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The Westminster Kennel Club is celebrating its 150th show this year in New York.
AP Video covers the event, linking history with today’s competition.
The piece ties past stories to current prestige in dog shows.
The video highlights the club’s long historical evolution in canine culture.
The clip is tagged as AP Video and credits Ted Shaffrey for footage.

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Teddy, a dog rescued after four years in a cage, enjoyed a first beach visit with his new owner.
The owner shared that Teddy's healing began but remains ongoing, with trust building taking time.
The clip shows Teddy running with a lead, then freely exploring the sand and sea after the lead is released.
The moment is described as a powerful, hopeful chapter in Teddy's recovery journey.
Experts note that healing may include decompression periods and nightmares as dogs adjust.
The owner emphasizes that rescue can bring long-term joy to both dog and caretaker when circumstances allow.
The TikTok video of Teddy’s beach visit drew positive reactions from viewers who expressed joy at his happiness.
The dog’s owner described Teddy’s best day as a turning point in his recovery and sense of safety.
Commentators expressed hope Teddy would keep dreaming of waves and freedom after the beach visit.
The Mirror reports on Teddy’s healing as part of ongoing adoption and rescue narratives.

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Kiki the lamb, born unable to walk, receives a motorized wheelchair built from a stroller.
Caretakers adapted a stroller into a mobility device controlled by a joystick for Kiki.
The sanctuary aims to provide lifelong sanctuary to animals needing ongoing care.
By Kiki’s first birthday, a custom mobility device enabled independent outdoor movement.
Kiki’s story illustrates how engineering and care can improve the lives of disabled animals.
The sanctuary staff emphasizes animal companionship alongside mobility upgrades.
Kiki’s care includes ongoing social interaction with other animals, not just medical support.
The project demonstrates community involvement by sharing updates and photos.
Kiki’s mobility device allows interaction with both animals and people around the barn.
The feature highlights the broader sanctuary work of rescuing and caring for disabled animals.

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