An Ohio shelter kitten named Gelato went viral after a video showed him in a homemade wheelchair built from rulers, zip ties and Hot Wheels cars. But Gelato has leveled up because all that online attention helped connect him with people who could provide a custom-built wheelchair designed specifically for his needs. Veterinarians say the new wheels could help him build strength in his back legs and improve his chances of eventually walking on his own………………. Researchers have developed a tiny sensor that can detect dopamine from a single teardrop. The sensor uses a laser-treated carbon material that allows it to detect extremely small amounts of dopamine. That’s the brain chemical that controls movement, mood, and thinking. Researchers are hoping that this breakthrough could one day help doctors spot conditions like Parkinson’s disease without needles or blood draws……………And finally……………
There’s a viral video of the Woods family’s sweet birthday tradition, where each year, the birthday kid gives the first piece of cake to the person who helped them the most over the past year. This year, nine-year-old Othello gave the first slice of his birthday cake to his older sister, Azaria, to thank her for helping him with schoolwork and playing with him. Her reaction is priceless. Their parents started the tradition to establish family values and show appreciation and love.