So an encounter with such a large wild animal it’s not the kind of wish you put on your bucket list. 

But this biologist in Florida proved the love for the wildlife can help you to go beyond this fear, after he rescued a massive black bear from drowning. Within minutes, the wildlife officials arrived at the scene. They tried to tranquillize the animal in order to take him back in the woods. However, things went terrible wrong! After getting hit by the tranquilizer dart, the bear got panic and headed straight to the ocean. He eventually, went into the water – not the smartest move for a sedated animal. 

Fortunately, Adam Warwick, a biologist with the Wildlife Commission did not intend to stand there and watch. So he jumped into the ocean, in a risky attempt to save the bear. So, imagine swimming around 75 feet with a 400lb bear to shore. It has to be a really difficult challenge. A dramatic rescue that this hero fully completed it. 

After some incredible hard moments, Adam managed to drag the bear out of the water. Needless to mention the rescue could have turned into something catastrophic for both the animal and Adam. 

However, while the bear made it unharmed, Adam got a few scratches. In the end, the black bear made its way back into the Osceola National Forest, where its home was. All thanks to this brave man. 

Thank you Adam!

 
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 He was just a few weeks old and already an orphaned, forced to deal by himself in such a tough world.

 Footage shows the staffer curled up with Prissy, a four-year-old hound mix, who was abandoned in hot weather in a junkyard in Tennessee with her three puppies. 

 Prissy was taken in by Conway Area Humane Society in New Hampshire and spayed and the clip reveals how, touchingly, kennel supervisor Chrissy Ireland was determined to help her recover. Virginia Moore, the executive director of the shelter, told MailOnline that being spayed ‘can be traumatic and disorientating for dogs’ and that Ireland ‘felt compelled to comfort Prissy’. 

She didn’t want her to wake up alone, she added. 

 The video, which was shot by co-worker Debra Cameron and posted to the shelter’s Facebook page on July 16, has been viewed over 80,000 times and shows Ireland stroking Prissy tenderly as she stirs from her sleep. Moore said that Ireland, along with the rest of the staff, is ‘prone to laying down with the animals’, and that the video was posted to Facebook to show that shelters are great places for dogs to be. 

 Watch the video below:

 
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Due a terrible accident, the four-legged officer got deadly injured. Lied on the ground, the poor horse was living her very last moments, with her friend comforting her, in a very dramatic scene! Companions for over four years – since she was part of the Houston Police Department – Charlotte and officer D. Herrejon, were patrolling on the streets of the city, when something terrible happened. 

All of a sudden, the horse got spooked and run right in the middle of the street, where she got hit by a truck. Officer Herrejon who eventually fell off her back when she got startled, was looking in disbelief. 

But unfortunately, it was too late for the police horse! With her leg broken and other injuries, Charlotte was having her final breaths, right there in the middle of the street. 

Heartbroken, officer Herrejon couldn’t believe his eyes, but all he could do was to be next to his faithful partner in her last moments. So he lied on the ground, next to Charlotte, put his arms around her neck and his head onto hers, and offered her some comfort. 

A truly heartbreaking moment as the two were sharing an incredible bond! Later that day, the Houston Police Department confirmed their loyal police horse had gone, and they paid tribute to her in an emotional Facebook post. “It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Charlotte, an HPD Mounted Patrol horse, who passed in the line of duty this morning…”the post reads. 

“Charlotte came to HPD as an unstarted 2-year old Tennessee Walker from Oklahoma….She loved her job and was always ready to go to work putting bad guys in jail or giving nuzzles to children. She served the citizens of Houston for 4 years. She will be missed!” The Police Department also shared a few photos of Charlotte during her life of service to the citizens of Houston!

 
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