I used to be a vet tech. We rehabbed several wild animals and sent them back to nature (opossums, raccoons, skunks). The one that stands out to me the most was the one who I'm about to tell you. I was on my way to work one morning. I spied an animal sitting right smack on the yellow line. I pulled over immediately, and saw that it was a barred owl, just sitting there. I grabbed my coat, walked into traffic, and slowly moved toward it with my coat open in front of me, hoping to scare it off the road. It just looked at me with those bottomless yellow eyes. It had to have been knocked on the head to behave without fear. I walked right up to it and scooped it up in my coat. It didn't struggle at all. So, the owl and I went to work. I placed it in a smallish cage, so that if it freaked out, there wasn't much room to hurt itself. He was uncharacteristically friendly, so everyone who worked with me got and up-close look at it, and it even appeared to enjoy having it's head petted. My boss said I did the right thing, so he gave the owl an exam, and found it to be otherwise healthy. He had me move it to a large enclosure, where it perched on a step ladder. We offered it water and dead mice. It wasn't interested, so we left it alone for awhile. Next day, he began to snap his beak at us, a good sign of recovery. We offered a mouse again, using tongs this time. He took one appraising look at it, snatched it up and swallowed it. Aggression and appetite intact. But it had made no effort to escape the enclosure (we had to be sure he could fly). The following morning, I found him way up in the rafters. Time to go home, buddy! I turned off all the lights, and opened the door (a garage type door). it took him about 5 seconds to see freedom. Then he was swooping down over my head and sailing out into the sky in all his glory. What a beautiful experience!
@timberwolf56313 ай бұрын
THANKYOU ❤️ ❤️ 😊
@josharzt436416 күн бұрын
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@timberwolf563115 күн бұрын
Awesome!!!
@MsBeachBabee9 күн бұрын
GOD BLESS YOU❤🥰❤️
@patriciagrenier90827 күн бұрын
@@patriciagrenier9082 Thank you, and you as well!
@timberwolf56316 күн бұрын
The neighborhood cat left me an offering under my door mat. Upon returning home I saw the mat move. I lifted it and saw a baby flying squirrel. I called a rehaber but they couldn't take it and told me how to feed it and make it ready for release. Upon release he came back daily for 2 years to get his pecan treat. I emailed Blue Diamond Pecans and let them know my squirrel preferred their nuts to other brands and they sent me a 5 lb bag! LOL
@xlr8tedzoom3 ай бұрын
Love this story! 😄❤
@jayehum50193 ай бұрын
Best use for a pecan I have ever heard of. 😊
@rainysandy3 ай бұрын
So cool!!!
@ag8teer3 ай бұрын
Your presence here adds so much value and warmth. Grateful for viewers like you!
@user-nx4sp1yp9l3 ай бұрын
I'm blessed to have such engaged and positive viewers. Cheers!
@user-qt3df5ic6p3 ай бұрын
These people risked their lives to give freedom to these beautiful animals Thank you so much. Much Love to you all 💜😇
@calcat73753 ай бұрын
hi.i love these people so much x
@user-cz2tb8du3k3 ай бұрын
C, I
@lillianstakely34643 ай бұрын
What? Like when they released all those Homing Pigeons? 2:32. Risked their lives. Absolute twoddle.
@Aye-McHunt13 күн бұрын
Yes, I found an Owl in the middle of the road and I happened to have a box in my trunk, I had to keep it overnight and the next day took it to a wildlife rescue. After the Owl was well enough the rescue center called me to come get the Owl and they said to release it in the area where I had found it, was such a good feeling to see the Owl flying away into the woods. I have a picture of me taken with the Owl, which I will always cherish.
@dmariewalker68803 ай бұрын
I worked in a late night convenience store many yrs ago. A car came in and a couple said they had a small owl trapped inside the grill. They had hit it in mid air over 150 miles from where we were. It was a rare saw-whet owl. There is na small colony up in the NC mountains. I called a friend who had a bird cage and then gently removed the owl. That was hard., I put it in the cage and covered it. Then the next morning I called a older friend from my Boy Scout days who worked with birds of prey rehab. We had a new rehab center a few miles away and he took it there. The bird had a broken wing but they healed it and my sons and I were invited to visit the new center as it was opening and we got to see all kinds of birds of prey being rehabilitated. They let me know that 6 months later it was releashed up where the colony was.
3 ай бұрын
Our creatures are here by the Lord's will; stories like this make our Lord smile...doubt me...if you read all of Paul's writings..you will run across several; please make a note and tell others...Trump will evisiscerate the wildlife kingdome further and also try to steal more refuge land, protected that is, from us and the animal kingdom...he hates nature and obviously, he hates women...so disrespectful..even in public...even Tuesday in NH!
@barbanderson84393 ай бұрын
Good job, good hoomans!❤
@maureenobrien98153 ай бұрын
Good job!!!
@jsderan42833 ай бұрын
Wonderful!!
@ag8teer3 ай бұрын
Your comments brighten my day. Thank you for being an awesome viewer!
@user-qt3df5ic6p3 ай бұрын
I have worked with wildlife for many years. Just a few years back one of our Great Horned Owl eaglets fell from its nest when the nest was attacked during the night. The little male spent the night in our home crated by the open window so his mom could maintain vocal contact with him. His sister had been taken to another tree. We returned him the following morning. Many years ago I used to have a full blown rescue facility for all wildlife. I truly miss those days, but getting on in age now. It does drive me crazy though when people have exotic animals for "pets". You simply CANNOT TAKE THE WILD OUT OF THE WILD. I have 49+ years of professional years as a dog trainer and the same as an Animal Behavioral specialist. It can't be done.
@constancestandley90174 ай бұрын
Dear Constance - Did you ever read the paperback THE PSYCHIC POWER OF ANIMALS by Bill Schul? A good ref for anyone who is facing euthanasia of a beloved pet; each chapter deals with a critter's bond w/their human - even hives of bees that only live 6 months! A beekeeper died & his adult children did the ritual of "telling the bees" they would now care for the needs of all 14 hives. On the day of the funeral, all 14 hives swarmed into one and flew 14 miles into London and covered the casket for about a half hr. Then just as suddenly all went back home to their hives. They had paid tribute to their caretaker!
@jeanneserrano33973 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for that. I have rescued over 19 cats, 5 dogs, birds, and injured squirrels. I had kept the cats & dogs (not all at one time) until they died years later. Birds & squirrels were released. My last rescue cat will be 16 in March. This is my last since the years have caught up with me as well.❤❤❤❤❤
@carollunn33703 ай бұрын
Thank you for all you did for the animals. It makes me crazy also when people have wild pets, and the reverse---putting a domestic cat or dog, even babies & seniors, on the streets to fend for themselves.
@mrffe3 ай бұрын
@@carollunn3370You’ve done your best and I think you can relax now. Thank you from all of your rescues ~
@jeanneganrude85493 ай бұрын
Oh maybe you could help me? I have a 20 pound chihuahua mix who was SO well socialized until she was attacked by two large dogs and the drunk owner dove head first into the dog pile! I think she must have some lingering ptsd from it as now she barks aggressively at pretty much all dogs now and most people. I got her at the humane society when she was 3 months old which was why she did so well for so long. I took her to the park 5-7 days a week and she'd get mad if she wasn't allowed to greet another dog, now she's just so aggressive with everybody! Do you have any suggestions to turn this behavior around? She's super smart! ☮️💜🙏🤞
@sweetmissypetuniawilson92063 ай бұрын
I love the reaction of the animals when they realise they are free & I especially love the reaction of the circus lion feeling dirt & grass under his paws & rolling around on his back for the first time in his life , it’s priceless ❤️💙❤️💙❤️💙❤️💙❤️💙❤️💙❤️💙❤️💙❤️💙❤️💙❤️💙❤️💙❤️💙❤️💙❤️💙❤️💙❤️💙
@lindaswenser-so4ox3 ай бұрын
I did too. I forgot to mention it in my comment. He was really in seventh heaven. It's astounding how many. Wild animals are kept in small cages, where is the humanity in all this.
@gwynnethhughes42032 ай бұрын
I nursed a neonate sparrow into adulthood who wanted to play with the kittens, so he lived in a finch breeding cage (huge) for 9 or more years (2 years max lifespan in the wild). I found him on the ground in snow, no nests around anywhere (and the wrong season anyway) ... go figure. He lectured the wild birds, was close friends with a cat, a dog, all the humans. He lectured the wild birds every morning for hours. A hawk injured itself in a fence, was taken to a vet, recovered. When he was released, he thought a long time before he flew out of the carrier, flew to a fence, looked back a long long time, and opened its wings and bowed a few times. Then it played on the ground before it flew away.
@emilysandstrom24763 ай бұрын
I personally have been rescuing animals for > 50 yrs - the toughest one beeing a polar bear and her 2 cubs stranded on an icefree island. I arranged for a helicopter and a hunter to provide food for the mama bear until the sea was frozen again so the family could go to the north pole. ❤❤❤
@rikkejensen7863 ай бұрын
❤❤ Thank you for the many many times that you've been able to help animals that couldn't help themselves❤❤
@tandiparent19063 ай бұрын
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@ag8teer3 ай бұрын
Thank God for people like u. Gandhi: The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way in which its animals are treated. I hold that the more helpless a creature, the more entitled it is to protection by man from the cruelty of man.
@kathleensheehan88592 ай бұрын
Thankyou
@user-hi1kb8hf5n10 күн бұрын
The cows are kept inside the barns during the cold winters. They are released when the weather is suitable to be outside. People from all around come to see the annual release of the cows and to join in experiencing their joy. P.S. I’m pretty sure these are milk cows.
@pianistabella3 ай бұрын
It's beautiful to see the little ones jumping and playing. Cows are just big dogs.
@darrkstarg3 ай бұрын
Truly, I never want to see a hamburger again! It’s so amazing to see them free!!!
@55melmel3 ай бұрын
It really brings a smile to watch them celebrate so joyfully!
@jbug131583 ай бұрын
I usually stick with fish or chicken myself.@@55melmel
@michaellockhart66323 ай бұрын
It’s truly wonderful !
@user-xy4fc6gz7r3 ай бұрын
My sister has always loved animals. She became a vet tech. The work she's done with so many animals brings a tear. God bless the rescuers.
@DanandDonna13 ай бұрын
I would love to be a vet tech but I know I would not be able to handle pets who were so ill they have to be put down and other really dire cases.
@PungiFungiАй бұрын
AMEN!!! ☺️💞💗🕊️👻😇🙏💕🙌👍💖✅
@WyattWaiteАй бұрын
Donate to White Coat Waste Project to help release suffering lab animals
@SW-jt3sl29 күн бұрын
What about the cow who jumped over the moon 🐄🌝for Joy
@lindaswenser-so4ox28 күн бұрын
Tell her thank u lov from the UK ❤❤❤
@beverlygannon414120 күн бұрын
I can’t stop crying! And for once I see good people here. I’m surrounded by jerks and a-******s! I’m moved by this, I’m finally crying for a happy reason, thank you to everyone who made these animals live again! I’m sending infinite blessings to all of you! ❤🧚♀️🙏
@55melmel3 ай бұрын
❤ amen to that 🙏
@beverlygannon414120 күн бұрын
My Good Thoughts And Prayers with BLESSINGS TO Them All ❤❤❤❤❤
@millieparker77219 күн бұрын
The bear that had 20 years looked up and lost her sight is beautiful. I'm so happy for all of these animals getting freedom. Thank you to each and everyone of you that made this happen and come true for these beautiful animals
@serenaspry93654 ай бұрын
Your support is like a virtual hug. Sending gratitude your way!
@TobeToday20243 ай бұрын
Thanks for being a constant source of encouragement. You make a difference!
@user-nx4sp1yp9l3 ай бұрын
I appreciate your commitment to spreading positivity in the comment section. Kudos!
@user-jx1wc2jk9b3 ай бұрын
Thanks for being an important part of this online family. You rock!
@user-fp9ix8oy2g3 ай бұрын
I appreciate your positivity - it makes this community truly wonderful!
@user-nx4sp1yp9l3 ай бұрын
Loved the lion pawing at the earth & rolling for the first time
@Sarahyoutubeaddict3 ай бұрын
He was my favourite! Sure sign of pleasure and an announcement that he has *arrived* !
@cdes17763 ай бұрын
Definitely a sight that I felt in my heart. It pawed the dirt then played in the grass. I can’t imagine what he was feeling in that moment. ❤
@NanaBren3 ай бұрын
Travesty anoutvoruson for years! Bear bile farming in horrid china!! Complain to UN release NOW not 2030!!!!!
@jackiepowell75133 ай бұрын
These people really have the BEST jobs ❤
@CynthiaLamb-jf2md3 ай бұрын
Thanks for being a positive force in this online space. I appreciate you!
@user-nx4sp1yp9l3 ай бұрын
We rescued a pair of baby skunks whose mother was hit by a car. They were so cute and friendly. Luckily there is a little animal rescue sanctuary in our area that took them in. It was so sad, they were running around on our road crying for their mama, fortunately we were able to capture them before they made their way to the busy road where their mama was hit.🦨🦨 Another time I rescued a butterfly with a broken wing. It stayed absolutely motionless as I “operated” on it by taking the exact tiny portion of a dead butterfly’s wing, cut it, and super glued it to the injured butterfly. When the procedure was over, it slowly flapped its wings to exercise them, then started flying around the livingroom, we gently captured it, and took it outside and released it, which it then flew far up in the air and just flew away, and we never saw it again. 🦋
@meanhe87023 ай бұрын
We found an elephant in our garden with a broken leg, it looked so sad we just had to help it. Luckily next door had told us that the very same day, they had found a Giraffe stuck under their porch and half of it had been killed trying to get out. Amazingly my dad is a welder and we were able to cut the back leg off the good half of the Giraffe and weld it onto the Elephant. It did make him walk a bit funny, what with one leg being so much longer than the other three, but dad said that was a good thing because now he would only be able to walk in circles so he would keep coming back to our house forever no matter where he went and we could love him and pet him and be his friends forever. Then he died.
@Mikeandlucy13 ай бұрын
@@Mikeandlucy1 Ah, you again. Seriously dude, find a new hobby and let people and animals be happy.
@RoxiltheDragon3 ай бұрын
@@Mikeandlucy1 Bored?
@CliffHammer2 ай бұрын
Thank you for the kindness you’ve given those lucky animals. Some ignorant ppl might think a small butterfly isn’t worth saving but all Gods creatures are worth it. You’re a great person ❤
@nevermind532129 күн бұрын
@@Mikeandlucy1 Jealous because you are a captive?
@goat84779 күн бұрын
These people who are out there on the front lines, taking care of animals in need, are very special hero's. God bless them all.
@user-mk2vw4xf5o2 ай бұрын
I shed tears watching videos like this. I am so happy they were all helped and released. I was lucky enough to care for an orphaned baby owl and see it released after 6 weeks.
@gingersnaptrack93373 ай бұрын
After watching videos about all the bad things happening around the world including my home, I couldn't sleep. Then I saw this. There are still people that hear and follow the voice of God.
@yvonnephillips38883 ай бұрын
We've helped many animals over the years. It's so rewarding to watch them go be free the way they're meant to be.
@pcfultimes3 ай бұрын
I'm lucky to have viewers like you. Thanks for being a part of this journey!
@TobeToday20243 ай бұрын
If you can get them to leave.. I picked up a female red tailed hawk on the side of the road about 35 years ago, her right leg was broken, I set the leg, made a splint etc. After she was all healed up, and ready to go, she wouldn't, I tried to set her free many times, she always returned. So I kept her free outside, arranged a spot in the barn loft she could access on her own. She stayed with me for 2 years, then suddenly disappeared. Never saw her again, I assume she passed away somehow.
@peterdorscheid56523 ай бұрын
I appreciate your positivity - it makes this community truly wonderful!
@user-kp5ch2ed4y3 ай бұрын
Your positive feedback fuels my passion for creating content. Much appreciated!
@user-jx1wc2jk9b3 ай бұрын
Thanks for adding so much positivity to the comment section. You're a star!
@user-qt3df5ic6p3 ай бұрын
Heartbreaking...humans are the cruelest of creatures, yet, thank God, many are good. Thank you ALL for helping these beautiful creatures from abuse, and setting them free.🙏💖
@jamilahana17283 ай бұрын
I love seeing these precious babies jump and run to freedom but to me seeing the birds flying, stretching their wings in the thing that brings a tear to my eyes. Thank you all for your love and dedication to these babies ❤
@sharonbeckett7213 ай бұрын
You do know that the masses of birds released from the lorries are homing pigeons competing with each other to return to their little pigeon lofts in back gardens all round the world?
@Lily-Bravo3 ай бұрын
Dont spoil the fun of the gullible, let them believe the little birdies are flying free for the first time to live as nature intended and not as the playthings of man that will have their necks wrung as soon as they can no longer compete.@@Lily-Bravo
@Mikeandlucy13 ай бұрын
I agree. I'm a sap when it comes to animals. They are my life. This is how God intended for everyone & every living being...to live out their lives naturally until we die.
@carollunn33703 ай бұрын
Your support is a key ingredient in the recipe for a positive online experience. Thank you!
@TobeToday20243 ай бұрын
Your presence in the audience elevates the entire viewing experience. Much gratitude!
@user-fp9ix8oy2g3 ай бұрын
God bless all animals, and humans who are kind. What a beautiful sight to see when these amazing creatures are free.❤❤
@gloriacatlin-bt7xf3 ай бұрын
25:00 The chimps aren't hugging _"out of pure joy"_ but they're *_comforting_* each other out of fear and anxiety (same goes for their "grinning", which isn't an expression of having fun but a grimace showing fear)...
@Faladaena3 ай бұрын
I think we can rest assured that pure joy came along shortly thereafter. "Vanilla" *was* in awe though.
@cdes17763 ай бұрын
It is so beautiful to see how animals react when they are set free into the wild They have feelings because they hugged each other as if they were telling one another....We are finally free. I love it ❤
@user-gc3yh2hz7y3 ай бұрын
I just love watching these animals get their freedom ❣️. God bless all who help save and nurse them back to their home ❣️. The lion from the circus scratching his paws in the dirt had to feel like heaven ❣️😘🙏🙏👣👣🙌🙌🤟🤟❤️❤️❤️❤️
@leonacardenas55524 ай бұрын
When the two chimps hug one another, I legit almost cried!! The look on their faces was absolutely beautiful!!! This really made my morning!! Thank you to all of the teams, groups, foundations, rescuers, vets…everyone who takes part in rescuing and rehabilitating these amazing creatures!!! You all make my faith in humanity return!! You all are making the world a better place, one freed wild animal at a time!!! God bless you and the animals!! 🎉❤🤩😘🫶🏼✌🏽🙏🏼🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
@MadamHoneyB3 ай бұрын
They are our closest relatives.
@karenharrison8853 ай бұрын
I'll never forget my time on an Earthwatch expedition to St. Croix V.I. where we studied leatherback turtles, tagging and measuring adults, helping baby stragglers out of their deep nests and into the water and even catching the eggs of laying females when they'd chosen a bad/dangerous place to lay their eggs. I will never ever forget lying on my stomach on a windy beach under a full moon, as cold waves rushed over my shoulders and into a laying female's nest. I had the privilege of catching her golfball-sized leathery eggs as she lay them and handing them to my teammate so we could rebury them in a safer spot. The most worthwhile 3 weeks of my life. A great shout-out and best wishes to our team scientist Anna Navarro, wherever you are. We learned so much from you and your partner (whose name I've sadly forgotten.)
@BJones-yw4dd3 ай бұрын
Bless all you rescuers.
@gailmowat31493 ай бұрын
I appreciate your positivity - it makes this community truly wonderful!
@user-nx4sp1yp9l3 ай бұрын
Your kindness doesn't go unnoticed. Thanks for being an awesome viewer!
@user-qt3df5ic6p3 ай бұрын
AMEN!!!! They each deserve a raise and/or promotion!!! ☺️💞💗🕊️👻😇🙏💕🙌👍💖✅💓♥️😊
@WyattWaiteАй бұрын
It's extremely beautiful to see them all free. As it should be ❤❤❤
@nikinewton79173 ай бұрын
Seeing these beautiful precious creatures being released it warms my heart precious little souls their reactions are priceless thank god for those rescuers they make the world a better place to be in the world desperately needs more people who cares for these precious fur babies ❤️😍😘 I wish I could be there to help 😘😍❤️ xxx godbless you all
@naomirossiter81873 ай бұрын
This was SO beyond wonderful. I've been crying buckets of happiness! Thank you and God bless all these caring people who helped give them their true lives back. I try to dnate to these places because I can't even drive anymore. It's so heartwarming to see what some of your funds go to. Like watching the StJude stories. My daughter just rescued a Canadian gosling last summer as well. But it was much more devastating and dangerous this time. For her and another lady trying to help. Assholes were just speeding up and they killed the mother and all but one baby which my daughter brought home. Kept him overnight and HER daughter watched him til she got home from work. Then she took him to a retaining pond with many other geese. At first he was so afraid poor baby! He actually ran back to my daughter! But she coaxed him toward a pair of geese that looked to be without babies. And they adopted him, yes they did! She kept going back for weeks and they were always there, just the 3 of them together. These are things she's done all her life but it's sadly getting harder for her. I hope her kids will carry on for both of us and my fam. Thank you so much for this vid. It made me feel so happy!🙏🏼🕊️🐾
@laurametheny10083 ай бұрын
Seeing animals in their natural habitat is so heartwarming. Knowing the psychological impact some of them suffered in captivity absolutely breaks my heart.
@user-yf8lb4hf2c3 ай бұрын
I enjoyed knowing the backstories on the animals. The guy named Kevin, though, is Kevin Richardson and he isn’t releasing the lions, he’s taking them for a walk. The lions he cares for are unable to be released.
@gabe_25443 ай бұрын
Why let the truth get in the way of a good story. You should keep quiet and let these people feel good about themselves shedding their phoney tears at seeing all the beautiful animals being so happy, animals do not possess emotions, They are driven by instinct nothing more, EAT, SLEEP, SHIT, SHAG that is an animals life THE END
@Mikeandlucy13 ай бұрын
Not true @@Mikeandlucy1
@LoveToHearUSing3 ай бұрын
@@Mikeandlucy1 you've plainly never owned an animal, and tbh I hope you don't ever get the chance.
@RoxiltheDragon3 ай бұрын
I don't know about this Kevin. But many of these animals cannot be released instantly. They are released from a cage to a big space, later into the wild. Some animals like the chimps that were used in experiments or the animals from circuses can not survive in the wild but stay in large enclosures. They have still more freedom than before.
@duudsuufd3 ай бұрын
22.35...I simply gasped and almost burst into tears. Then, a huge warm smile. Thank you to everyone involved - your work is special, so very special.
@ppwendypp3 ай бұрын
God please bless all of those animals with long healthy and happy lives! 🙏💞🐾🐾💞
@johnleos16873 ай бұрын
I have helped a couple birds escape rooms in a home they were not able to get out of and drive a skunk in a trap some 30 miles to a wooed area by a river to set it free. The person who trapped it was planning to drowned it. I said it wants to live to and got an ok to take it. It ran off to the bush but came back to thank me before leaving for good. 😊
@53221carvel3 ай бұрын
My grandma helped so many wild birds who would get hurt on our property. She taught me what to do to help them get well. She would save any big cardboard box she received and put a screen on top so that the birds could breathe. The best part was letting them fly free after they got well. She rescued birds from 1947-2010. 33:44
@user-qi2cx7hj3m3 ай бұрын
Your Grandma is in Heaven now for what she did ♥️🙏
@silverlily46813 ай бұрын
Hallelujah
@normanjefferychester8823 ай бұрын
Every animal is majestic and beautiful in its own way. Thanks to these amazing humans they can continue to be free as they were intended to be.
@Angelica717713 ай бұрын
I can’t stop crying and smiling at the same time! God Bless all those who dedicate their lives to caring for animals and freeing them🥰
@chillie25523 ай бұрын
Yeah but what did they feed those tigers with? Other animals.. Hey if they did lab meat, then that would be fine by me overall. But don't give tigers cow meat (or chicken, etc) and act like we are loving to animals.
@ubuntuposix2 ай бұрын
@@ubuntuposix wth? its a tiger. Of course it needs to eat meat, its nature. People like you are honestly annoying. That chicken/bunny was bound to die by another animal.
@Bella-tr7bh2 ай бұрын
@@Bella-tr7bh I wasn't referring to wild life. But rather feeding "rescued animals" with other animals (cows, chicken). And here my comment is that there's little to praise people for. And I also gave my solution: lab meat. In that case, they can really rescue those (desired..) animals withoutsacrificing a lot of other animals (which we seem to not care about).
@ubuntuposix2 ай бұрын
My favorite thing in the world is seeing animals freed. Thank you dear GOD for letting them see the light in their hearts and minds
@noregrets74693 ай бұрын
God Bless these animals for their freedom and for all the people who helped and took care of them being hurt caught in traps whatever the storey it's amazing God Bless all of you !
@betsyweaver2293 ай бұрын
So many happy tears for these animals.
@lisawallis67084 ай бұрын
There is nothing more beautiful than the sight of a wild creature being freed to the wilderness where they belong!!
@dianalcross3 ай бұрын
If u ignore the radio collar...
@johnwingate87995 күн бұрын
Thank you and deep respect to all of the kindest hearted people, who worked to secure the freedom of these animals. No animal belongs in a cage, to the wildlife we owe as simple respect.
@yvonnelewis48883 ай бұрын
Those beautiful Lions and Cats being free❤ and the monkey families hugging brings tears,the beautiful eagles,all of them touch your heart ❤️
@lioness75823 ай бұрын
My heart and love goes out to the animals and their rescuers. I have had the opportunity many times to rescue and release. I have also kept quite a few that became my companion and life saver. Bless you all.
@user-kd8rc1bo1k3 ай бұрын
How good it is to see all these animals set free. Wonderful work to all of the rescuers who saved them all😊
@susanwood53733 ай бұрын
well I just cried enough tears for the sea lions to swim in. So beautiful
@lucieclayton103 ай бұрын
May God bless you all for your heroic acts & Love and Kindness to these animals and giving them Freedom.
@Mika_N_DJTonyTorres3 ай бұрын
Omg, I was so happy these animals are free to enjoy life, I was sad to hear the many animals used in labs for so many years. Others lived a small cages with no joy. Seeing the animals on grass for the first time and Hugh each other, awesome. Thank you for giving them life!
@onenativerose3 ай бұрын
I rehabilitated and released a yellow-billed cuckoo that had been hit by a car. They're rare birds, with very little known about their habits, as they live in the tops of the cottonwood trees that line the rivers in Indiana and surrounding states. They eat tent caterpillars, mostly. Their decline is a huge part of the reason the tent caterpillars are becoming more destructive every year. So, when I came across a stunned cuckoo fluttering around in the middle of a busy local highway, I pulled over and snatched it from the center of the street before another car could finish the job. Took it home, put it in my old parrot cage, made sure it got plenty of water and hand-fed it caterpillars for five days. I believe it had a concussion, as it was very disoriented and couldn't find it's equilibrium for the first four days. But it ate more and more as time went on, and on the fifth day, it was finally able to flutter across the room instead of simply falling to the floor. When I released it into a tree with several tent caterpillar nests, it sat on the lowest branch and accepted more food from me for several minutes, before hopping higher into the tree and finally flying away. It was an incredible experience... and to those who are curious, no, I don't have a license or formal veterinary training, just lots of experience with all kinds of animals, including many different kinds of birds. I've rehabbed other creatures as well, but the cuckoo was by far my favorite. What a beautiful bird.
@RoxiltheDragon3 ай бұрын
I admire all these people… they are heroes… ❤
@ziggythecat89004 ай бұрын
The lions feeling dirt and grass for first time GOLD
@coreencasey51093 ай бұрын
God. Bless these beautiful creatures and well intentioned and dedicated rescuers ❤❤❤❤ thank you
@loiswilliamson26353 ай бұрын
Moving cows and calves into a gresh field after winter is UDDERLY awesome; all kinds of swaying, jumping, kicking going on!
@marionchase-kleeves83113 ай бұрын
Thank everyone who rescued all these animals.your so kind❤😊
@patriciafailey74943 ай бұрын
It's lovely to see such happy animals being released, thank you.
@margaretdavis82073 ай бұрын
These animals are very beautiful, so sad some of them have been used wrong. I did have a bird I tried to set free, it would sit on my shoulder all the time I was walking around the house. I went out onto the porch with it still on my shoulder, it looked around and just kept looking around outside. It didn’t want go anywhere but stay on my shoulder. It had the opportunity to fly away but didn’t. It was a young pigeon which I rescued from an oily mess, feathers were covered in oil, and I had to clean it off of him. He was beautiful in his new colorful feathers of various grays, green tints and white . I did have other animals which I rescued and set free though, after I took care of their injuries. 👍❤️🙏🏼
@AngelCatBaby3 ай бұрын
I just want to cry for the suffering these animals endured for so long until they met their freedom fighters .Bless them all😢
@darlenelang36814 ай бұрын
The chimps hugging and smiling when released shows how much emotion we share as cousins
@erinmalone26693 ай бұрын
Smiling is a sign of aggression in chimpanzees. Don't mistake animal expressions or behaviours for those of humans, anthromorhising chimps in particular is extremely dangerous.
@desertatable3 ай бұрын
Chimps bearing their teeth and hugging each other are signs of fear, nothing to do with happiness. in fact as others have said, it is dangerous to think that animals think and act like humans. Man is pretty unique in having the range of emotions we have, a Chimpanzee has three basic needs, food, shelter and a mate. He/she wakes up each day and looks for food, at night he/she makes a nest and sleeps, the rest of the time they are looking to reproduce. That's it no happy or sad, no falling in love, no nothing like that , eat sleep shit and shag that's all any animal spends its entire life doing. You continue to live in your fantasy bubble while the rest of the world deals with reality.
@Mikeandlucy13 ай бұрын
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@earthangel25223 ай бұрын
Cousins? We never came from the monkey evolution.
@catholic3dod7903 ай бұрын
@@Mikeandlucy1now If only many people can learn to act human, we could have a better balance.
@michaellockhart66323 ай бұрын
Truly impressive moments. These animal lovers overcame their fear to bring the creatures back where they belong❤❤😍😍🤞🤞
@tbkindness4 ай бұрын
God Bless you for helping these babies.
@lorijnelson90053 ай бұрын
My ✨️ heart 💙broke 💔 for happy and sadness. God Bless all who saved.
@tarahill21933 ай бұрын
My total respect for the people,who have love and patience to save the animals!🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤
@jannetatrenholm31413 ай бұрын
Heart warming and free as they were made to be!
@tinaanderson61853 ай бұрын
Bless you all for helping these animals
@lynda38263 ай бұрын
Humanity at its best. Thank you ALL for your good works! ❤😊
@TinaWina13 ай бұрын
Couldn’t agree more!
@Chellebelle1213 ай бұрын
Your support is the fuel that keeps this channel running. Thank you!
@user-kp5ch2ed4y3 ай бұрын
Thank you Mad Lab and all involved for giving me 33minutes and 43seconds of pure bliss.
@fijimermaidfadeto83 ай бұрын
Thanks so much for sharing this wonderful collection of rescued releases! Does a heart good to witness the love humanity can have to help critters get back to freedom.
@jeanneserrano33973 ай бұрын
All of the rescuers are wonderful, you all did a great thing🎉❤🎉
@deborahcalogero16993 ай бұрын
ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL! It's been awhile since I've seen anything so heartwarming. I love knowing people like these exist.
@donnabradshaw52003 ай бұрын
We who love animals must be ‘The Voice of the Voiceless’. Do what you can to help.
@elizabethcrowley33214 ай бұрын
I totally AGREE
@brucemartini22884 ай бұрын
I completely agree 1000%!
@LoVe-cv7dp3 ай бұрын
Yes it wonderful’ and what a blessing”.
@ShirleySilverwood3 ай бұрын
THANK YOU GUYS for being there for them.
@roxanntrudelle62783 ай бұрын
Oh this is beyond fantastic. I. Enjoyed every save and release. The joy shown by all the different species is magnificent, thank you thank you so much🙏🥰💖⚘️🦋
@connie29663 ай бұрын
Rescued animals are precious
@user-fz6vs4de9m3 ай бұрын
All animal are precious, and we don't deserve them...
@53evi3 ай бұрын
When I am watching this films my tears running for those magnificent animals, they were in cage but now they are free, I am so moved ❤,love you animals, and thankful to those people who made this release happened 🧡💙💜
@meiw83583 ай бұрын
I had the privilege of rescuing 2 baby javelina who had fallen in a crevice between fences. They were totally panicking and crying for mom. What a great feeling to see them running away back to their squadron. Perks of living in Arizona!!!
@523411413 ай бұрын
Wonderful to see all these animals go back to where they belong, and a great thank-you to all these people who made it happen I love you all.❤❤
@williamduncan56794 ай бұрын
I will never understand people who can ill treat animals. Thank goodness for you guy’s. ❤
@bonnieo9103 ай бұрын
God Bless all of you for the work you do!🙏🙏🙏🙏
@phoenixwolfe20103 ай бұрын
God bless all these people.or should I say angels xx
@AnneC-xe3qp3 ай бұрын
God bless these people
@BlancaSNegrete-fw5ri3 ай бұрын
I have the utmost respect for the people that are involved in rescuing these wild animals. The rehabilitation of these wild animals is I believe the most satisfying and honorable cause a person can have. Bless you all for the wonderful service that you provide.💋😘
@kristinaslade-pearson91673 ай бұрын
With any luck and more understanding the next generation of animals will be born free and stay that way. No more zoos. Aquariums or labs thinking man has dominion over the animals.
@carmenbryant4663 ай бұрын
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@adrianahinestrosa35183 ай бұрын
SO helping street children in India, or Child s*x workers in Manila. Providing caring homes for Yugoslavian Orphans, eliminating child slave labour in sweatshops all over the world, none of these compare to freeing animals. You have a strange outlook on the world. Not saying releasing animals is not a good thing, but in the scheme of things, it is definitely NOT "the most satisfying and honourable cause a person can have"
@Mikeandlucy13 ай бұрын
Relocating big cats has saved the lives of many people - and children in India/ Same with elephants which wreck their crops so they kill the elephants in horrible ways.......all living creatures have the right to live free and unmolested by selfish greedy humans who make money out of their misery. And there are organizations helping all those you mentioned. @@Mikeandlucy1
@juanitarichards10743 ай бұрын
Thanks for being a part of the positive movement on this channel. You're amazing!
@TobeToday20243 ай бұрын
When those cows bounced and jumped on the grass for the first time… that was exactly like our cat when we moved from a city apartment where he grew up, to a suburban house with a yard with grass lawn - he was so unfamiliar with grass, he bounced and jumped over it for days😂. Took him a few days to get used to nature❤
@rebeccaw96563 ай бұрын
Those cows live where it’s too cold for them to go out in winter, ( a Nordic country I can’t remember which one) so in spring when they are released from barns back out to pasture , they all hop and jump around the first few days.
@teresahiggs48963 ай бұрын
@@teresahiggs4896 Many of these videos have a distinct lack of proper context unfortunately.
@rustyhowe39073 ай бұрын
@@teresahiggs4896 It does not have to be very nordic. They stay inside during the winter in Belgium too. It is not extremely cold here in winter. The main reason is that the grass is not growing enough during that period, more because the short days and not enough light.
@duudsuufd3 ай бұрын
Watching these animals being set free gave me a sense of joy and gratitude! Blessings to All of the Rescuers and Veterinarians involved in this noble task; along with these animal friends! 🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤💐
@roscioocasio43853 ай бұрын
Thanks for contributing to the positive and supportive atmosphere. You're a gem!
@user-fp9ix8oy2g3 ай бұрын
This is so amazing God bless you all the Animals need their freedom and their original life out in the wilderness ..
@Mika_N_DJTonyTorres3 ай бұрын
I did help with a seagull rescue. The poor animal had eaten a fisherman's live bait that had been set up to catch another fish. The bird got tangled in the 5 ft. leader line. After I caught the helpless animal, and with the assistance of another fisherman we were able to free the bird from its tangled situation. The other fisherman said to me after the bird flew off, "If that bird lives tomorrow, we did good!"
@jamessmith-ed2uj3 ай бұрын
Thank all these wonderful,caring people that have cared for and released these animals. This is a good thing they have done.
@wallacebrucker15843 ай бұрын
❤❤Thank you so much for showing these rescues. It breaks my heart in instances where animals are used for medical testing, scientific research. and cosmetic testing, all of which is unnecessary. They are intelligent beings who hurt just as humans. Especially those caged and mistreated. Poachers ruin animal's family lives. This is all sickening what they do, and for no reason but greed. Thank you, rescuers, especially for rehabilitation & release of all rescued!!! I have done rescue work over 50 years. Much appreciated.❤❤❤❤❤
@carollunn33703 ай бұрын
Right on. I challenge anyone to tell me they never cried at some point in this medley. For me it was the lion scratching at the dirt and grass.
@karenharrison8853 ай бұрын
I am glad that there is a narrator telling the stories of these animals! Thank you!
@monaherrin99743 ай бұрын
14:22 that’s not a cockatoo!!! It’s a parrot 🦜 the panther with the leash is a loving, calm pet in Russia. The Rottweiler and she are best friends. She needs no leading around as this is her home, for pete’s sake! 🐈⬛
@feralbluee4 ай бұрын
Yes and the cows weren't being "freed," either. They were being let out of the barn on an early spring day by the farmer.
@kmarch66303 ай бұрын
Thank you for the shout out! We love that we are able to help save wildlife!
@Possumsonly4 ай бұрын
Once i bought a bird and the cage for the kids. After some days I couldn't see that guy in the cage anymore and a whole room was for him. Later all the house😂. Picking the small poo was the only problem but he was happy flying around
@2.3_44XD--4 ай бұрын
Awesome 👍🏻🫂💜
@guardianangel95174 ай бұрын
I'm speechless. This is beautiful. This leaves me with tears flowing from the beauty. Thank you
@BillieAnnaBanana163 ай бұрын
God bless these caring people ❤
@Chris-hu2mp3 ай бұрын
My grandkids kept a salamander they found out back, but I could see the sadness and suffering. I kindly explained that she was able to play just like them, but not stuck in a cage, and how would they feel? I asked if they wanted her to be sad and maybe die? They cried and said no. I felt like a mean gma, but when I took the salamander out back, she flipped out of my hands and RAN under their big porch. The kids saw how badly she wanted her freedom although it was a tough moment that broke their little hearts💙🫂🙏🏻
@guardianangel95174 ай бұрын
An excellent grandma and life-teacher you are indeed. You did exactly the right thing. They'll look back and be so glad of the lesson -- and also pass it on. XO
@BJones-yw4dd3 ай бұрын
Thank You for being that tough Gramma and teaching the children to do the Right thing ❤🙏
@normawilliams3173 ай бұрын
Beautiful lesson to your grandkids. Kindness, love, coexistence, empathy, great humanity.
@cookietojeiro75073 ай бұрын
🙏💜🙏💜🙏💜🙏💜We should all be heroes rescuing animals 🙏💜🙏💜🙏💜🙏💜
@ac89073 ай бұрын
It is so beautiful to see all these animals release into nature may all these people be blessed who has done such a big job to care for these animals.
@tirzhaprinsloo27743 ай бұрын
Ya'll for a lion to look confused after leaving its cage makes my heart melt. Lions are strong but yet fragile too.
@CeceK403 ай бұрын
It's nice to see happy news for a change .. Thank you
I used to be a vet tech. We rehabbed several wild animals and sent them back to nature (opossums, raccoons, skunks). The one that stands out to me the most was the one who I'm about to tell you. I was on my way to work one morning. I spied an animal sitting right smack on the yellow line. I pulled over immediately, and saw that it was a barred owl, just sitting there. I grabbed my coat, walked into traffic, and slowly moved toward it with my coat open in front of me, hoping to scare it off the road. It just looked at me with those bottomless yellow eyes. It had to have been knocked on the head to behave without fear. I walked right up to it and scooped it up in my coat. It didn't struggle at all. So, the owl and I went to work. I placed it in a smallish cage, so that if it freaked out, there wasn't much room to hurt itself. He was uncharacteristically friendly, so everyone who worked with me got and up-close look at it, and it even appeared to enjoy having it's head petted. My boss said I did the right thing, so he gave the owl an exam, and found it to be otherwise healthy. He had me move it to a large enclosure, where it perched on a step ladder. We offered it water and dead mice. It wasn't interested, so we left it alone for awhile. Next day, he began to snap his beak at us, a good sign of recovery. We offered a mouse again, using tongs this time. He took one appraising look at it, snatched it up and swallowed it. Aggression and appetite intact. But it had made no effort to escape the enclosure (we had to be sure he could fly). The following morning, I found him way up in the rafters. Time to go home, buddy! I turned off all the lights, and opened the door (a garage type door). it took him about 5 seconds to see freedom. Then he was swooping down over my head and sailing out into the sky in all his glory. What a beautiful experience!
THANKYOU ❤️ ❤️ 😊
@@josharzt4364
Awesome!!!
GOD BLESS YOU❤🥰❤️
@@patriciagrenier9082 Thank you, and you as well!
The neighborhood cat left me an offering under my door mat. Upon returning home I saw the mat move. I lifted it and saw a baby flying squirrel. I called a rehaber but they couldn't take it and told me how to feed it and make it ready for release. Upon release he came back daily for 2 years to get his pecan treat. I emailed Blue Diamond Pecans and let them know my squirrel preferred their nuts to other brands and they sent me a 5 lb bag! LOL
Love this story! 😄❤
Best use for a pecan I have ever heard of. 😊
So cool!!!
Your presence here adds so much value and warmth. Grateful for viewers like you!
I'm blessed to have such engaged and positive viewers. Cheers!
These people risked their lives to give freedom to these beautiful animals Thank you so much. Much Love to you all 💜😇
hi.i love these people so much x
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What? Like when they released all those Homing Pigeons? 2:32. Risked their lives. Absolute twoddle.
Yes, I found an Owl in the middle of the road and I happened to have a box in my trunk, I had to keep it overnight and the next day took it to a wildlife rescue. After the Owl was well enough the rescue center called me to come get the Owl and they said to release it in the area where I had found it, was such a good feeling to see the Owl flying away into the woods. I have a picture of me taken with the Owl, which I will always cherish.
I worked in a late night convenience store many yrs ago. A car came in and a couple said they had a small owl trapped inside the grill. They had hit it in mid air over 150 miles from where we were. It was a rare saw-whet owl. There is na small colony up in the NC mountains. I called a friend who had a bird cage and then gently removed the owl. That was hard., I put it in the cage and covered it. Then the next morning I called a older friend from my Boy Scout days who worked with birds of prey rehab. We had a new rehab center a few miles away and he took it there. The bird had a broken wing but they healed it and my sons and I were invited to visit the new center as it was opening and we got to see all kinds of birds of prey being rehabilitated. They let me know that 6 months later it was releashed up where the colony was.
Our creatures are here by the Lord's will; stories like this make our Lord smile...doubt me...if you read all of Paul's writings..you will run across several; please make a note and tell others...Trump will evisiscerate the wildlife kingdome further and also try to steal more refuge land, protected that is, from us and the animal kingdom...he hates nature and obviously, he hates women...so disrespectful..even in public...even Tuesday in NH!
Good job, good hoomans!❤
Good job!!!
Wonderful!!
Your comments brighten my day. Thank you for being an awesome viewer!
I have worked with wildlife for many years. Just a few years back one of our Great Horned Owl eaglets fell from its nest when the nest was attacked during the night. The little male spent the night in our home crated by the open window so his mom could maintain vocal contact with him. His sister had been taken to another tree. We returned him the following morning. Many years ago I used to have a full blown rescue facility for all wildlife. I truly miss those days, but getting on in age now. It does drive me crazy though when people have exotic animals for "pets". You simply CANNOT TAKE THE WILD OUT OF THE WILD. I have 49+ years of professional years as a dog trainer and the same as an Animal Behavioral specialist. It can't be done.
Dear Constance - Did you ever read the paperback THE PSYCHIC POWER OF ANIMALS by Bill Schul? A good ref for anyone who is facing euthanasia of a beloved pet; each chapter deals with a critter's bond w/their human - even hives of bees that only live 6 months! A beekeeper died & his adult children did the ritual of "telling the bees" they would now care for the needs of all 14 hives. On the day of the funeral, all 14 hives swarmed into one and flew 14 miles into London and covered the casket for about a half hr. Then just as suddenly all went back home to their hives. They had paid tribute to their caretaker!
Thank you so much for that. I have rescued over 19 cats, 5 dogs, birds, and injured squirrels. I had kept the cats & dogs (not all at one time) until they died years later. Birds & squirrels were released. My last rescue cat will be 16 in March. This is my last since the years have caught up with me as well.❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you for all you did for the animals. It makes me crazy also when people have wild pets, and the reverse---putting a domestic cat or dog, even babies & seniors, on the streets to fend for themselves.
@@carollunn3370You’ve done your best and I think you can relax now. Thank you from all of your rescues ~
Oh maybe you could help me? I have a 20 pound chihuahua mix who was SO well socialized until she was attacked by two large dogs and the drunk owner dove head first into the dog pile! I think she must have some lingering ptsd from it as now she barks aggressively at pretty much all dogs now and most people. I got her at the humane society when she was 3 months old which was why she did so well for so long. I took her to the park 5-7 days a week and she'd get mad if she wasn't allowed to greet another dog, now she's just so aggressive with everybody! Do you have any suggestions to turn this behavior around? She's super smart! ☮️💜🙏🤞
I love the reaction of the animals when they realise they are free & I especially love the reaction of the circus lion feeling dirt & grass under his paws & rolling around on his back for the first time in his life , it’s priceless ❤️💙❤️💙❤️💙❤️💙❤️💙❤️💙❤️💙❤️💙❤️💙❤️💙❤️💙❤️💙❤️💙❤️💙❤️💙❤️💙❤️💙
I did too. I forgot to mention it in my comment. He was really in seventh heaven. It's astounding how many. Wild animals are kept in small cages, where is the humanity in all this.
I nursed a neonate sparrow into adulthood who wanted to play with the kittens, so he lived in a finch breeding cage (huge) for 9 or more years (2 years max lifespan in the wild). I found him on the ground in snow, no nests around anywhere (and the wrong season anyway) ... go figure. He lectured the wild birds, was close friends with a cat, a dog, all the humans. He lectured the wild birds every morning for hours. A hawk injured itself in a fence, was taken to a vet, recovered. When he was released, he thought a long time before he flew out of the carrier, flew to a fence, looked back a long long time, and opened its wings and bowed a few times. Then it played on the ground before it flew away.
I personally have been rescuing animals for > 50 yrs - the toughest one beeing a polar bear and her 2 cubs stranded on an icefree island. I arranged for a helicopter and a hunter to provide food for the mama bear until the sea was frozen again so the family could go to the north pole. ❤❤❤
❤❤ Thank you for the many many times that you've been able to help animals that couldn't help themselves❤❤
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Thank God for people like u. Gandhi: The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way in which its animals are treated. I hold that the more helpless a creature, the more entitled it is to protection by man from the cruelty of man.
Thankyou
The cows are kept inside the barns during the cold winters. They are released when the weather is suitable to be outside. People from all around come to see the annual release of the cows and to join in experiencing their joy. P.S. I’m pretty sure these are milk cows.
It's beautiful to see the little ones jumping and playing. Cows are just big dogs.
Truly, I never want to see a hamburger again! It’s so amazing to see them free!!!
It really brings a smile to watch them celebrate so joyfully!
I usually stick with fish or chicken myself.@@55melmel
It’s truly wonderful !
My sister has always loved animals. She became a vet tech. The work she's done with so many animals brings a tear. God bless the rescuers.
I would love to be a vet tech but I know I would not be able to handle pets who were so ill they have to be put down and other really dire cases.
AMEN!!! ☺️💞💗🕊️👻😇🙏💕🙌👍💖✅
Donate to White Coat Waste Project to help release suffering lab animals
What about the cow who jumped over the moon 🐄🌝for Joy
Tell her thank u lov from the UK ❤❤❤
I can’t stop crying! And for once I see good people here. I’m surrounded by jerks and a-******s! I’m moved by this, I’m finally crying for a happy reason, thank you to everyone who made these animals live again! I’m sending infinite blessings to all of you! ❤🧚♀️🙏
❤ amen to that 🙏
My Good Thoughts And Prayers with BLESSINGS TO Them All ❤❤❤❤❤
The bear that had 20 years looked up and lost her sight is beautiful. I'm so happy for all of these animals getting freedom. Thank you to each and everyone of you that made this happen and come true for these beautiful animals
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Loved the lion pawing at the earth & rolling for the first time
He was my favourite! Sure sign of pleasure and an announcement that he has *arrived* !
Definitely a sight that I felt in my heart. It pawed the dirt then played in the grass. I can’t imagine what he was feeling in that moment. ❤
Travesty anoutvoruson for years! Bear bile farming in horrid china!! Complain to UN release NOW not 2030!!!!!
These people really have the BEST jobs ❤
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We rescued a pair of baby skunks whose mother was hit by a car. They were so cute and friendly. Luckily there is a little animal rescue sanctuary in our area that took them in. It was so sad, they were running around on our road crying for their mama, fortunately we were able to capture them before they made their way to the busy road where their mama was hit.🦨🦨 Another time I rescued a butterfly with a broken wing. It stayed absolutely motionless as I “operated” on it by taking the exact tiny portion of a dead butterfly’s wing, cut it, and super glued it to the injured butterfly. When the procedure was over, it slowly flapped its wings to exercise them, then started flying around the livingroom, we gently captured it, and took it outside and released it, which it then flew far up in the air and just flew away, and we never saw it again. 🦋
We found an elephant in our garden with a broken leg, it looked so sad we just had to help it. Luckily next door had told us that the very same day, they had found a Giraffe stuck under their porch and half of it had been killed trying to get out. Amazingly my dad is a welder and we were able to cut the back leg off the good half of the Giraffe and weld it onto the Elephant. It did make him walk a bit funny, what with one leg being so much longer than the other three, but dad said that was a good thing because now he would only be able to walk in circles so he would keep coming back to our house forever no matter where he went and we could love him and pet him and be his friends forever. Then he died.
@@Mikeandlucy1 Ah, you again. Seriously dude, find a new hobby and let people and animals be happy.
@@Mikeandlucy1 Bored?
Thank you for the kindness you’ve given those lucky animals. Some ignorant ppl might think a small butterfly isn’t worth saving but all Gods creatures are worth it. You’re a great person ❤
@@Mikeandlucy1 Jealous because you are a captive?
These people who are out there on the front lines, taking care of animals in need, are very special hero's. God bless them all.
I shed tears watching videos like this. I am so happy they were all helped and released. I was lucky enough to care for an orphaned baby owl and see it released after 6 weeks.
After watching videos about all the bad things happening around the world including my home, I couldn't sleep. Then I saw this. There are still people that hear and follow the voice of God.
We've helped many animals over the years. It's so rewarding to watch them go be free the way they're meant to be.
I'm lucky to have viewers like you. Thanks for being a part of this journey!
If you can get them to leave.. I picked up a female red tailed hawk on the side of the road about 35 years ago, her right leg was broken, I set the leg, made a splint etc. After she was all healed up, and ready to go, she wouldn't, I tried to set her free many times, she always returned. So I kept her free outside, arranged a spot in the barn loft she could access on her own. She stayed with me for 2 years, then suddenly disappeared. Never saw her again, I assume she passed away somehow.
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Heartbreaking...humans are the cruelest of creatures, yet, thank God, many are good. Thank you ALL for helping these beautiful creatures from abuse, and setting them free.🙏💖
I love seeing these precious babies jump and run to freedom but to me seeing the birds flying, stretching their wings in the thing that brings a tear to my eyes. Thank you all for your love and dedication to these babies ❤
You do know that the masses of birds released from the lorries are homing pigeons competing with each other to return to their little pigeon lofts in back gardens all round the world?
Dont spoil the fun of the gullible, let them believe the little birdies are flying free for the first time to live as nature intended and not as the playthings of man that will have their necks wrung as soon as they can no longer compete.@@Lily-Bravo
I agree. I'm a sap when it comes to animals. They are my life. This is how God intended for everyone & every living being...to live out their lives naturally until we die.
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God bless all animals, and humans who are kind. What a beautiful sight to see when these amazing creatures are free.❤❤
25:00 The chimps aren't hugging _"out of pure joy"_ but they're *_comforting_* each other out of fear and anxiety (same goes for their "grinning", which isn't an expression of having fun but a grimace showing fear)...
I think we can rest assured that pure joy came along shortly thereafter. "Vanilla" *was* in awe though.
It is so beautiful to see how animals react when they are set free into the wild They have feelings because they hugged each other as if they were telling one another....We are finally free. I love it ❤
I just love watching these animals get their freedom ❣️. God bless all who help save and nurse them back to their home ❣️. The lion from the circus scratching his paws in the dirt had to feel like heaven ❣️😘🙏🙏👣👣🙌🙌🤟🤟❤️❤️❤️❤️
When the two chimps hug one another, I legit almost cried!! The look on their faces was absolutely beautiful!!! This really made my morning!! Thank you to all of the teams, groups, foundations, rescuers, vets…everyone who takes part in rescuing and rehabilitating these amazing creatures!!! You all make my faith in humanity return!! You all are making the world a better place, one freed wild animal at a time!!! God bless you and the animals!! 🎉❤🤩😘🫶🏼✌🏽🙏🏼🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
They are our closest relatives.
I'll never forget my time on an Earthwatch expedition to St. Croix V.I. where we studied leatherback turtles, tagging and measuring adults, helping baby stragglers out of their deep nests and into the water and even catching the eggs of laying females when they'd chosen a bad/dangerous place to lay their eggs. I will never ever forget lying on my stomach on a windy beach under a full moon, as cold waves rushed over my shoulders and into a laying female's nest. I had the privilege of catching her golfball-sized leathery eggs as she lay them and handing them to my teammate so we could rebury them in a safer spot. The most worthwhile 3 weeks of my life. A great shout-out and best wishes to our team scientist Anna Navarro, wherever you are. We learned so much from you and your partner (whose name I've sadly forgotten.)
Bless all you rescuers.
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AMEN!!!! They each deserve a raise and/or promotion!!! ☺️💞💗🕊️👻😇🙏💕🙌👍💖✅💓♥️😊
It's extremely beautiful to see them all free. As it should be ❤❤❤
Seeing these beautiful precious creatures being released it warms my heart precious little souls their reactions are priceless thank god for those rescuers they make the world a better place to be in the world desperately needs more people who cares for these precious fur babies ❤️😍😘 I wish I could be there to help 😘😍❤️ xxx godbless you all
This was SO beyond wonderful. I've been crying buckets of happiness! Thank you and God bless all these caring people who helped give them their true lives back. I try to dnate to these places because I can't even drive anymore. It's so heartwarming to see what some of your funds go to. Like watching the StJude stories. My daughter just rescued a Canadian gosling last summer as well. But it was much more devastating and dangerous this time. For her and another lady trying to help. Assholes were just speeding up and they killed the mother and all but one baby which my daughter brought home. Kept him overnight and HER daughter watched him til she got home from work. Then she took him to a retaining pond with many other geese. At first he was so afraid poor baby! He actually ran back to my daughter! But she coaxed him toward a pair of geese that looked to be without babies. And they adopted him, yes they did! She kept going back for weeks and they were always there, just the 3 of them together. These are things she's done all her life but it's sadly getting harder for her. I hope her kids will carry on for both of us and my fam. Thank you so much for this vid. It made me feel so happy!🙏🏼🕊️🐾
Seeing animals in their natural habitat is so heartwarming. Knowing the psychological impact some of them suffered in captivity absolutely breaks my heart.
I enjoyed knowing the backstories on the animals. The guy named Kevin, though, is Kevin Richardson and he isn’t releasing the lions, he’s taking them for a walk. The lions he cares for are unable to be released.
Why let the truth get in the way of a good story. You should keep quiet and let these people feel good about themselves shedding their phoney tears at seeing all the beautiful animals being so happy, animals do not possess emotions, They are driven by instinct nothing more, EAT, SLEEP, SHIT, SHAG that is an animals life THE END
Not true @@Mikeandlucy1
@@Mikeandlucy1 you've plainly never owned an animal, and tbh I hope you don't ever get the chance.
I don't know about this Kevin. But many of these animals cannot be released instantly. They are released from a cage to a big space, later into the wild. Some animals like the chimps that were used in experiments or the animals from circuses can not survive in the wild but stay in large enclosures. They have still more freedom than before.
22.35...I simply gasped and almost burst into tears. Then, a huge warm smile. Thank you to everyone involved - your work is special, so very special.
God please bless all of those animals with long healthy and happy lives! 🙏💞🐾🐾💞
I have helped a couple birds escape rooms in a home they were not able to get out of and drive a skunk in a trap some 30 miles to a wooed area by a river to set it free. The person who trapped it was planning to drowned it. I said it wants to live to and got an ok to take it. It ran off to the bush but came back to thank me before leaving for good. 😊
My grandma helped so many wild birds who would get hurt on our property. She taught me what to do to help them get well. She would save any big cardboard box she received and put a screen on top so that the birds could breathe. The best part was letting them fly free after they got well. She rescued birds from 1947-2010. 33:44
Your Grandma is in Heaven now for what she did ♥️🙏
Hallelujah
Every animal is majestic and beautiful in its own way. Thanks to these amazing humans they can continue to be free as they were intended to be.
I can’t stop crying and smiling at the same time! God Bless all those who dedicate their lives to caring for animals and freeing them🥰
Yeah but what did they feed those tigers with? Other animals.. Hey if they did lab meat, then that would be fine by me overall. But don't give tigers cow meat (or chicken, etc) and act like we are loving to animals.
@@ubuntuposix wth? its a tiger. Of course it needs to eat meat, its nature. People like you are honestly annoying. That chicken/bunny was bound to die by another animal.
@@Bella-tr7bh I wasn't referring to wild life. But rather feeding "rescued animals" with other animals (cows, chicken). And here my comment is that there's little to praise people for. And I also gave my solution: lab meat. In that case, they can really rescue those (desired..) animals withoutsacrificing a lot of other animals (which we seem to not care about).
My favorite thing in the world is seeing animals freed. Thank you dear GOD for letting them see the light in their hearts and minds
God Bless these animals for their freedom and for all the people who helped and took care of them being hurt caught in traps whatever the storey it's amazing God Bless all of you !
So many happy tears for these animals.
There is nothing more beautiful than the sight of a wild creature being freed to the wilderness where they belong!!
If u ignore the radio collar...
Thank you and deep respect to all of the kindest hearted people, who worked to secure the freedom of these animals. No animal belongs in a cage, to the wildlife we owe as simple respect.
Those beautiful Lions and Cats being free❤ and the monkey families hugging brings tears,the beautiful eagles,all of them touch your heart ❤️
My heart and love goes out to the animals and their rescuers. I have had the opportunity many times to rescue and release. I have also kept quite a few that became my companion and life saver. Bless you all.
How good it is to see all these animals set free. Wonderful work to all of the rescuers who saved them all😊
well I just cried enough tears for the sea lions to swim in. So beautiful
May God bless you all for your heroic acts & Love and Kindness to these animals and giving them Freedom.
Omg, I was so happy these animals are free to enjoy life, I was sad to hear the many animals used in labs for so many years. Others lived a small cages with no joy. Seeing the animals on grass for the first time and Hugh each other, awesome. Thank you for giving them life!
I rehabilitated and released a yellow-billed cuckoo that had been hit by a car. They're rare birds, with very little known about their habits, as they live in the tops of the cottonwood trees that line the rivers in Indiana and surrounding states. They eat tent caterpillars, mostly. Their decline is a huge part of the reason the tent caterpillars are becoming more destructive every year. So, when I came across a stunned cuckoo fluttering around in the middle of a busy local highway, I pulled over and snatched it from the center of the street before another car could finish the job. Took it home, put it in my old parrot cage, made sure it got plenty of water and hand-fed it caterpillars for five days. I believe it had a concussion, as it was very disoriented and couldn't find it's equilibrium for the first four days. But it ate more and more as time went on, and on the fifth day, it was finally able to flutter across the room instead of simply falling to the floor. When I released it into a tree with several tent caterpillar nests, it sat on the lowest branch and accepted more food from me for several minutes, before hopping higher into the tree and finally flying away. It was an incredible experience... and to those who are curious, no, I don't have a license or formal veterinary training, just lots of experience with all kinds of animals, including many different kinds of birds. I've rehabbed other creatures as well, but the cuckoo was by far my favorite. What a beautiful bird.
I admire all these people… they are heroes… ❤
The lions feeling dirt and grass for first time GOLD
God. Bless these beautiful creatures and well intentioned and dedicated rescuers ❤❤❤❤ thank you
Moving cows and calves into a gresh field after winter is UDDERLY awesome; all kinds of swaying, jumping, kicking going on!
Thank everyone who rescued all these animals.your so kind❤😊
It's lovely to see such happy animals being released, thank you.
These animals are very beautiful, so sad some of them have been used wrong. I did have a bird I tried to set free, it would sit on my shoulder all the time I was walking around the house. I went out onto the porch with it still on my shoulder, it looked around and just kept looking around outside. It didn’t want go anywhere but stay on my shoulder. It had the opportunity to fly away but didn’t. It was a young pigeon which I rescued from an oily mess, feathers were covered in oil, and I had to clean it off of him. He was beautiful in his new colorful feathers of various grays, green tints and white . I did have other animals which I rescued and set free though, after I took care of their injuries. 👍❤️🙏🏼
I just want to cry for the suffering these animals endured for so long until they met their freedom fighters .Bless them all😢
The chimps hugging and smiling when released shows how much emotion we share as cousins
Smiling is a sign of aggression in chimpanzees. Don't mistake animal expressions or behaviours for those of humans, anthromorhising chimps in particular is extremely dangerous.
Chimps bearing their teeth and hugging each other are signs of fear, nothing to do with happiness. in fact as others have said, it is dangerous to think that animals think and act like humans. Man is pretty unique in having the range of emotions we have, a Chimpanzee has three basic needs, food, shelter and a mate. He/she wakes up each day and looks for food, at night he/she makes a nest and sleeps, the rest of the time they are looking to reproduce. That's it no happy or sad, no falling in love, no nothing like that , eat sleep shit and shag that's all any animal spends its entire life doing. You continue to live in your fantasy bubble while the rest of the world deals with reality.
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Cousins? We never came from the monkey evolution.
@@Mikeandlucy1now If only many people can learn to act human, we could have a better balance.
Truly impressive moments. These animal lovers overcame their fear to bring the creatures back where they belong❤❤😍😍🤞🤞
God Bless you for helping these babies.
My ✨️ heart 💙broke 💔 for happy and sadness. God Bless all who saved.
My total respect for the people,who have love and patience to save the animals!🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤
Heart warming and free as they were made to be!
Bless you all for helping these animals
Humanity at its best. Thank you ALL for your good works! ❤😊
Couldn’t agree more!
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Thank you Mad Lab and all involved for giving me 33minutes and 43seconds of pure bliss.
Thanks so much for sharing this wonderful collection of rescued releases! Does a heart good to witness the love humanity can have to help critters get back to freedom.
All of the rescuers are wonderful, you all did a great thing🎉❤🎉
ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL! It's been awhile since I've seen anything so heartwarming. I love knowing people like these exist.
We who love animals must be ‘The Voice of the Voiceless’. Do what you can to help.
I totally AGREE
I completely agree 1000%!
Yes it wonderful’ and what a blessing”.
THANK YOU GUYS for being there for them.
Oh this is beyond fantastic. I. Enjoyed every save and release. The joy shown by all the different species is magnificent, thank you thank you so much🙏🥰💖⚘️🦋
Rescued animals are precious
All animal are precious, and we don't deserve them...
When I am watching this films my tears running for those magnificent animals, they were in cage but now they are free, I am so moved ❤,love you animals, and thankful to those people who made this release happened 🧡💙💜
I had the privilege of rescuing 2 baby javelina who had fallen in a crevice between fences. They were totally panicking and crying for mom. What a great feeling to see them running away back to their squadron. Perks of living in Arizona!!!
Wonderful to see all these animals go back to where they belong, and a great thank-you to all these people who made it happen I love you all.❤❤
I will never understand people who can ill treat animals. Thank goodness for you guy’s. ❤
God Bless all of you for the work you do!🙏🙏🙏🙏
God bless all these people.or should I say angels xx
God bless these people
I have the utmost respect for the people that are involved in rescuing these wild animals. The rehabilitation of these wild animals is I believe the most satisfying and honorable cause a person can have. Bless you all for the wonderful service that you provide.💋😘
With any luck and more understanding the next generation of animals will be born free and stay that way. No more zoos. Aquariums or labs thinking man has dominion over the animals.
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SO helping street children in India, or Child s*x workers in Manila. Providing caring homes for Yugoslavian Orphans, eliminating child slave labour in sweatshops all over the world, none of these compare to freeing animals. You have a strange outlook on the world. Not saying releasing animals is not a good thing, but in the scheme of things, it is definitely NOT "the most satisfying and honourable cause a person can have"
Relocating big cats has saved the lives of many people - and children in India/ Same with elephants which wreck their crops so they kill the elephants in horrible ways.......all living creatures have the right to live free and unmolested by selfish greedy humans who make money out of their misery. And there are organizations helping all those you mentioned. @@Mikeandlucy1
Thanks for being a part of the positive movement on this channel. You're amazing!
When those cows bounced and jumped on the grass for the first time… that was exactly like our cat when we moved from a city apartment where he grew up, to a suburban house with a yard with grass lawn - he was so unfamiliar with grass, he bounced and jumped over it for days😂. Took him a few days to get used to nature❤
Those cows live where it’s too cold for them to go out in winter, ( a Nordic country I can’t remember which one) so in spring when they are released from barns back out to pasture , they all hop and jump around the first few days.
@@teresahiggs4896 Many of these videos have a distinct lack of proper context unfortunately.
@@teresahiggs4896 It does not have to be very nordic. They stay inside during the winter in Belgium too. It is not extremely cold here in winter. The main reason is that the grass is not growing enough during that period, more because the short days and not enough light.
Watching these animals being set free gave me a sense of joy and gratitude! Blessings to All of the Rescuers and Veterinarians involved in this noble task; along with these animal friends! 🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤💐
Thanks for contributing to the positive and supportive atmosphere. You're a gem!
This is so amazing God bless you all the Animals need their freedom and their original life out in the wilderness ..
I did help with a seagull rescue. The poor animal had eaten a fisherman's live bait that had been set up to catch another fish. The bird got tangled in the 5 ft. leader line. After I caught the helpless animal, and with the assistance of another fisherman we were able to free the bird from its tangled situation. The other fisherman said to me after the bird flew off, "If that bird lives tomorrow, we did good!"
Thank all these wonderful,caring people that have cared for and released these animals. This is a good thing they have done.
❤❤Thank you so much for showing these rescues. It breaks my heart in instances where animals are used for medical testing, scientific research. and cosmetic testing, all of which is unnecessary. They are intelligent beings who hurt just as humans. Especially those caged and mistreated. Poachers ruin animal's family lives. This is all sickening what they do, and for no reason but greed. Thank you, rescuers, especially for rehabilitation & release of all rescued!!! I have done rescue work over 50 years. Much appreciated.❤❤❤❤❤
Right on. I challenge anyone to tell me they never cried at some point in this medley. For me it was the lion scratching at the dirt and grass.
I am glad that there is a narrator telling the stories of these animals! Thank you!
14:22 that’s not a cockatoo!!! It’s a parrot 🦜 the panther with the leash is a loving, calm pet in Russia. The Rottweiler and she are best friends. She needs no leading around as this is her home, for pete’s sake! 🐈⬛
Yes and the cows weren't being "freed," either. They were being let out of the barn on an early spring day by the farmer.
Thank you for the shout out! We love that we are able to help save wildlife!
Once i bought a bird and the cage for the kids. After some days I couldn't see that guy in the cage anymore and a whole room was for him. Later all the house😂. Picking the small poo was the only problem but he was happy flying around
Awesome 👍🏻🫂💜
I'm speechless. This is beautiful. This leaves me with tears flowing from the beauty. Thank you
God bless these caring people ❤
My grandkids kept a salamander they found out back, but I could see the sadness and suffering. I kindly explained that she was able to play just like them, but not stuck in a cage, and how would they feel? I asked if they wanted her to be sad and maybe die? They cried and said no. I felt like a mean gma, but when I took the salamander out back, she flipped out of my hands and RAN under their big porch. The kids saw how badly she wanted her freedom although it was a tough moment that broke their little hearts💙🫂🙏🏻
An excellent grandma and life-teacher you are indeed. You did exactly the right thing. They'll look back and be so glad of the lesson -- and also pass it on. XO
Thank You for being that tough Gramma and teaching the children to do the Right thing ❤🙏
Beautiful lesson to your grandkids. Kindness, love, coexistence, empathy, great humanity.
🙏💜🙏💜🙏💜🙏💜We should all be heroes rescuing animals 🙏💜🙏💜🙏💜🙏💜
It is so beautiful to see all these animals release into nature may all these people be blessed who has done such a big job to care for these animals.
Ya'll for a lion to look confused after leaving its cage makes my heart melt. Lions are strong but yet fragile too.
It's nice to see happy news for a change .. Thank you