Froyo (2025)

24/09/2025

He doesn’t know it yet… but this car ride will change everything.
This little Golden Retriever pup, Buddy, who’s already known hardship, is quietly watching the world pass by. What he doesn’t realize is that beyond this door lies a home, a backyard, a warm bed… and most of all, a family. His family.
It’s his very first ride toward a life of safety and love. No more cold nights. No more fear. No more begging for affection—he’ll be surrounded by it every single day.
Welcome home, little one. Your new life begins now.

24/09/2025

He’s been following me since this morning, an abandoned Golden Retriever who had no home, no family, and no one to care for him.
I couldn't ignore him. His eyes, full of hope, followed me as I walked. I couldn’t resist. Today, I decided to adopt him. I don’t know his story, I don’t know where he’s been, but what matters now is the future we’ll create together. I will give him a loving home, and he will become part of my family. Welcome home, little one.
The past is behind us, but the future is ours to shape.❤️❤️❤️

24/09/2025

Yesterday, my best friend proved once again that dogs aren’t just pets—they’re family.
I was working on my house when I suddenly fell and was critically injured. I couldn’t move, and the pain was unbearable. That’s when Buddy—my sweet, loyal Golden Retriever—sprang into action. He ran to my side, howling and crying, refusing to leave me. In his desperation to help, he even tried to drag me, ripping his paw open in the process.
But Buddy’s cries carried across the yard. My neighbors heard and rushed over, finding me just in time. If it weren’t for him, I might not be here today. Because of his bravery and love, I’m alive.
Buddy is more than my dog—he’s my hero, my family, my best friend. I owe him my life, and I’ll spend the rest of it making sure he knows just how much he means to me. ❤🐶

24/09/2025

My name is Buddy. I think I'm 8, maybe 9. I've been mistreated all my life; fed very little, beaten and humiliated is my everyday, hell is mine.
I live with my brother Leo and sister Daisy who were sadly found dead near my house. I live with their bodies among garbage, excrement, stench.
Luckily someone saved me, so I could finally get out of this hell, but unfortunately without my brothers and sisters.
My little body was covered in parasites until I lost all my hair...
Gaining weight now I'm weighing 8kgs, slowly recovering.
I can live again. I got a new house. I got love for me.
I pray that destiny like mine out there will be helped soon.

24/09/2025

I walked into the room and saw Daisy, our loyal Golden Retriever, sitting silently by the door. Her head hung low, her ears barely twitching. She hadn’t moved from that spot all night.
She was waiting. Waiting for Dad, who had been taken to the hospital the day before. Daisy may not be the type to jump into your lap or beg for belly rubs, but her love runs deep—and silent.
She had heard the urgency in our voices, seen the worry on our faces. And when Dad didn’t come home, she chose her spot and stayed. No food, no bed—just the door.
It broke my heart.
That night, I sat beside her. I didn’t speak. I just rested my hand gently on her back. She leaned in—just barely—but enough to tell me, “I miss him too.”
Dogs feel things we sometimes can't put into words. They grieve with us, wait with us, hope with us.
When Dad finally came home, Daisy’s tail didn’t wag wildly. She simply stood, walked to him, and rested her head on his knee.
In that quiet moment, everything she felt poured out. She didn't need words. Just presence.
That's love.

23/09/2025

Daisy, a Golden Retriever, was set to die at an overcrowded city shelter that euthanizes daily for space. She came in as a stray with a possible broken jaw. We moved quickly to save her life and get her to the very best hospital for the very best care.
Today the sun shined brightly for Daisy as our volunteer David took the lead on her freedom ride headed to Manhattan, NY. Brenda, Catherine, and Steven all worked their day around getting Daisy to the hospital.
Daisy has been admitted through the emergency service. We will update everyone as soon as we know more. Thank you to everyone that reached to help.
We need you more than you could ever know.
Relax sweet Daisy, you are safe now💕

23/09/2025

My name is Buddy, I think I'm 8, maybe 9. I've been abused all my life, fed very little, beaten and humiliated, it's my daily life, hell is mine 😢.
I live with my brother and sister who were unfortunately found dead near my house. I live with their bodies among the garbage, the f***s, the stench.
Luckily someone saved me, so I was finally able to get out of this hell, but unfortunately without my brothers and sisters.
My little Golden Retriever body was covered in parasites until I lost all my hair...
I'm gaining weight, now I weigh 8 kg, I'm slowly recovering.
I can live again, I have a new home, I have love for myself.
I pray that destinies like mine out there will soon be helped. "
From a courageous woman with a big heart 🙏

23/09/2025

Today was a day we'll never forget. We walked into the local shelter just hoping to meet a few dogs, but the moment we saw her—curled up quietly in the back of her kennel—our hearts skipped a beat. She didn’t bark or jump; instead, she, a Golden Retriever named Daisy, looked up at us with the softest eyes, full of hope and longing. In that instant, we just knew she was the one.
The shelter staff told us she had been there for a while. She was gentle, well-behaved, and just needed someone to give her a chance. We didn’t need convincing. One look was all it took.
We signed the paperwork, picked out a comfy collar, and as we walked out the doors together, her tail slowly started wagging—as if she realized this time, she was really going home.
The car ride was quiet but peaceful. She rested her head on my lap, her eyes closing slowly, finally relaxed. She didn’t know us yet, but she trusted us. And that trust meant everything.
When we got home, she explored each room with curiosity and caution, then settled on the soft bed we had prepared just for her. It wasn’t long before she was asleep, safe and sound.
She may not understand the words, but we’ve already whispered it to her a dozen times: “You’re home now. And we love you.”
Here’s to fresh starts, full hearts, and the purest kind of love. 🐾❤️

23/09/2025

Sometimes love finds you in the tiniest of packages, and today it came wrapped in soft cream-colored fur and the sweetest little eyes. My fiancé and I welcomed Daisy, our very first Golden Retriever, into our lives. Just three months old, she’s already proven to be pure sunshine—gentle, curious, and full of love.
When we held her for the first time, it felt like she was always meant to be ours. Daisy has quickly turned our house into a home, filling every corner with joy (and a few puppy zoomies). She follows us everywhere, melts into our arms for cuddles, and looks at us as if we’re her whole world.
This little girl may be small, but the happiness she’s brought us is immeasurable. Here’s to a lifetime of adventures, snuggles, and love with Daisy. ❤️

23/09/2025

Yesterday, something terrifying happened. I was walking when a man—someone clearly unstable—suddenly attacked me and made horrifying threats. For a moment, I froze in fear. But I wasn’t alone.
In a heartbeat, my dog, my goofy, friendly, people-loving Golden Retriever named Buddy, jumped between us. He wasn’t trained to protect. He’s never shown aggression. But in that split second, he knew I was in danger. And he acted.
When the man reached out to grab me, my good boy lunged. Not to hurt, but to hold. He bit the man’s hand just enough to stop him, just enough to give me time to escape. He didn’t bark or panic. He just stood firm, focused only on keeping me safe.
We got away. We’re both okay. And now, as I sit beside this sweet, loyal soul, I can’t stop thinking about what he did for me. He’s not just a dog. He’s my protector, my heart, my hero.
I love him so much. Not just for saving me, but for knowing—for seeing my fear, feeling it, and responding without hesitation.
Some dogs are trained to protect. Mine simply chose to. And I will spend every day thanking him with love, treats, belly rubs, and the peaceful life he helped preserve.
Because when the world turned scary, he stood between me and harmed me.
Good job, my good boy. I love you forever. 🐾❤️

22/09/2025

Buddy is a therapy dog who’s touched countless lives with his gentle spirit and love ❤️
He just turned 6 years old on August 3rd.
That very afternoon, Buddy, a Golden Retriever, woke up paralyzed.
His mom, Amy, is a radiation therapist who dreamed of having a therapy dog by her side… and Buddy made that dream come true, bringing comfort to patients, families, and staff at Wellstar for years.
Now Buddy is fighting for his life in the ICU at Blue Pearl in Sandy Springs, and the road ahead is uncertain.
He had surgery to relieve pressure on his spinal cord after a herniated disc caused paralysis and bleeding.
Unfortunately, he currently can’t feel his back legs, which makes recovery much more complicated.
Doctors say dogs in Buddy’s situation have about a 25–37% chance of walking again, a small but real hope Amy and her family are holding onto every day.
Caring for a large, paralyzed dog is incredibly challenging, but Amy refuses to give up on Buddy.
He’s more than a therapy dog. He’s family, a best friend, and a bright light for so many.
Please keep Buddy in your thoughts and prayers. And if you can, share his story… because miracles happen when a community comes together ❤️ 🐾

22/09/2025

I brought him home this week. At 15 years old, a Golden Retriever named Charlie had been overlooked for so long. After spending years in the shelter, he finally has a place to call home.
As we lay together, he looked up at me with a gentle smile, as if he knew he was safe for the rest of his days. The gratitude in his eyes touched me deeply.
This sweet old soul deserves nothing less than endless love, and I feel blessed to give it to him.

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