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My cat flip flop saw the birds that we got and one of them flew out of the bird cage and my cat tried to save it but the bird was okay.😍

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this guy was in a wheel chair and he fell out of it and was dying so his cat dial 911 and saved the man's life

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California resident Kevin Hines knows that he is lucky to be alive after jumping off the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, during a severe bout of mental illness: “Here are the facts: on September 25th, 2000, due to bipolar disorder and serious psychosis, I jumped off of the Golden Gate Bridge. I was nineteen years old and after leaving the Bridge, my first thought was that I had made a terrible mistake. Miraculously, I survived – and despite my severe injuries, I was able to reach the surface of the water. Upon my resurfacing, I bobbed up and down in the frigid waters surrounding me. Then, something brushed by my legs. I feared it was a shark come to devour me whole. I tried to punch it thinking it might bite me. However, this marine animal just circled beneath me, bumping me up.”

A passerby, who saw that the animal in question was a sea lion, quickly called for help. A rescue team was able to get to Kevin on time and pull him from the water, but it is doubtful that he would still be alive today had the helpful sea lion not kept his head above water.

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In 2005, a 12-year-old girl was abducted and beaten by seven men attempting to force her into marriage with one of them. The girl was missing for a week when she was found guarded by three lions. Policemen say that the lions “stood guard until we found her and then they just left her like a gift and went back into the forest.” If it weren’t for these lions, the girl’s fate most likely would have been far worse.

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In 2005, a 12-year-old girl was abducted and beaten by seven men attempting to force her into marriage with one of them. The girl was missing for a week when she was found guarded by three lions. Policemen say that the lions “stood guard until we found her and then they just left her like a gift and went back into the forest.” If it weren’t for these lions, the girl’s fate most likely would have been far worse.

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Nicolas Graham                                    Cat saves family from poison gas                                                                                               “Winnie the Wonder Cat” sprang into action when the house filled with carbon monoxide. The mother says Winnie started meowing and scratching her to get her to wake up. When she did, she was barely able to call 911 and delusional when the police arrived.Winnie’s owner said “If it wasn’t for Winnie, screaming and hollering and carrying on, we wouldn’t be here today.”The family thinks the carbon monoxide came from a broken gas powered sump pump in their basement, and officials said if the cat had waited another 5 minutes, the outcome would have been horrible and most likely a coroner case instead.

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Nicolas Graham                                    Cat saves family from poison gas                                                                                               “Winnie the Wonder Cat” sprang into action when the house filled with carbon monoxide. The mother says Winnie started meowing and scratching her to get her to wake up. When she did, she was barely able to call 911 and delusional when the police arrived.Winnie’s owner said “If it wasn’t for Winnie, screaming and hollering and carrying on, we wouldn’t be here today.”The family thinks the carbon monoxide came from a broken gas powered sump pump in their basement, and officials said if the cat had waited another 5 minutes, the outcome would have been horrible and most likely a coroner case instead.

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An Extra Friendly Neighbor

One hot summer afternoon Barbara Simmons fell on the side of the road while checking her mail. Simmons, who is 78, called for help for nearly 30 minutes with no luck—until Thor heard her. The Pitbull-Rottweiler mix that belongs to her neighbors gently approached Simmons to investigate the situation. Once he saw that she was in danger, he ran home and alerted his owners that something was wrong. When they didn’t respond right away, he ran back to where Simmons was laying with his owners in tow. They called 911 and the EMT who arrived on the scene told Simmons that Thor probably saved her life.

Thor has also saved his family’s chickens from a fox and survived being bitten by a copperhead snake, his family said.

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In 2007, a guy names Todd Endris, a surfer, was attacked by a great white shark off California's coast. It was a pod of dolphins that came to his rescue. The shark believed to be 12-15 feet long, chopped off flesh from his leg to his bone, but the dolphins formed a protective ring around him and helped him get to the shore safely!

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A baby was eating a pop-tart and suddenly started chocking when the mother was in the bathroom. Willie, their parrot, started saying "Mama, baby!" Mama, baby" And the mother came out and did the Heimlich. Saving the girls life.

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Dog Saves Elderly Couple from Freezing in Woods.
On a brisk fall night in October 2006, Eve and Norman Fertig, both 81 years old, went outside to tend to injured animals in their forested sanctuary in upstate New York. But as they were working, a massive storm hit, toppling trees and trapping the couple outdoors. Lucky for them, their dog, Shana, a wolf and German shepherd mix, was with them.

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There's no doubt a family pet enriches the lives of its owners, but we wouldn't be giving Fido and Fluffy enough credit if we stopped there. Against great obstacles, animals have shown their dedication through unbelievable acts of heroism. Whether they saved their owners from an animal attack, alerted them to a fire or led the way for emergency responders, here are 10 amazing stories of animals who came to the rescue.
Cat Saves Owner from Dog Attack
In June 2010, two pit bulls attacked Cherry Woods while she was walking in her neighborhood near Houston, Texas. When her husband couldn't get the dogs off her, the couple's cat, Lima, came to her rescue. Hissing and clawing, Lima directed the canines' attention toward herself long enough for Woods's husband to drag her to safety. Although Woods was injured, she and Lima survived the incident. Photo: Comstock
Dog Leads Police to Burning Home
When Ben Heinrichs's workshop caught fire in April 2010, he turned to his German shepherd, Buddy, and said: "We need to get help!" Heinrichs was exclaiming out loud, not commanding his pooch, so when Buddy ran off, the last thing he expected was that Buddy would return with just that. A state trooper's dashboard camera actually caught Buddy on tape as he ran out to the road, signaled for attention and led the trooper back to the fire. The trooper then directed the fire department to the scene, where they were able to put out the blaze before it spread to the family's home. Buddy was given an award and a silver-plated bowl from the Alaska State Troopers for his heroism. Photo: Thinkstock
Cat Saves Sleeping Owner from Gas Leak
Schnautzie the cat wasn't looking for affection that day in April 2010 when she sat on her owner Trudy Guy's chest and started tapping her nose. Schnautzie was saving Guy's life. When Guy was awoken by her feline friend, she heard the roaring of a gas pipe, which had broken outside her bathroom. She was able to escape and call for help, but firefighters told her the house could have blown up with her inside if Schnautzie hadn't alerted her to the danger. For her valor, the cat received the Purple Paw award from the Animal Foundation of Great Falls, Montana. Photo: Sara Wight/Stockbyte
Dog Fights Pirates
Two years into their around-the-world sailing trip in the summer of 2008, British couple Peter Lee, 61, and his wife Betty, 57, were boating off the coast of Venezuela when they were attacked by pirates. After the five men boarded the yacht and tied the couple up, their 2-year-old hunting dog, Kankuntu, ferociously attacked the men until they shot and stabbed him. Fortunately, the pirates left after pillaging the boat and the Lees were able dress Kankuntu's wounds until they could get him medical attention. Photo: Thinkstock
Dog Saves Owner from Fire...Twice
When Candace Jennings of Idaho City, Idaho, rescued Anna, a blue heeler from an animal shelter, she had no idea how the dog would repay the favor. In the wee hours of Thanksgiving morning 2007, Anna began howling and nudging her owner until Jennings woke up only to find her trailer on fire. Both escaped, but when Jennings re-entered the home to get something, she was overcome by smoke and became disoriented, unable to find her way back out. Luckily, Anna-who had followed Jennings inside-helped her get out again. Photo: Shutterstock
Dog Fights Deadly Snake
In October 2007, as 17-month-old Charlotte Svillicic was playing in the backyard of her family's Australian home, the family's Doberman pinscher, Khan, began to snarl. A king brown snake (the third most venomous kind in the world) was under the house. Khan tried to nudge the toddler away, but when she didn't budge, the dog lifted the toddler by her diaper and tossed her several feet behind him, just as the snake lunged and bit his paw-instead of her. After receiving antivenin, the dog made a full recovery and was hailed "Khan the Wonder Dog" by his owners. Photo: Thinkstock
Dog Performs Heimlich Maneuver
While eating an apple at home in March 2007, Debbie Parkhurst began choking. After she unsuccessfully tried to perform the Heimlich maneuver on herself, her 2-year-old golden retriever, Toby, went into action. Standing up on his hind legs and pushing her to the ground, the pooch began jumping up and down on her chest until the apple became dislodged, after which he licked her face to keep her conscious. Photo: Shutterstock
Dog Saves Elderly Couple from Freezing in Woods
On a brisk fall night in October 2006, Eve and Norman Fertig, both 81 years old, went outside to tend to injured animals in their forested sanctuary in upstate New York. But as they were working, a massive storm hit, toppling trees and trapping the couple outdoors. Lucky for them, their dog, Shana, a wolf and German shepherd mix, was with them. As the temperature dropped, Shana started to dig a path underneath the fallen trees with her mouth and paws. After hours of work, she was able to burrow to the other side. The intrepid canine threw Mrs. Fertig over her back, and with Mr. Fertig holding on to her legs, pulled them both through to the other side to safety. Photo: Thinkstock
Cat Dials 911
When police officer Patrick Daughtery entered the home of Gary Rosheisen in December 2005, he was surprised by what he found. Rosheisen had fallen out of his wheelchair and was on the ground near his bed; his tabby cat, Tommy, lay next to the telephone on the living room floor. According to police, a 911 call had come from the apartment. When the dispatch department heard silence on the line, they decided to check the home. Rosheisen later said he had tried to teach Tommy to call 911 years before, but was unsure whether it worked...until that day. Photo: Shutterstock
Dog Saves World Trade Center Survivor
Trakr the German shepherd may be a trained police dog, but his act of heroism went above and beyond the call of duty. Trakr and his master, Canadian police officer James Symington, were working on a search-and-rescue team in the wake of the September 11th attacks when the dog picked up the scent of a human. Rescuers then dug 30 feet under unstable debris to save the 32-year-old woman, who was the last survivor recovered from the World Trade Center site. Photo: Shutterstock

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Mila the Beluga Whale saves freezing diver

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15 Amazing Stories of True Animal Heroes Saving People from Certain Death | 22 Words

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Everyone knows that animals are capable of receiving love and affection, and that there are countless stories of them being rescued from shelters or dire situations by compassionate humans. But in these cases, we're highlighting the fact that they're also capable of returning the favor by showing bravery and rescuing humans in extraordinary ways.

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A pod of dolphins saved a lifeguards daughter from a great white shark that was right next to the lifeguard's daughter & friend. But when the dolphins came they started circling the girls as if they were a force field.
This all happened in 2004

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A pod of dolphins saved a group of swimmers from a great white shark off the northern coast of New Zealand, it was reported today.

The incident happened when lifeguard Rob Howes took his 15-year-old daughter Niccy and two of her friends swimming near the town of Whangarei, according to the Northern Advocate newspaper.

Mr Howes told the newspaper that the dolphins "started to herd us up, they pushed all four of us together by doing tight circles around us". He explained that, when he had attempted to break away from the protective group, two of the bigger dolphins herded him back.

He then saw what he described as a three-metre great white shark cruising toward them - but it appeared to be repelled by the ring of dolphins and swam away.

"It was only about two metres away from me, the water was crystal clear, and it was as clear as the nose on my face," he said. At that point, he realised that the dolphins "had corralled us up to protect us".

Another lifeguard, Matt Fleet, who was on patrol in a lifeboat, saw the dolphins circling the swimmers and slapping their tails on the water to keep them in place. He told the newspaper he also had a clear sighting of the shark.

"Some of the people later on the beach tried to tell me it was just another dolphin - but I knew what I saw," he said.

Expert Ingrid Visser, who has been studying marine mammals for 14 years, told the Northern Advocate that there had been reports from around the world about dolphins protecting swimmers.

She said that, in this case, the dolphins probably sensed the humans were in danger and took action to protect them.

Ms Visser, of the group Orca Research, said dolphins would attack sharks to protect themselves and their young.

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Dolphins save swimmers from shark attack

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A pod of dolphins saved a group of swimmers from a great white shark off the northern coast of New Zealand, it was reported today. The incident happened when lifeguard Rob Howes took his 15-year-old daughter Niccy and two of her friends swimming near the town of Whangarei, according to the Northern Advocate newspaper.