Digout lives in Saskatoon, Canada and was sitting by the Saskatchewan riverbank when he first spotted the family of geese. Digout was actually looking to photograph beavers, but the unusual family pique his interest. Mike Digout
Digout noticed that a goose was caring for 16 goslings, and he found the large number of dependants impressive. However, he was soon to become far more impressed. Mike Digout
Fascinated by the mother goose and her babies, Digout began returning to the river each night to look for the unusual family. And every time he spotted the mother goose, her brood seemed to have grown. Mike Digout
One night, the number of goslings had gone from an impressive 16 to a mindblowing 47, and the line of little goslings trailing the mother goose made for a spectacular sight. Mike Digout
Digout captured the sight on camera, and posted a picture of the super-mom and her babies to Facebook. “This is a long line of goslings. It keeps going; and going; and going …” Digout wrote in his post. Mike Digout
As it turns out, the mother goose has so many goslings due to a phenomenon known as “gang brooding.” Gang brooding means that two or more pairs of geese parents decide to combine their families and raise their goslings collectively. Mike Digout
Digout kept regularly observing the massive family and took many adorable pictures of their lives together. 

The goslings enjoyed snuggling up under the mother goose and when they grew to big to fit under her, they simply slept together in a big, adorable, snuggly pile. Mike Digout
Digout posted an adorable picture of some of the goslings squeezed in under the mother goose and commented: “By the time this Momma had 25 goslings under her she was almost six inches off the ground.” Mike Digout
While observing the goose and her babies, Digout has watched them go on happy family-walks, watched the goslings learn how to dip their heads under the water without toppling over, and watched them all cuddle up together as one big happy family. As the goslings have grown bigger, the brood has now split into three separate gang broods. However, the mother goose is still caring for an impressive number of goslings; at the moment, she has 25 babies to keep safe and happy. 

Canada geese care for their babies until after they’ve returned home from their winter migration, so these little babies won’t be leaving their mom anytime soon. Next spring, after returning from migration, the males will leave the brood. The females will stay with the brood until they are ready to mate and start their own families. This adorable family has given us so much joy, and we’re glad that the little goslings get to enjoy the safety and happiness that comes with having a big and loving family. 

And the mother goose deserves serious kudos for staying so patient and affectionate while trying to raise 47 wild little souls – way to go!
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  The cute and adorable cat had owners whose names are Lisa and Dean. They thought that the cat was afraid of their dog named Hank. 

The African cat was named Spartacus. Lisa left the door open as the dog did not want to come in. The cat escaped from the open door. The owners tried to find the cat but useless. They called the Merrimack police department for a support. 

The neighbors told that they saw the African cat nearby. The couple decided to catch the cat using a trap. The African cat was found trapped to the house. Luckily, the four years old cat was found by the police officer. The cat was healthy and safe and was returned to her family. 

The cat lives indoors and likes to run freely in the house. The family is very thankful for all the people who helped to find their cat.
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One such dog is Loki, which is an Arctic wolf, husky and malamute mix and he is really very awesome. This handsome giant dog loves to accompany his dad on adventures. He is really energetic and playful and these qualities bring smiles to the people around him. Loki is very fond of his dad and follows him wherever he goes. 

He turns out to be a perfect travel partner for his dad and he can’t hide the excitement on his face. His dad, Kelly is an outdoor adventure professional and his duty requires him to visit new and adventurous places. 

He is very lucky to have such a wolfdog as a trustful friend. Both of them are the best travel partners for each other. They both love exploring new places. They both enjoy themselves a lot during these trips and they never miss to take photos together. 

Kelly likes to share these pictures on Loki’s Instagram account and they are liked by millions of people around the world. The dog already has more than 2 million followers. Visit his instagram account to see the photos, really they are cute companions. No one would like to miss any trip if one has such lovely partners. 

We wish them many more journeys together and lots of fun and happiness.
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Villa Lorena is an animal refuge unlike any other, which cares for hundreds of abused animals, including this lion named Jupiter. 

Many of the animals had previously belonged to drug traffickers who had been apprehended. Ana Julia Torres is the caretaker of four lions, nine Bengal tigers, jaguars, cougars, a crocodile, a speckled bear, an ostrich, Jocko the chimpanzee, spider monkeys, and hundreds of brightly colored birds. 

According to Ana Julia, they all have one thing in common: they have all been abused. They’re lame, or have lost arm or legs; they’re blind, or can’t concentrate, or have actually lost an eye. Previously, Jupiter had lost trust in people and had developed a fear of human contact. This phobia vanished when he was cared for by Anna Julia. However, because of her reported lack of documents to keep the lion, authorities removed Jupiter from Anna Julia’s treatment. Unfortunately, he was diagnosed with terminal liver cancer and anemia by the vets. He quickly lost weight and became very ill. 

When he had the opportunity to see Ana Julia one last time at the Los Caimanes Zoo, she found he has kidney and liver damage and is so thin. Jupiter succumbed to liver cancer and di.ed in 2020, but his memory lives on Goodbye Jupiter, you must be happy in heaven! May this beautiful lion now R.I.P. after so much suffering and a very big thank you to the lady who loved and nurtured him only to lose him.😢🙏🌈🌞 

Thank God for the good people who work so hard to save them 🙏
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