Dyer Health

04/14/2026

Wild!!

A couple in Tampa set up a camera after finding unfamiliar cats eating from their dog's bowl every morning. Turns out their cat, Mango, figured out how to flip the lock on the doggy door and has been letting in the same three strays every night around 2am.

Mango's owner says she's not even upset, she's just disturbed by the level of planning involved.

04/14/2026

Awwwwww!!!!!

They say a dog is the only thing on earth that loves you more than he loves himself. But if you look at the silver hair on the man and the droopy eyes of the Bull Terrier in this viral side-by-side, you’ll see that the feeling is 100% mutual.

Sixteen years ago, it was just a simple moment—a man in his car, younger, carefree, wearing his shades. Resting beside him was his little Bull Terrier. Basset Hounds ears, gentle eyes, and that quiet, soulful presence only a young pup can have. Nothing fancy, nothing planned… just love, sitting right there in the passenger seat.

Fast forward 16 years.

The man now carries time in his gray beard and softer smile. Life has happened. Days passed, seasons changed—but one thing never moved.

Right there, in the same place… his Bull Terrier.

No longer a tiny pup, but an old soul with a graying muzzle and those same deep, loving eyes. Still leaning close. Still choosing the same human. Every single day.

Through 5,840 days of life—good days, hard days, quiet rides, and long silences—this Bull Terrier never left his side.

And if you’ve ever loved a Bull Terrier, you already know… this isn’t just loyalty.

It’s something deeper.

It’s the way they look at you like you’re their whole world.
It’s the way they stay, no matter what.
It’s the kind of love that doesn’t fade—it grows old with you.

So… do they know how much we love them?

Maybe not in words.
But in every glance, every touch, every moment like this…

They feel it.
And they give it right back—ten times stronger.

04/14/2026

Bell is a heartworm positive mama with five puppies, just three weeks old. There are three boys and two girls. She needs a foster who can care for her not only while she raises her babies, but also through her heartworm treatment, which takes about four months. Her puppies will be ready to go into foster homes in pairs once they are old enough.

Many people ask if heartworms affect the puppies. Heartworms are spread through mosquito bites, and it is generally believed they do not pass from mother to babies. Even in rare cases, it can be managed with simple prevention.
Bell is estimated to be around two to four years old. She is very friendly and weighs about 16 pounds. She came from a breeder and is now looking for a safe, loving place to heal and raise her babies.

Fostering is completely supported. All supplies and medical care are provided. What she needs is a caring home and someone willing to give her a chance.

Bell and her puppies already have interest. They just need a soft place to stay until they are ready for their forever homes.

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04/14/2026

Each spring (and all year, in fact) The Humane Society of Southern Arizona puts out the call for people to foster cats of all ages, but particularly newborn kittens that need to be bottle fed. Learn more at https://www.tucsonweekly.com/uncategorized/paws-for-a-cause-tiny-kittens-need-your-help.