I figured that given everything that's going on in the world today, we could use a thread where we can document acts of kindness that touch our hearts. I'll share a video of a multitude of acts of kindness here to kick this thread off, starting with a homeless man named Ron Howell:
Ron Howell's Story
Howell, from Salt Lake City, Utah, saw a Chihuahua being thrown out of a car on the highway where he panhandled, and risked his life to save the poor creature. Noting that the dog was a kindred spirit like himself (both now being homeless), he took care of the dog, hoping to find it a forever home eventually. A woman named Angel Janes noticed Howell protecting the Chihuahua, and quickly got into contact with an animal rescue group, which quickly found the furry friend a forever home. The leader of this rescue group, Kathleen Dahlman, not one to sit aside while others needed help, set up a Go-Fund-Me to help get Howell off of the streets and into a home himself.
As of now, the Go-Fund-Me hasn't gotten to its goal as of yet (a little over $6,800 of a $10,000 goal), but the kindness of these three people touched my heart.
Ron Howell's Story
Howell, from Salt Lake City, Utah, saw a Chihuahua being thrown out of a car on the highway where he panhandled, and risked his life to save the poor creature. Noting that the dog was a kindred spirit like himself (both now being homeless), he took care of the dog, hoping to find it a forever home eventually. A woman named Angel Janes noticed Howell protecting the Chihuahua, and quickly got into contact with an animal rescue group, which quickly found the furry friend a forever home. The leader of this rescue group, Kathleen Dahlman, not one to sit aside while others needed help, set up a Go-Fund-Me to help get Howell off of the streets and into a home himself.
As of now, the Go-Fund-Me hasn't gotten to its goal as of yet (a little over $6,800 of a $10,000 goal), but the kindness of these three people touched my heart.