fellers, human resources manager at the Lowe's, in Abilene, said the two were the best pair for the job.
We went through the interview process, and Clay and his own merit won the job," Fellers told KIDY. "And we knew he was gonna make a great employee— we just got the benefit of getting Charlotte right along with him."...A photo of Luthy and Charlotte in their red Lowe's vests has gone viral on Facebook, garnering about 136,000 likes since being posted by an Abiliene Lowe's customer on Tuesday.
I would definitely shop at a store with a dog-employee! I would imagine that some people would go out of their way just to shop there because kind, friendly dogs make people gravitate to them. Excellent marketing ploy too.
Nearly half the kids at H.W. Good Elementary are from financially struggling families who qualify for free and reduced school lunches.
Students who don't quality for free lunches have accounts where parents put in money every month. But sometimes - especially around this time of the year when household expenses rise - some of those accounts go into the red.
On Wednesday, a man came in through the school doors and wrote a check for $864 to wipe off all those overdue amounts. He then offered to provide funds to cover one child's lunch for the rest of the school year.
"It's not that I don't need the money; believe me, I need it," Tricoli said. "But there are others right now who I know need it more than I do. This is my way of helping those in our club who are in need of some assistance just like my family was when I was a kid. Plus, I want assure that our staff members are properly thanked for their work."..Tricoli told the board in the letter how much an organization like the Boys & Girls Club means to him on a personal level...."This organization means a lot to me, especially because of the very similar opportunity I had when I was a child," Boys & Girls Club CEO Donates Entire Salary To Help Underprivileged Children Attend The Club
I miss my aunt too. She was a librarian and reached many lives of children & inspired them to greatness in the little town she worked in. 
You should get a little more familiar with American English before you pigeon a bunch of stilted concepts. I mean you might as well have written "I'm here trying to inject negativity so that Americans don't come together on heartwarming stories such as these."Watch: Russian Firefighters Save 150 Piglets From A Burning Barn
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Awesome!Hero Louisiana Police Dog Finds Missing 14-Year-old with Autism
Hero Louisiana Police Dog Finds Missing 14-Year-old with Autism
The St. Tammany Police Department is recognizing one of its own for a job well done.
Her name is Freya, and she’s the police K-9 who successfully recovered a missing 14-year-old on Tuesday in Louisiana.
According to a Facebook post shared by the department, deputies were dispatched to a residence in Lacomb on Valentine’s Day after the teen went missing.
“Deputies canvassed the area for hours, searching for the child,” the post said, adding that the Bavarian mountain hound and her handler, Deputy Ron Olivier, were next called to the scene. “K-9 Freya, who specializes in finding lost children, took the scent from the missing child’s clothes, and started searching. After approximately twenty minutes, K-9 Freya found the missing child, curled up, hiding in the woods.”
While definitely scared, the child was found in good heath, said the post, which also called Freya “a hero” for her efforts.
“This potential tragic story finished with a happy ending,” said Sheriff Randy Smith in a statement. “Our canines are amazing animals who are invaluable to our deputies and citizens.”
Awesome!Hero Louisiana Police Dog Finds Missing 14-Year-old with Autism
Hero Louisiana Police Dog Finds Missing 14-Year-old with Autism
The St. Tammany Police Department is recognizing one of its own for a job well done.
Her name is Freya, and she’s the police K-9 who successfully recovered a missing 14-year-old on Tuesday in Louisiana.
According to a Facebook post shared by the department, deputies were dispatched to a residence in Lacomb on Valentine’s Day after the teen went missing.
“Deputies canvassed the area for hours, searching for the child,” the post said, adding that the Bavarian mountain hound and her handler, Deputy Ron Olivier, were next called to the scene. “K-9 Freya, who specializes in finding lost children, took the scent from the missing child’s clothes, and started searching. After approximately twenty minutes, K-9 Freya found the missing child, curled up, hiding in the woods.”
While definitely scared, the child was found in good heath, said the post, which also called Freya “a hero” for her efforts.
“This potential tragic story finished with a happy ending,” said Sheriff Randy Smith in a statement. “Our canines are amazing animals who are invaluable to our deputies and citizens.”
When's the last time a cat ever did anything like that?
If a cat ever did anything heroic it would have been coincidence only.Awesome!Hero Louisiana Police Dog Finds Missing 14-Year-old with Autism
Hero Louisiana Police Dog Finds Missing 14-Year-old with Autism
The St. Tammany Police Department is recognizing one of its own for a job well done.
Her name is Freya, and she’s the police K-9 who successfully recovered a missing 14-year-old on Tuesday in Louisiana.
According to a Facebook post shared by the department, deputies were dispatched to a residence in Lacomb on Valentine’s Day after the teen went missing.
“Deputies canvassed the area for hours, searching for the child,” the post said, adding that the Bavarian mountain hound and her handler, Deputy Ron Olivier, were next called to the scene. “K-9 Freya, who specializes in finding lost children, took the scent from the missing child’s clothes, and started searching. After approximately twenty minutes, K-9 Freya found the missing child, curled up, hiding in the woods.”
While definitely scared, the child was found in good heath, said the post, which also called Freya “a hero” for her efforts.
“This potential tragic story finished with a happy ending,” said Sheriff Randy Smith in a statement. “Our canines are amazing animals who are invaluable to our deputies and citizens.”
When's the last time a cat ever did anything like that?
There are stories of heroic cats as well, but this is the Dog thread.....
If a cat ever did anything heroic it would have been coincidence only.Awesome!Hero Louisiana Police Dog Finds Missing 14-Year-old with Autism
Hero Louisiana Police Dog Finds Missing 14-Year-old with Autism
The St. Tammany Police Department is recognizing one of its own for a job well done.
Her name is Freya, and she’s the police K-9 who successfully recovered a missing 14-year-old on Tuesday in Louisiana.
According to a Facebook post shared by the department, deputies were dispatched to a residence in Lacomb on Valentine’s Day after the teen went missing.
“Deputies canvassed the area for hours, searching for the child,” the post said, adding that the Bavarian mountain hound and her handler, Deputy Ron Olivier, were next called to the scene. “K-9 Freya, who specializes in finding lost children, took the scent from the missing child’s clothes, and started searching. After approximately twenty minutes, K-9 Freya found the missing child, curled up, hiding in the woods.”
While definitely scared, the child was found in good heath, said the post, which also called Freya “a hero” for her efforts.
“This potential tragic story finished with a happy ending,” said Sheriff Randy Smith in a statement. “Our canines are amazing animals who are invaluable to our deputies and citizens.”
When's the last time a cat ever did anything like that?
There are stories of heroic cats as well, but this is the Dog thread.....
