🌄 Picture: Dave Bevan

Picture: Dave Bevan

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🌄 Maeghan Hadley, of One Day Ranch pet rescue, checks over a kitten pulled from under the rubble of a mobile home destroyed by Sunday’s tornado in the Steelman Estates Mobile Home Park, near Shawnee, Okla., Monday, May 20, 2013. (Sue Ogrocki / AP)
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Maeghan Hadley, of One Day Ranch pet rescue, checks over a kitten pulled from under the rubble of a mobile home destroyed by Sunday’s tornado in the Steelman Estates Mobile Home Park, near Shawnee, Okla., Monday, May 20, 2013. (Sue Ogrocki / AP)

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Moore Oklahoma Tornado Lost and Found Animals

Reposting for signal boost. There are also links posted on this facebook page to where donations, physical and financial, can be made. Happy endings now trickling in too. :-)

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🌄 Moor frogs (Rana arvalis) temporarily turning blue at the Ljubljana Marshes, Slovenia. It is thought that males turn blue during the mating season so they can quickly distinguish males from females among the dense frog populations. Photograph: Luka Esenko/Rex Features

Moor frogs (Rana arvalis) temporarily turning blue at the Ljubljana Marshes, Slovenia. It is thought that males turn blue during the mating season so they can quickly distinguish males from females among the dense frog populations. Photograph: Luka Esenko/Rex Features

🌄 Bonobos,  Democratic Republic of the Congo.  Photograph: Russell A Mittermeier/ Conservation International.

Bonobos,  Democratic Republic of the Congo.  Photograph: Russell A Mittermeier/ Conservation International.

🌄 Another fortunate little fur-pal found safe in the rubble. (twitter.com/OkCountySheriff)
Update: 
MOORE, Oklahoma -
A photo of a mud-splattered pup taken by the Oklahoma County Sheriff’s Office takes on new significance after its owner’s body is recovered.
“Man’s best friend to the end,” the Sheriff’s Office posted on its Facebook page Tuesday.
Deputies initially released a photo Monday of the small black dog sitting in debris following the devastating EF-5 tornado with the comment “scared, this little pup survived.”
On Tuesday they learned the dog was guarding his deceased owner whose body was recovered.
“The dog was taken to a shelter and the deputy who found the pup, if possible, plans on adopting the dog,” the OCSO tweeted on Tuesday. “Man’s best friend to the end.” (via)

Another fortunate little fur-pal found safe in the rubble. (twitter.com/OkCountySheriff)

Update:

MOORE, Oklahoma -

A photo of a mud-splattered pup taken by the Oklahoma County Sheriff’s Office takes on new significance after its owner’s body is recovered.

“Man’s best friend to the end,” the Sheriff’s Office posted on its Facebook page Tuesday.

Deputies initially released a photo Monday of the small black dog sitting in debris following the devastating EF-5 tornado with the comment “scared, this little pup survived.”

On Tuesday they learned the dog was guarding his deceased owner whose body was recovered.

“The dog was taken to a shelter and the deputy who found the pup, if possible, plans on adopting the dog,” the OCSO tweeted on Tuesday. “Man’s best friend to the end.” (via)

🌄 Photographer Dmitry Marchenko took this photo of a blenny looking pleased with itself, while diving in the waters off Hurghada, Egypt. Picture: Dmitry Marchenko/Solent

Photographer Dmitry Marchenko took this photo of a blenny looking pleased with itself, while diving in the waters off Hurghada, Egypt. Picture: Dmitry Marchenko/Solent