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Georgie the dog, who has just one eye, was given eye drops that seemed to be specified for her nonexistent one.

A wedding expert told Newsweek: "In this scenario, the reason why she responded the way she did needs to be explored more than the ring choice."

"Chelsea typically does everything in slow motion," the owner of the 14-year-old crossbreed told Newsweek. "She wants to stop and sniff or inspect everything."

"Naturally when she found that she knew it was the one for me," Marlon told Newsweek, talking about his grandmother's gift.

"Introducing Jalepeno, Chipotle, Habanero, Ghost (Pepper) and Cayenne lmao," one TikTok user joked below the post.

"My sister-in-law has been bombarding me with texts about how I was selfish," the dog owner said.

"Lucifer warns me of fainting episodes, assists with balance, retrieves dropped items, and he can do much more than that," his owner told Newsweek.

"I would have jumped in the pool to help them look, but I wanted to be sure we weren't wasting time looking in the wrong place," the photographer told Newsweek.

"I do this for all four of my dogs after eating. They line up waiting for their turns," one TikTok user commented under the post.

The agency posted a video online seeking information from Russians that it promises can be shared anonymously.

The parent admitted the decision had led to a fall-out in the family.

The professional dog groomer told Newsweek: "I saw the dog's urn and just couldn't believe that someone had left their dog's ashes at Goodwill."

"Give him a treat please," one TikTok user commented under the post.

"Dog said 'I'll show you how to howl mum,'" one TikTok user commented under the post.

"The police officer then happily called a tow truck," the man told Newsweek. "They then towed the car and I drove to work with a smile on my face."

Stella the dog helped the 11 abandoned puppies by nursing them when they needed it most.

"My wife is mad at me, and my wife's parents I'm sure are not thrilled as well," explained the man who walked out on his wife's birthday dinner.

The animal shelter decided not to charge the dog's new family an adoption fee, even though they had spent thousands on healing the pup and improving his health.

"I'm autistic, and the combination of the mess, fumes and intrusion really set me off into a spiral," the tenant told Newsweek. "I feel a bit walked over."

"She was abused for breeding purposes, which led to her developing hip dysplasia and gaining a large amount of weight," Indy's owner told Newsweek.

After being used as a breeding dog for years, Coco was nervous and quiet when she arrived at her new home.

"The way I'd marry him on the spot," one TikTok user commented under the post, as dozens of other users gushed over the handsome window cleaner.

The RSPCA recently discovered that animal re-homing rates across England and Wales have dropped by 8 percent.

When the woman explained she was simply there to babysit, the father's girlfriend was still furious with her.

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Former GOP Representative Adam Kinzinger called Musk a "free speech absolutist" for "censoring content from the anti-authoritarian Turkish side."

This week's Pet of the Week winner is adorable puppy Plato who amazed his owners when he gave a wink to the camera.

Defending the listing, the Roomies.com user told Newsweek that it was about the convenience of them being able to cook whenever they wanted.

"All grandchildren love visiting grandparents," one TikTok user commented under the video.

"The auction went live and the price started climbing," the thrifter told Newsweek.