Comments by "Glamdolly" (@glamdolly30) on "GeoBeats Animals" channel.

  1. What an honour to be chosen by a cat. Dudley knew what he wanted, and held out till he got it. He's proof of the power of positive thinking!
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  2. OMG how could anyone have ever left that rescue without her? She is a love at first sight dog, no question! Beautiful Belle - and what a smart girl she is too! This is one lucky family - and I think Belle knows she landed with all four pretty paws in a tub of butter too! Adorable! 💕♥💕♥💕♥💕♥💕♥💕
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  3. Letting go of a beloved pet when they become old and are preparing to leave this world is so very hard! I still cry for my little dog who died in my arms two and a half years ago. I will never stop missing and loving her.
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  4. These wise and wonderful people have got their priorities right! Life is short. As privileged humans we owe it to other animals, far more vulnerable than ourselves, to be their kind and loving caretakers. More power to TWO SONGS SANCTUARY, and to ALL the wonderful people in the world who are there for animals in their hour of need.
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  5. All that and he's a doctor too?!! Wow, Scooter found her soul mate! What a lovely man. The bond between human and animal is real and beautiful. Great job Sir, Respect to you and Scooter! XXX
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  6. What a wonderful woman, she cared so much about that precious soul spending another freezing night outdoors, she was willing to get bitten to catch him. We need more lovely people like her in the world.
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  7. Birdie is gorgeous, what a character! i love that he has a comfortable home, and is treated as precious family, exactly as he should be. All cats and dogs deserve to be cherished as Birdie is!
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  8. What a lovely, caring young woman Alex is. If more young people were like her, the world's future would be in safe hands! That little mouse is precious! Look at her perfect little face, she's beautiful. It hurts my heart how people demonise and persecute these sweet creatures. Glue traps are utterly barbaric and should be banned, as are old fashioned mouse traps, Ironically, the advert that preceded this particularvideo was for an horrific modern mouse trap the size of a refuse bin, that tempts the mouse up a gangplank, then tricks it into falling into the bin. The advert had it set up in a barn, where it claimed it caught 15 mice, one after the other. I fear the owner doesn't release these live mice but does something unspeakable to them - I found the advert very disturbing. But sweet Greta's story, and her loving Mom who so cleverly found her baby a human Mom to adopt and care for her before she died, touched my heart. Animals love their babies too, the mother-baby bond is not exclusively human! And baby mice have exactly the same basic needs our babies do, for warmth, milk, a safe, darkened bed to sleep in, and LOVE. Bravo Alex for nurturing little Greta as her poor Mom wanted to do, but tragically could not. You did her Mom proud! XXX
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  9. God bless her for giving sweet Chester a wonderful life at last, exactly as he deserves.
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  10. @Poodle_Gun You're seriously defending the adopters who returned a rescue parrot to the shelter after just TWO DAYS, because he wasn't the 'perfect', well-behaved pet they demanded? Hmmm... Very interesting. Are you the shameful, failed adopters concerned? Your decision to come on here and defend the indefensible (and attack the rescue facility for caring for the bird, and working hard to find him decent owners), is bizarre to say the least! There needs to be a national official blacklist drawn up and maintained, of unsuitable animal owners. Every US rescue organisation/shelter should keep (and add to) that blacklist, and protect the most vulnerable category of animals, the unwanted rescues. To reject an animal that already suffered so much trauma through human rejection, is utterly despicable and inexcusable!
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  11. Hard to believe such evil sub-humans walk freely among us but alas they cause misery and heartache to innocent souls every day. Thank God sweet Koko escaped that brute, and now has a kind and loving human family. I hope karma has now caught up with the creep who abused poor Koko. I wonder who else he hurt over the years?
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  12. @donaldjohnson-wn6ps Then he should have taken the bird to an animal sanctuary (which is where he wound up anyway, after the abuser was reported). What do women have to do with this anyway? The kind of loser who abuses animals can't usually get one!
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  13. YES! Please God sweet Winks has found his forever home, and his very own, loving human Mama, and protector. He so deserves his happy-ever-after. What an intense and powerful privilege for a human being to know the pure, unconditional, REAL love of a precious soul like Winks! 😻😻😻😻😻😻😻
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  14. I had a bond like this with my precious little dog. Losing her 3 years ago is the most devastating, ongoing pain imaginable. I knew losing her would be hard - I had no idea. Treasure every wonderful day you are given with your companion. They are lent to us for such a short time, and the sad, inevitable day of parting comes far too soon.
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  15. Agreed, I just wish she'd gone to police and the sub human scum who hurt him was publicly named, shamed, prosecuted and JAILED. Too many people are getting away with the heinous crime of animal cruelty. It needs to be pursued and punished as a priority with automatic jail time. Make an example of animal abusers, and send them a clear message it's not acceptable and won't be tolerated!
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  16. Bless you on your onward journey Sherman, you were deeply loved. And a curse on the scumbags who had abused him, may they die long, slow agonising deaths before they get to hell.
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  17. What a wonderful woman. To make just one other soul feel happy, safe and valued in our too-brief time on the planet, is a life well lived.
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  18. I'm so happy when lovely dogs find lovely people! Pork Roll and his family are just beautiful. Sending love and luck to them from the UK. XXX
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  19. Marv got a family as beautiful as he is. I'm so happy for them! I'm also in love - he is so precious! 🐾😽🐾😽🐾😽🐾
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  20. The cat is thriving, thanks to her wonderful owner. A lovely story.
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  21.  @LittleFatFeet68  Yes, that's absolutely the way I see it. Until societies start putting a higher value on the lives of animals, and punishing animal abusers accordingly through the courts, this particularly nasty crime will continue to be a stain on humanity. What does it say about us as a species, that the penalties for crimes against property - inanimate things like money and buildings - are way harsher than for offences against living, breathing, feeling, sentient beings?
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  22. Love is love, wherever you encounter it - and it is a treasure beyond riches. God bless that sweet vixen and her adopted family. They needed a Mama, she needed babies - and they all got what they wanted, LOVE. So simple and so beautiful.
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  23. I'm in love, Moby is so precious! I love the piggies' crash pad, with all the different mattresses and blankets to choose from, it looks so comfortable! What a great owner, he clearly loves his animals very much. It's a joy to see them living their best life, with all that beautiful pasture to play on. The man is very wise - if you want a dog or cat to come home, you must deliver on that treat every time. It's a contract, and it's about trust, and not betraying it!
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  24. Thank you, that's beautiful and made me cry. I pray it's true, I miss my little dog who I lost to cancer 2 years ago, so very much.
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  25.  @hippopotamus86  Agreed, there's a reason he chose a new home over his own, that is not normal.
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  26.  @kaseyc1350  Psycho? You're nuts!
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  27. I hope his family made a very generous donation to the fantastic animal charity that saved him, @WaalRescue. 👏👏👏
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  28. The people who cause suffering to animals, children and women are cowardly bullies who deserve to be thrown in jail. I am so sick of animal abusers getting away with their disgusting crimes. They should be made an example of!
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  29. ​ @ChaosLightspeed  Visit other people, yes. Repeatedly turn up at another home seeking food, attention and shelter? No - that indicates the cat's needs are not being met at its own home. That's not necessarily a condemnation of their owner by the way. There can be multiple reasons a cat becomes unhappy - the arrival of another pet it doesn't get along with, is a classic one. Ditto small children who are not supervised around it, and play rough/loud. Cats are highly intelligent, and unlike dogs they have the independence to vote with their feet/paws, and find themselves a new family should they want one!
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  30. I hope the insensitive, impatient people who decided this beautiful, sensitive bird wasn't friendly enough for them after TWO DAYS see this video, and read these comments. They should be banned from every animal rescue on the planet. With so little empathy for rescue animals, they are the last people who should be granted the privilege of adopting one!
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  31. Awww Cricket is just precious, I'm so glad she found the family she was meant for.
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  32. Mugsy is beautiful, and most importantly - He Is Loved! God bless him and his wonderful family. XXX
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  33. What a lovely man! Lovely how the pigs have such a bond with him.
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  34. Foxes Rock! They are magnificent mammals, and among the most persecuted of animals in so-called 'civilised' England, where this beautiful girl was thankfully rescued and is now safe. Bravo those wonderful people. Fox hunting was outlawed in Scotland in 2002, and 2005 in England and Wales. But it's well known farmers and random thugs still kill foxes for sadistic pleasure. Illegal hunting and digging out fox dens killing parents and cubs still happens in the UK, and so-called 'pest' foxes are frequently shot. The League Against Cruel Sports does important work to publicise these breaches of animal welfare law, and push for prosecution of the guilty. Foxes do not however have protection under the law, as they should.
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  35. Poor baby didn't have a family before she was rescued - just some scumbag sub-humans who threw her out and abandoned her, when she no longer suited their lifestyle. Utterly DISGUSTING, CRIMINAL BEHAVIOUR! When are these evil people going to get the prosecution and public condemnation/humiliation they deserve? I am so sick of animal abusers getting away with their vile crimes against, sentient, sensitive beings! They must be properly punished, with proper jail terms. They've been allowed to escape justice for animal cruelty for far too long. Steal property, and you'll be arrested immediately! But commit a far worse crime - against a living, breathing, feeling creature, and chances are you'll experience no serious consequences for that terrible crime. ENOUGH! #NoExcuseForAnimalAbuse
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  36. I wish humans were better - and at least tried to understand that any fellow mammal is only aggressive with good reason!
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  37. ​ @erwins_arm  Human stalking and cat 'stalking' are very different. But you're right, not every human is a cat, or indeed an animal lover. Thankfully these people were - I believe the cat picked up on that, which is why he/she stuck around. Cats are highly intelligent, they know when they're wanted, and indeed when they are not! They don't tend to stick around if it's the latter.
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  38. Awww bless her little heart, I'm so glad she knew such wonderful love and care in her time on the planet. Sweet dreams, beautiful Claudia. XXX
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  39.  @TheStillfly656  That squirrel smile of hers was enchanting! A short life but a happy one - quality over quantity.
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  40. Dogs and other animals have immense empathy - frequently far greater than humans.
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  41. Wilma is so adorable! It's wonderful to see how deeply loved and appreciated she is by her humans - as all pets should be. She's clearly a momma's girl, and closely attuned to her mom's moods in particular. Dogs have such powerful empathy for the humans they love.This family has adapted brilliantly to Wilma's sight and hearing issues, so she has followed suit and taken it in her stride. I lost my beloved little dog Dolly to cancer, almost 4 years ago. I still cry when I think of her, and still tell her I love her, in hopes that somewhere, somehow, she senses it. I will always love and miss her. This lady has an awful bereavement ahead, when she loses sweet Wilma. I hope that won't be for a very long time. We make a deal with the devil when we take on an animal, knowing that sad day of parting will come. And it always comes far too soon. You can't prepare yourself for such a loss. You just have to go through it, and accept that your grief and heartbreak are the price owing, for all the love and laughter they gave you. Is it a price worth paying? Hell yes! May this lucky family enjoy many more happy times with their precious girl Wilma. ♥💛❤💛❤💛❤
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  42. It's surprising how adoptable even elderly cats that have lived feral all their lives can be. They appreciate the comforts of a home all the more, and settle down quickly - and they so deserve those various home comforts. People just have to open their hearts and have faith - cats are amazing spirits, with a powerful capacity for loving humans.
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  43. She's beautiful, and what a lovely, nurturing guy.
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  44.  @jeanhealy3132  Totally right! The fact the failed adopters were not willing to invest even a modest amount of time in that poor bird (whose difficult life history they knew all about), shows just how shallow, selfish and demanding they are. And totally unsuited to meeting the needs of ANY vulnerable rescue animal! Any sentient creature who suffered (as this poor bird suffered, for a very long time,) will likely find moving into a new home challenging. Who can blame him, he has been to hell and back! Why didn't they grasp that fact, and step up to help him? I am astonished they weren't willing to provide the emotional support he so clearly needed, not even for just one week, to ease that transition for him. They returned the poor boy to the shelter after mere days! Unbelievable. Apparently he wasn't behaving like the perfect pet - how ridiculous, and how horribly, coldly selfish of them! Shame on those people. It's a great shame they apparently can't be named and shamed. Had the poor Cockatoo only gone to loving, empathetic people, there's no question he'd have been given the gentle love, acceptance, time and space to settle down that he needed, and he would soon have bonded with his new surroundings, and new carers. Whoever the people are who rejected him, they should be placed on an official blacklist of would-be animal adopters/carers who are totally unsuited to such a role. Such individuals only want 'perfect' pets, who behave on their own, narrow terms - they clearly aren't remotely interested in supporting and nurturing these traumatised souls. And that isn't what animal rescue is about - it isn't a cut price pet shop! Such people must be booted out of the animal rescue system. If such a blacklist existed, they would be found out immediately they walked into any rescue or shelter seeking a pet. Sub-humans like this only want animal companions for their own benefit. And that is simply unacceptable!
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  45. OMG, too, too precious! What a lucky owner to share her home and life with this little sweetheart.
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  46. Dogs are magical creatures, and very intuitive. Give your heart to a dog, and it won't let you down - though some sad day, you can guarantee they will break it.
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  47. One of life's greatest pleasures and privileges, is sharing your bed with a beloved pet. I haven't slept through the night since my darling Maltese girl was taken by cancer two years ago. Night time is the worst - I miss reaching out to touch her soft fur, and hearing the low, reassuring rumble of her lady-snores. She was such a joy! Wherever you are now my beautiful Dolly, I love you and miss you beyond measure.
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  48. Just when you thought this story couldn't get any cuter, Dotty was reunited with her birth mother! YAY!
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  49. Oh wow, who could possibly resist that affectionate, furry bundle? He must give the softest, loveliest hugs! So glad Axel found the perfect forever family to love and take good care of him. I really respect this lady for being kind about his previous owners. As they rightly said, the fact he's so chilled and loving, shows he was very loved by them. They just struggled to say no to him I guess, and overfed him. It's sad, but they meant no harm. He's now landed in a wonderful home where he'll get the help he needs to gently slim down, and be the healthy, agile cat nature intended They are doing fantastically well with his weight loss, 10lbs down already - almost a quarter of his original weight gone! He must be feeling so much better and lighter on his paws.
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  50. Every home needs a lucky Chonk!
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