We have been encountering posts on dogs, cats, and other animals on Facebook that are eye-openers, or inspiring, or enlightening, or educational, or can make one feel good during a stressful day, or make one encouraged to help the poor souls among us.
Sunday Pets would like to share these notable posts of netizens through this space called Pawsbook. Compiled by DC
Carla Jungwirth posted in National Geographic, posted:
“A stray dog living by the dock developed a special friendship with a pelican, and the two became inseparable. One day, a kind worker at the dock took notice of the dog’s situation and decided to adopt him, giving the dog a loving home. Though the dog was overjoyed with his new family, he still longed for his pelican friend. Understanding this bond, the dog’s new human dad decided to bring him back to the dock daily so he could spend time with the pelican, keeping their unique friendship alive. Their bond remained strong, despite the change in the dog’s living situation.
This heartwarming story highlights the deep emotional connections animals can form with one another and the compassion of humans who understand and nurture those bonds.”
Posted by Doggos and Puppers in their group page:
“The fascinating and touching story of Lampo, the railway dog” 🐾
Lampo, was a mixed breed puppy with a German Shepherd appearance, became famous in the 1950s in Italy for his extraordinary ability to travel alone on trains and always return to his home.
Lampo lived in a train station in Campiglia Marittima next to a station warden who adopted him. One day, the puppy decided to hop on a train and, to everyone’s surprise, he not only traveled independently, but he knew when and where to get off to return!
He made many trips to nearby cities and would always find his way back to the station, becoming a favorite among passengers and railroad workers.
The most amazing thing is that Lampo seemed to understand train timetables perfectly and never failed to get on the correct one. It’s said that it even helped passengers orient themselves.
Today, Lampo is remembered with a statue at Campiglia Marittima station, honoring his incredible traveler spirit and intelligence.
Their story has touched hearts for generations and remains a symbol of the special connection between humans and animals ❤️”
