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Archer, a dog living in Alaska, was severely burned when his home caught fire. When firefighters arrived at the scene, they found Archer consumed by flames. The scared dog ran off when firefighters tried to pick him up – leaving many people worried about his survival.

Thankfully, Archer was located near the ocean not long after the fire and was immediately taken to the vet. Since Archer lives in Haines, Alaska, things are pretty remote and emergency vet services aren’t that abundant.

The main vet nearby was out of town and Archer had to endure a seven-hour car ride, through severe weather, to the nearest vet in order to treat his serious injuries.

It soon became clear that Archer would need more help than expected, so they brought in a burn specialist from The University of California, Davis for advice. The specialist recommended a newer treatment that seemed a bit fishy...

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When rescuers discovered an Italian mastiff all by himself on a Massachusetts beach, they guessed the dog had been abandoned. “I do think he was dumped. I don’t think he could walk there on his own,” an animal control officer, Cindy Berard, told WJAR. “When I went down there, he was actually standing on the rocks in the water, which was weird and he looked stuck like he was kind of lost.”

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Rare Photos Of Betty White With Her Dogs At Home In The 1950s

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Dear Jessie,

When I first adopted you, I whispered to you, "You gotta live forever, 'kay?" Over the years when I would imagine life without you, I would say again to you, "You gotta live forever, 'kay?"

My body still wants to take you for a walk. Your leash still hangs by the door waiting for the words, "Wanna go outside?" It's been raining a lot this week, and I instinctively look at the clock to see if it's near time to take you out. Whenever I eat some crackers or chips, I look to see where you are so I can throw you some...

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