Others
Hero Dog Dies From Exhaustion After Saving Seven People
A four-year old Labrador works itself to exhaustion to rescue seven people from the earthquake rubble in Ecuador and dies.
Dayko is a 4-year old white Labrador that works as a rescue dog at the Ibara Fire Station in Ecuador. She is every dog owner’s dream because he is loving, loyal and hard working. Dayko died last Friday after he rescued seven people from the aftermath of the tragic Ecuador earthquake last week. Poor Dayko died from severe exhaustion.
Dayko was a rescue dog for Ibara Fire Station for three and a half years.
He spent the past several days at Ground zero, searching and rescuing survivors, through the rubble that was caused by the 7.8-magnitude earthquake. Dayko died while on duty as a rescue dog for Ibara Fire Service. According to the fire station’s Facebook post, the cause of the labrador’s death was “massive coronary myocardial infarction and acute respiratory failure.” Dayko has been a rescue dog for Ibara for three and a half years.
Dayko died from severe exhaustion after rescuing seven people.
The statement further reads: “We regret to inform you that today the [fire service] is in mourning because [we] just lost Dayko who participated in the work of searching in Pedernales. This four legged friend gave his life in the line of duty. Thank you Dayko for your heroic efforts in Pedernales and in various emergencies where you were present. You held high the name of the K9 unit.”
Dayko was a 4-year old white Labrador who had a good sense of smell and a charming charisma.
Dayko was known in the fire station for his good sense of smell and unbelievable charisma with people. He was able to establish a very solid bond with his handler, Alex Yela, according to staff of the Ibara fire station. Veterinarians tried to save Dayko after he collapsed, however they were unsuccessful in their efforts.
Dayko's co-rescue dogs gave him a major sendoff as a thank you gift for his wonderful service.
The earthquake that occurred last April 16 inured over 2,000 people and killed at least 654. The said quake left buildings and roads severely damaged and knocking out power lines along the Pacific Coastline. In a statement released to the media, President Rafael Correa said, “Reconstruction will cost billions of dollars,” and the impact on economic growth “could be huge.”
Like 
on Facebook
Others
Adorable Baby Panda Will Do Anything Just to Get Out Of Bath
Watch this cute baby panda try his best not get cleaned up. Too cute!
We’ve all gone through that one time in our lives as a kid when we absolutely detested the thought of taking a bath. It was cute back then, maybe that’s why we were let off the hook by our parents from time to time, not minding that we’d smell awful the rest of the day. If it still happens up to now that you’re an adult, it isn’t anywhere cute when you think of it.
The same thing happens to animals as well. There are times when the cute, furry offspring of our four-legged friends would rather pass on the chance to be clean, simply because being dirty and covered in soil is so much fun. This video captures how a baby panda did everything it could just so it wouldn’t get cleaned up by its mother.
Not that it threw a tantrum like a toddler would, but the baby panda really made things difficult for its mother to get it cleaned. It threw its weight around so much, that he ended up getting scolded, the panda way, by his mom....
Others
Beached Sperm Whales in Germany Found Full of Plastic Debris and Car Parts
It shows how much human beings disrespect marine life.
Thirteen sperm whales were found beached on Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. The necropsy report has been finally released, and the result is both sad and disturbing.
According to a press release from Wadden Sea National Park, the stomachs of four out of the 13 whales that were stranded on the North Sea coast were full plastic debris and car parts.
Experts said they found a plastic car engine cover, a 43-foot-long shrimp fishing net, and the remnants of a plastic bucket....
Others
Brave Rescuers Help Bear That Had a Bucket Stuck On its Head For a Month
Bucket bear was finally freed, thanks to these brave animal rescue volunteers.
The people of Perry Township, Clarion County called him ”Bucket Bear”.
The young, black bear had been roaming the highway and the forests of western Pennsylvania with a bucket-like object stuck on its head for over a month.
When a woman named Krissy Elder saw him, she contacted the Pennsylvania Game Commission to ask for help; however, she was told that they couldn’t do anything while the bear was healthy and “mobile.”...
