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http://www.wcsh6.com/news/article/266703/2/Company-donated-major-renovations-to-animal-shelter

BRUNSWICK, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- An animal shelter is getting some much-needed repairs for free, thanks to a Portland construction company.

The Coastal Humane Society has been raising money to build a new adoption center. In the meantime, volunteers and staff have been working in an outdated facility, with a leaky roof, poor insulation, and inefficient storage. Hardypond Construction found out about the repairs that were needed and offered to help. The staff of twenty-four workers and their families are spending two days donating time and materials to get the job done.

"In many ways it is a Band-Aid, but it's an important Band-Aid, as were raising money for our new building," Coastal Humane Society Executive Director Karen Stimpson said. "We have to provide the best shelter we possibly can for our animals, and Hardypond Construction is ensuring that for us in these two days,"

Hardypond is donating about thirty thousand dollars in labor and materials. Several other area businesses have also come forward to donate additional services and supplies.
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I feel this is feel good enough.

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Tom Rinaldi profiles the friendship between Alabama QB AJ McCarron and AJ Starr, the Crimson Tide assistant equipment manager, who has cerebral palsy.

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A month after this thread started.... it only has 67 posts. news orgs don't report feel good stuff anymore, not when there's doom and gloom or fallen celebs to write about.

ironically this good news thread makes me sad. :(
 
plot said:
A month after this thread started.... it only has 67 posts. news orgs don't report feel good stuff anymore, not when there's doom and gloom or fallen celebs to write about.

ironically this good news thread makes me sad. :(
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plot said:
A month after this thread started.... it only has 67 posts. news orgs don't report feel good stuff anymore, not when there's doom and gloom or fallen celebs to write about.

ironically this good news thread makes me sad. :(
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I use a news app that actually has "Good News" or the like for one of the sections. Lots of fluff (literally too with animals) but sadly the number of articles is significantly less than other sections.

Still good for a pick me up :)
 
The so-called polar vortex has Canada in its grip once again, with temperatures plummeting down to -35°C across Ontario on Tuesday, reports the National Post, with Ottawa experiencing an average of -23°C. Going outside without a scarf is not an option, which is why one kindhearted soul is trying to make sure every citizen is properly dressed.

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A month after this thread started.... it only has 67 posts. news orgs don't report feel good stuff anymore, not when there's doom and gloom or fallen celebs to write about.

ironically this good news thread makes me sad. :(
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They never have.
 
Chick-fil-A feeds stranded drivers

Posted: Jan 29, 2014 11:28 AM CST Updated: Jan 29, 2014 11:41 AM CST


Birmingham, Ala. Chick-Fil-A owner

By FOX NEWS - A number of motorists who had to abandon their vehicles in the snow on Highway 280 outside of Birmingham, Ala. were able to find shelter in the storm thanks to the kindness and generosity of Chick-fil-A restaurant employees and the restaurant's owner, Mark Meadows.

Once the snow started accumulating, Meadows closed the restaurant and sent his staff home. But a few hours later, many of them returned – unable to get to their homes.

“Our store is about a mile and a half from the interstate and it took me two hours to get there,” manager Audrey Pitt said. “It was a parking lot as far as I could see.”

So Pitt left her car on the side of the interstate and joined a flock of bundled up drivers trudging through the snow.

Some of the drivers had been stuck in their cars for nearly seven hours without any food or water. So the staff of the Chick-fil-A decided to lend a helping hand.

“We cooked several hundred sandwiches and stood out on both sides of 280 and handed out the sandwiches to anyone we could get to – as long as we had food to give out.”

The staffers braved the falling snow and ice and Chick-fil-A refused to take a single penny for their sandwiches.

The meal was a gift – no strings attached.

So why did they give away their food?

“This company is based on taking care of people and loving people before you’re worried about money or profit,” Pitts says. “We were just trying to follow the model that we’ve all worked under for so long and the model that we’ve come to love. There was really nothing else we could have done but try to help people any way we could.”

The Chick-fil-A also allowed anyone who wanted to sleep on a bench or a booth.

Read more: http://www.myfoxny.com/story/24574965/chick-fil-a-feeds-stranded-drivers#ixzz2rod8bYXq
 
This is Dawn, one of the Nuneaton and Warwickshire Wildlife Sanctuary's 6 resident foxes that cannot be returned to the wild. The majority of animals we get in is injured wildlife that is aimed to be returned into the wild, however, Dawn was a young fox that was took into a dog rescue centre as the member of public that found her thought she was a dog! When they realised they bought her into us but it was too late, because she was too tame and this meant that she wouldn't be able to look after herself in the wild. Dawn is not a pet, and we do not recommend any fox or wild animal as a pet.
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