After Japan battled the Netherlands to a 2-2 draw, the Japanese fans stayed behind and cleaned up every single piece of trash from their section at Dallas Stadium after the game.

Liddie the Border Collie had been missing for 21 days, but Kristin never lost hope of finding her. For three agonising weeks, Kirstin Kapp’s sweet dog Liddie was missing, leaving a hole in her heart she couldn’t fill. “A part of me is missing and there’s nothing I can do about it. I love you so much, my sweet girl. Please come home,” Kapp shared during that time. Then Kirstin was called to the veterinary clinic to see if the Dog they had found was Liddie. Here is the heartwarming moment when they were reunited. 😍 In that embrace, it was clear: love knows no language. Dogs like Liddie may not speak words, but the pure joy of returning home says it all. Their hearts were broken, but now, finally, they’re whole again.

This is heavy but important. An Israeli combat medic named Daniel Elbo Arama shares what he saw treating a young woman right after the October 7 attacks. She was barely clothed, covered in blood, and begged him for help. In the ambulance she told him she had been raped by four terrorists. The bleeding was so bad they had to use medications normally given for gunshot wounds. She needed hours of surgery afterward. Daniel has worked in emergency response for twenty years, including in conflict zones, but he says this day will stay with him forever. Raw testimony like this shows exactly what happened that day. We can’t forget.

It’s always about the sexual brutality. Pure psychotic evil.

Please remove netting from goal posts when not in use it can be deadly for wildlife

If an elephant has to suffer so humans can get selfies and social media content, it is not conservation—it is exploitation. Wildlife belongs in the wild, not in tourist entertainment businesses. #ElephantRights #Srilanka

In the city of São Carlos, Brazil, a stray dog named Lilica captured hearts around the world with an incredible act of compassion. After being abandoned in a junkyard, Lilica began making a nightly journey of about 4 miles to the home of an animal lover who fed her. Once she had eaten, she would carefully carry a bag of food in her mouth and walk all the way back to the junkyard. What made her story remarkable was what she did next. Instead of keeping the food for herself, Lilica shared it with the animals she lived alongside, including other dogs, cats, chickens, and even a mule. According to reports, she first began searching for food to help feed her puppies, but she continued bringing food back long after they had grown. Traveling roughly 8 miles round trip, night after night, Lilica became a symbol of loyalty, generosity, and selflessness. Her story is a powerful reminder that kindness and caring for others can be found in the most unexpected places.

This is how Hamas treats its own people. This is who many idiots in the West called a "resistance group." 🤡 Feeling stupid now? No, probably not. They'll call it "Israeli propaganda" or come up with some other ridiculous excuse. Many of these people talk about being on the "right side of history." History will remember them only as a symbol of intellectual decline... x.com/MiddleEast_24/status/2…

A Gazan woman is asked what she thinks about Hamas: "Hamas is no problem as a leadership or anything, as long as they wipe the Jews off the map." Monsters.

A holidaymaker has been accused of grabbing a seagull out of the air then punching it to death after it snatched his pasty. Outraged locals posted pictures of the man claiming he killed the innocent seagull in St Ives, Cornwall yesterday in revenge for trying to steal his savoury treat, as police urged anybody with CCTV footage to come forward. Rosie Reynolds was working at a boat tour stall when the man attacked the bird right in front of her. She said: 'He was walking with his wife and child and the gull just swooped down and stole his pasty. 'He just grabbed it and had its head in his hand and punched it hard in the chest. It was sort of held in his arm so it couldn't escape. 'After three or four punches the bird went limp then he threw it to the ground where it just lay there, it was still alive but its chest cavity was caved in and I think it just went off to die. 'I went over and berated him as did some other people, I said "you can't do that, its illegal" and his wife said the same, I think she was shocked, I asked if he'd do the same to a child who stole an ice cream but he just called me a cow and told me to f*** off. I'm just so shocked, tourists sometimes kick out at the seagulls but this is the worst I've ever seen. 'I recognised his picture straight away on Facebook, I know several people have reported him to police and I hope they can deal with him properly.' A takeaway owner who didn’t want to be named served the man just before he attacked the gull said it actually snatched a fish burger. He said: 'I just remember the guy was really rude, his wife seemed lovely but he was just demanding and said he needed to drive back to Yorkshire as soon as he could.' Another witness Pauly Ford posted on Facebook: 'Just witnessed a 'man' grab a seagull that had knocked the pasty out of his hand and punched the bird twice really, really hard. This was at the harbour.  'The bird wasn't able to fly away and a lady at the sea island boat trips picked it up to look after, sadly the bird had a big hole in its chest so will likely not survive.  'Not sure what to do about this, we have a picture of the guy after killing a seagull because he's an idiot is there anything we can do. Surely the police will want to know.'

Cicatrici che nessuno vede... Lacrime che non si bagnano... Ferite che non sanguinano... Urla che nessuno sente. Date loro voce! SEGNALIAMOLO🔥 Fiorella Animalista Veg

Don’t look away💔 After someone alerted PETA to neglected dogs, our team sprang into action. Three were found dead, & the seven survivors we rescued were all accepted by Virginia Beach SPCA for adoption. The owner was charged with 10 counts of cruelty to animals.

A father listened to his daughter's murder over the phone. Hamas made her call him while they killed her. For fun. That's not a military operation. THAT'S WHO YOU'RE DEFENDING. THAT'S HAMAS.

Armenian customs officers just seized 26 kg of human hair smuggled from Iran hidden inside pillows. A typical woman with medium/long hair has roughly 0.1–0.2 kg on her head. That means this single load represents the hair of 130–260 women. Iranian women facing economic hardship often sell their hair for cash. But the attempt to smuggle this hair, and the scale of the shipment, has raised serious concerns from Iranian human rights activists about the source of the hair. Where exactly did this hair come from? And what exactly has happened to the tens of thousands of Iranian girls who were kidnapped and disappeared for violating hijab laws?

This day (June 11) in 1948, corporate Germany got a slap on the wrist for the Holocaust. The Nuremberg tribunal delivered its verdict on 24 top executives of I.G. Farben — the chemical conglomerate that turned industrialized mass murder into a profitable business. I.G. Farben didn’t just profit from the Holocaust. They built it. - They manufactured Zyklon B, the cyanide pellets used to gas more than 1 million Jews, mostly at Auschwitz. - They constructed and operated Auschwitz III-Monowitz (Buna), a slave labor camp where tens of thousands of Jews were literally worked to death producing synthetic rubber and chemicals for the Reich. - They “rented” more than 100,000 concentration camp prisoners from the SS across their empire, paying pennies a day. Those too weak to work were shipped back to Birkenau for extermination. - They looted factories and resources across occupied Europe with ruthless efficiency. The charges: planning aggressive war, war crimes, crimes against humanity, and participation in the SS. The punishment? 13 executives were convicted. 10 were fully acquitted. Sentences ranged from 18 months to just 8 years — with generous credit for time already served. Most were free within a few years. Take Fritz ter Meer, one of the most senior executives and a key figure behind the Auschwitz plant. Sentenced to 7 years. Released early in 1950. By 1956, he was Chairman of Bayer’s supervisory board — one of the companies I.G. Farben was broken into. Today, you still use products from the corporate successors of I.G. Farben: Bayer (aspirin, pharmaceuticals), BASF (chemicals, plastics), and Sanofi (from Hoechst). The men who helped make the Holocaust logistically possible didn’t just walk free — their companies thrived. While low-level SS guards were sometimes hanged, the businessmen who designed the factories of death, counted the profits, and shook hands with the SS mostly went home to comfortable lives. This was justice in 1948: hang a few sadists, slap the industrial machine on the wrist, and let the money keep flowing. The Holocaust wasn’t carried out only by fanatics in black uniforms. It was enabled by men in suits with briefcases and balance sheets.

"WE WILL DIE" Miss Inbar Shem Tov (22) hid inside a dumpster with other young people at Supernova when Hamas invaded. She texted her dad, who grabbed his gun and sped to the festival. “By the time someone comes to rescue us, we will die," Inbar wrote. She was buried Oct 10. Her mom memorialized her in a poignant letter. "I was blessed to raise you for 22 years, and then life took you from me on October 7. I withered, I fell apart, I was left breathless, they took away my oxygen.” “My love, I wish I could just for a moment escape on the wing of a bird, fly up above and see my light, to hug you, to kiss you, to hear your voice. My girl — Mom loves you so much.” Remember Inbar. Just a few months before 10/7 she was celebrating her 22nd birthday.

Even the UN admits it now! A new UN report documents Hamas publicly executing, torturing, and maiming Palestinians in Gaza: blindfolded men shot in public squares, beatings with metal pipes, deliberately broken bones, and public punishments designed to spread fear. For years, many tried to portray Hamas as freedom fighters. The reality is much simpler: Hamas terrorizes Israelis and Palestinians alike.

Animals teach us what it means to love without asking for anything in return. But for millions of them, this love is cut short by abandonment, one of the cruelest forms of human indifference. Reflecting on this issue is the first step towards changing this reality and building a society that is more empathetic and responsible towards animals! 🐕 💔 Beautifully said. That line ~ “this love is cut short by abandonment" ~ hits hard because it names abandonment for what it is: not a neutral act, but an active infliction of harm on a being that trusted you completely. Reflection is essential. But you are right that it is only the first step. The real question is: What does the second step look like for each of us? A few actionable ideas for anyone reading this who wants to move from reflection to impact: #AdoptDontShop 🐾. It helps reduce demand from breeders and gives a homeless animal a second chance. Foster, even temporarily. Shelters are overwhelmed. One foster slot opens space to save another life. Microchip. Spay/Neuter prevents accidental litters and ensures lost pets find their way home. Donate or volunteer time and money to local shelters go directly toward feeding, vaccinating, and rehoming. Zadrigman is known for wearing a superhero suit to rescue and help animals. He travels in his suit to assist animals in need. His mission involves promoting animal welfare and love for pets. He is based in Mexico and motivated by partners like Mitsubishi Motors. 🎦 Credit. Isabel Abreu de Lemos.