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This is Hank. He is very closely supervising a plumbing project at his house. Not qualified to provide any additional assistance, but that’s not going to stop him from offering. 13/10 (courtesy @_compound__interest_)

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This is Hank. He is very closely supervising a plumbing project at his house. Not qualified to provide any additional assistance, but that’s not going to stop him from offering. 13/10 (courtesy @_compound__interest_)

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This is Maya. She just graduated from obedience training. May have gotten a little carried away while celebrating. 12/10 (follow @mayalapitbull)

This is Molly. She and her human Jessica Johnston were hiking together in a remote area of New Zealand last week when Johnston fell down a 55-meter (180-foot) waterfall and suffered serious injuries. Johnston was rescued by helicopter, but Molly remained missing. Due to the traumatic fall, Johnston wasn't sure whether Molly fell with her or not. But one week later, after three unsuccessful missions to try to find the dog, helicopter pilot Matt Newton spotted her near the base of the waterfall using a thermal camera. He immediately passed the news along to Johnston, who had only recently been released from the hospital. During the rescue, a helicopter crewman named Wayne brought along his Jack Russell, Bingo, for emotional support in case Molly was frightened. Once she was safely secure, Molly and Johnston were reunited. The rescue missions were paid for by donations, for which Johnston is extremely grateful. "I'm absolutely blown away with the support everyone has given her so far from the kindest of strangers," she wrote in a Facebook comment. "Thank you for helping bring my Molly back home." 14/10 for all (credit @precisionhelicoptersltd)

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This is Molly. She and her human Jessica Johnston were hiking together in a remote area of New Zealand last week when Johnston fell down a 55-meter (180-foot) waterfall and suffered serious injuries. Johnston was rescued by helicopter, but Molly remained missing. Due to the traumatic fall, Johnston wasn't sure whether Molly fell with her or not. But one week later, after three unsuccessful missions to try to find the dog, helicopter pilot Matt Newton spotted her near the base of the waterfall using a thermal camera. He immediately passed the news along to Johnston, who had only recently been released from the hospital. During the rescue, a helicopter crewman named Wayne brought along his Jack Russell, Bingo, for emotional support in case Molly was frightened. Once she was safely secure, Molly and Johnston were reunited. The rescue missions were paid for by donations, for which Johnston is extremely grateful. "I'm absolutely blown away with the support everyone has given her so far from the kindest of strangers," she wrote in a Facebook comment. "Thank you for helping bring my Molly back home." 14/10 for all (credit @precisionhelicoptersltd)

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This is Molly. She and her human Jessica Johnston were hiking together in a remote area of New Zealand last week when Johnston fell down a 55-meter (180-foot) waterfall and suffered serious injuries. Johnston was rescued by helicopter, but Molly remained missing. Due to the traumatic fall, Johnston wasn't sure whether Molly fell with her or not. But one week later, after three unsuccessful missions to try to find the dog, helicopter pilot Matt Newton spotted her near the base of the waterfall using a thermal camera. He immediately passed the news along to Johnston, who had only recently been released from the hospital. During the rescue, a helicopter crewman named Wayne brought along his Jack Russell, Bingo, for emotional support in case Molly was frightened. Once she was safely secure, Molly and Johnston were reunited. The rescue missions were paid for by donations, for which Johnston is extremely grateful. "I'm absolutely blown away with the support everyone has given her so far from the kindest of strangers," she wrote in a Facebook comment. "Thank you for helping bring my Molly back home." 14/10 for all (credit @precisionhelicoptersltd)

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This is Watson. His family threw him a surprise 9th birthday party. Invited all his stuffed friends and everything. 13/10 #SeniorPupSaturday (follow @english_cream_watson_)

This is Watson. His family threw him a surprise 9th birthday party. Invited all his stuffed friends and everything. 13/10 #SeniorPupSaturday (follow @english_cream_watson_)

[EDIT: fully funded in 1 hour and 54 minutes! Link updated to help other dogs in need] This is Señor Vader. He was found on the side of the road, limping and unable to bear weight on his right front leg. X-rays confirmed his elbow is completely broken in half, causing constant, severe pain. He needs surgery to repair his leg, along with the placement of an external fixator to stabilize the fracture. Once the bones have healed, he will then require physical therapy to help him walk comfortably again. You can help us cover his care through the link in our bio ❤️‍🩹

Thank you to @luckydoganimalrescue for rescuing him. Follow @1510foundation for pupdates on Señor Vader and the rest of our fundraiser dogs 🤗

[EDIT: fully funded in 1 hour and 54 minutes! Link updated to help other dogs in need] This is Señor Vader. He was found on the side of the road, limping and unable to bear weight on his right front leg. X-rays confirmed his elbow is completely broken in half, causing constant, severe pain. He needs surgery to repair his leg, along with the placement of an external fixator to stabilize the fracture. Once the bones have healed, he will then require physical therapy to help him walk comfortably again. You can help us cover his care through the link in our bio ❤️‍🩹

Thank you to @luckydoganimalrescue for rescuing him. Follow @1510foundation for pupdates on Señor Vader and the rest of our fundraiser dogs 🤗

[EDIT: fully funded in 1 hour and 54 minutes! Link updated to help other dogs in need] This is Señor Vader. He was found on the side of the road, limping and unable to bear weight on his right front leg. X-rays confirmed his elbow is completely broken in half, causing constant, severe pain. He needs surgery to repair his leg, along with the placement of an external fixator to stabilize the fracture. Once the bones have healed, he will then require physical therapy to help him walk comfortably again. You can help us cover his care through the link in our bio ❤️‍🩹

Thank you to @luckydoganimalrescue for rescuing him. Follow @1510foundation for pupdates on Señor Vader and the rest of our fundraiser dogs 🤗

[EDIT: fully funded in 1 hour and 54 minutes! Link updated to help other dogs in need] This is Señor Vader. He was found on the side of the road, limping and unable to bear weight on his right front leg. X-rays confirmed his elbow is completely broken in half, causing constant, severe pain. He needs surgery to repair his leg, along with the placement of an external fixator to stabilize the fracture. Once the bones have healed, he will then require physical therapy to help him walk comfortably again. You can help us cover his care through the link in our bio ❤️‍🩹

Thank you to @luckydoganimalrescue for rescuing him. Follow @1510foundation for pupdates on Señor Vader and the rest of our fundraiser dogs 🤗

Top 5 Dogs of the Week!

5. @amora.campagnac
4. @sebaubrey
3. @rtenews
2. @natspup, @nationals & @canineorg
H.M. @zula_hybrid
1. @birdndeebudz & @anticruelty

This is Tank. His parents said he could have a little bit of cake. They never said it would be easy, but fortunately he’s up for the challenge. 13/10 (courtesy itzz._kasey)

This is Daisy. She ate a plastic bag. At the time, she didn’t think it was a big deal, but then it caused a dangerous blockage. As a result, she lost her appetite and became severely underweight. Thanks to your recent support of our ‘tell your dog i said hi’ merch, the @1510foundation was able to cover her $7,500 care, including emergency surgery to remove the obstruction. We’re thrilled to report she’s recovering beautifully and will stick to eating dog food going forward. To top it all off, the surgeon who saved her also adopted her ❤️‍🩹

This is Daisy. She ate a plastic bag. At the time, she didn’t think it was a big deal, but then it caused a dangerous blockage. As a result, she lost her appetite and became severely underweight. Thanks to your recent support of our ‘tell your dog i said hi’ merch, the @1510foundation was able to cover her $7,500 care, including emergency surgery to remove the obstruction. We’re thrilled to report she’s recovering beautifully and will stick to eating dog food going forward. To top it all off, the surgeon who saved her also adopted her ❤️‍🩹

This is Daisy. She ate a plastic bag. At the time, she didn’t think it was a big deal, but then it caused a dangerous blockage. As a result, she lost her appetite and became severely underweight. Thanks to your recent support of our ‘tell your dog i said hi’ merch, the @1510foundation was able to cover her $7,500 care, including emergency surgery to remove the obstruction. We’re thrilled to report she’s recovering beautifully and will stick to eating dog food going forward. To top it all off, the surgeon who saved her also adopted her ❤️‍🩹

This is Daisy. She ate a plastic bag. At the time, she didn’t think it was a big deal, but then it caused a dangerous blockage. As a result, she lost her appetite and became severely underweight. Thanks to your recent support of our ‘tell your dog i said hi’ merch, the @1510foundation was able to cover her $7,500 care, including emergency surgery to remove the obstruction. We’re thrilled to report she’s recovering beautifully and will stick to eating dog food going forward. To top it all off, the surgeon who saved her also adopted her ❤️‍🩹

This is Daisy. She ate a plastic bag. At the time, she didn’t think it was a big deal, but then it caused a dangerous blockage. As a result, she lost her appetite and became severely underweight. Thanks to your recent support of our ‘tell your dog i said hi’ merch, the @1510foundation was able to cover her $7,500 care, including emergency surgery to remove the obstruction. We’re thrilled to report she’s recovering beautifully and will stick to eating dog food going forward. To top it all off, the surgeon who saved her also adopted her ❤️‍🩹

This is Daisy. She ate a plastic bag. At the time, she didn’t think it was a big deal, but then it caused a dangerous blockage. As a result, she lost her appetite and became severely underweight. Thanks to your recent support of our ‘tell your dog i said hi’ merch, the @1510foundation was able to cover her $7,500 care, including emergency surgery to remove the obstruction. We’re thrilled to report she’s recovering beautifully and will stick to eating dog food going forward. To top it all off, the surgeon who saved her also adopted her ❤️‍🩹

This is Daisy. She ate a plastic bag. At the time, she didn’t think it was a big deal, but then it caused a dangerous blockage. As a result, she lost her appetite and became severely underweight. Thanks to your recent support of our ‘tell your dog i said hi’ merch, the @1510foundation was able to cover her $7,500 care, including emergency surgery to remove the obstruction. We’re thrilled to report she’s recovering beautifully and will stick to eating dog food going forward. To top it all off, the surgeon who saved her also adopted her ❤️‍🩹

This is Natty. He’s about to become the Washington Nationals’ first official team dog when he makes his debut on Friday, May 15. The 8-week-old pup, who is by our estimates a mere three baseballs tall, will practice socialization skills and basic cues during his time with the team and with his puppy raisers in Virginia. Around 18 months, he will begin professional training through Canine Companions to become a service dog for a person with a disability. But for this season at least, he’s very focused on ball, and we’re so glad we get to welcome him to the big leagues. 13/10 (follow @natspup, credit @nationals & @canineorg)

This is Natty. He’s about to become the Washington Nationals’ first official team dog when he makes his debut on Friday, May 15. The 8-week-old pup, who is by our estimates a mere three baseballs tall, will practice socialization skills and basic cues during his time with the team and with his puppy raisers in Virginia. Around 18 months, he will begin professional training through Canine Companions to become a service dog for a person with a disability. But for this season at least, he’s very focused on ball, and we’re so glad we get to welcome him to the big leagues. 13/10 (follow @natspup, credit @nationals & @canineorg)

This is Natty. He’s about to become the Washington Nationals’ first official team dog when he makes his debut on Friday, May 15. The 8-week-old pup, who is by our estimates a mere three baseballs tall, will practice socialization skills and basic cues during his time with the team and with his puppy raisers in Virginia. Around 18 months, he will begin professional training through Canine Companions to become a service dog for a person with a disability. But for this season at least, he’s very focused on ball, and we’re so glad we get to welcome him to the big leagues. 13/10 (follow @natspup, credit @nationals & @canineorg)

This is Natty. He’s about to become the Washington Nationals’ first official team dog when he makes his debut on Friday, May 15. The 8-week-old pup, who is by our estimates a mere three baseballs tall, will practice socialization skills and basic cues during his time with the team and with his puppy raisers in Virginia. Around 18 months, he will begin professional training through Canine Companions to become a service dog for a person with a disability. But for this season at least, he’s very focused on ball, and we’re so glad we get to welcome him to the big leagues. 13/10 (follow @natspup, credit @nationals & @canineorg)

This is Natty. He’s about to become the Washington Nationals’ first official team dog when he makes his debut on Friday, May 15. The 8-week-old pup, who is by our estimates a mere three baseballs tall, will practice socialization skills and basic cues during his time with the team and with his puppy raisers in Virginia. Around 18 months, he will begin professional training through Canine Companions to become a service dog for a person with a disability. But for this season at least, he’s very focused on ball, and we’re so glad we get to welcome him to the big leagues. 13/10 (follow @natspup, credit @nationals & @canineorg)

This is Natty. He’s about to become the Washington Nationals’ first official team dog when he makes his debut on Friday, May 15. The 8-week-old pup, who is by our estimates a mere three baseballs tall, will practice socialization skills and basic cues during his time with the team and with his puppy raisers in Virginia. Around 18 months, he will begin professional training through Canine Companions to become a service dog for a person with a disability. But for this season at least, he’s very focused on ball, and we’re so glad we get to welcome him to the big leagues. 13/10 (follow @natspup, credit @nationals & @canineorg)

This is Natty. He’s about to become the Washington Nationals’ first official team dog when he makes his debut on Friday, May 15. The 8-week-old pup, who is by our estimates a mere three baseballs tall, will practice socialization skills and basic cues during his time with the team and with his puppy raisers in Virginia. Around 18 months, he will begin professional training through Canine Companions to become a service dog for a person with a disability. But for this season at least, he’s very focused on ball, and we’re so glad we get to welcome him to the big leagues. 13/10 (follow @natspup, credit @nationals & @canineorg)

This is Natty. He’s about to become the Washington Nationals’ first official team dog when he makes his debut on Friday, May 15. The 8-week-old pup, who is by our estimates a mere three baseballs tall, will practice socialization skills and basic cues during his time with the team and with his puppy raisers in Virginia. Around 18 months, he will begin professional training through Canine Companions to become a service dog for a person with a disability. But for this season at least, he’s very focused on ball, and we’re so glad we get to welcome him to the big leagues. 13/10 (follow @natspup, credit @nationals & @canineorg)

This is Natty. He’s about to become the Washington Nationals’ first official team dog when he makes his debut on Friday, May 15. The 8-week-old pup, who is by our estimates a mere three baseballs tall, will practice socialization skills and basic cues during his time with the team and with his puppy raisers in Virginia. Around 18 months, he will begin professional training through Canine Companions to become a service dog for a person with a disability. But for this season at least, he’s very focused on ball, and we’re so glad we get to welcome him to the big leagues. 13/10 (follow @natspup, credit @nationals & @canineorg)

This is Natty. He’s about to become the Washington Nationals’ first official team dog when he makes his debut on Friday, May 15. The 8-week-old pup, who is by our estimates a mere three baseballs tall, will practice socialization skills and basic cues during his time with the team and with his puppy raisers in Virginia. Around 18 months, he will begin professional training through Canine Companions to become a service dog for a person with a disability. But for this season at least, he’s very focused on ball, and we’re so glad we get to welcome him to the big leagues. 13/10 (follow @natspup, credit @nationals & @canineorg)

This is Natty. He’s about to become the Washington Nationals’ first official team dog when he makes his debut on Friday, May 15. The 8-week-old pup, who is by our estimates a mere three baseballs tall, will practice socialization skills and basic cues during his time with the team and with his puppy raisers in Virginia. Around 18 months, he will begin professional training through Canine Companions to become a service dog for a person with a disability. But for this season at least, he’s very focused on ball, and we’re so glad we get to welcome him to the big leagues. 13/10 (follow @natspup, credit @nationals & @canineorg)

This is Winky. She arrived at the shelter underweight with severe dental disease, skin allergies, and painful tumors on her belly. Thanks to an incredibly generous $5,000 donation to @1510foundation from the folks at @titosvodka, AKA @vodkafordogpeople, the entirety of Winky’s care has been covered. She had surgery to remove the tumors, received a full dental procedure, and is getting ongoing treatment to soothe her itchy skin. She’s now enjoying her golden years in her new forever home ❤️‍🩹 #ad

This is Winky. She arrived at the shelter underweight with severe dental disease, skin allergies, and painful tumors on her belly. Thanks to an incredibly generous $5,000 donation to @1510foundation from the folks at @titosvodka, AKA @vodkafordogpeople, the entirety of Winky’s care has been covered. She had surgery to remove the tumors, received a full dental procedure, and is getting ongoing treatment to soothe her itchy skin. She’s now enjoying her golden years in her new forever home ❤️‍🩹 #ad

This is Winky. She arrived at the shelter underweight with severe dental disease, skin allergies, and painful tumors on her belly. Thanks to an incredibly generous $5,000 donation to @1510foundation from the folks at @titosvodka, AKA @vodkafordogpeople, the entirety of Winky’s care has been covered. She had surgery to remove the tumors, received a full dental procedure, and is getting ongoing treatment to soothe her itchy skin. She’s now enjoying her golden years in her new forever home ❤️‍🩹 #ad

This is Winky. She arrived at the shelter underweight with severe dental disease, skin allergies, and painful tumors on her belly. Thanks to an incredibly generous $5,000 donation to @1510foundation from the folks at @titosvodka, AKA @vodkafordogpeople, the entirety of Winky’s care has been covered. She had surgery to remove the tumors, received a full dental procedure, and is getting ongoing treatment to soothe her itchy skin. She’s now enjoying her golden years in her new forever home ❤️‍🩹 #ad

This is Winky. She arrived at the shelter underweight with severe dental disease, skin allergies, and painful tumors on her belly. Thanks to an incredibly generous $5,000 donation to @1510foundation from the folks at @titosvodka, AKA @vodkafordogpeople, the entirety of Winky’s care has been covered. She had surgery to remove the tumors, received a full dental procedure, and is getting ongoing treatment to soothe her itchy skin. She’s now enjoying her golden years in her new forever home ❤️‍🩹 #ad

This is Winky. She arrived at the shelter underweight with severe dental disease, skin allergies, and painful tumors on her belly. Thanks to an incredibly generous $5,000 donation to @1510foundation from the folks at @titosvodka, AKA @vodkafordogpeople, the entirety of Winky’s care has been covered. She had surgery to remove the tumors, received a full dental procedure, and is getting ongoing treatment to soothe her itchy skin. She’s now enjoying her golden years in her new forever home ❤️‍🩹 #ad

This is Winky. She arrived at the shelter underweight with severe dental disease, skin allergies, and painful tumors on her belly. Thanks to an incredibly generous $5,000 donation to @1510foundation from the folks at @titosvodka, AKA @vodkafordogpeople, the entirety of Winky’s care has been covered. She had surgery to remove the tumors, received a full dental procedure, and is getting ongoing treatment to soothe her itchy skin. She’s now enjoying her golden years in her new forever home ❤️‍🩹 #ad

This is Jam. He may not have had the highest jump today, but he did break barriers. 13/10 (courtesy @skythepupvlogger, follow @mcraemutts)

he would like some alone time with his mac and cheese if you don’t mind (TT: gwen_1964)