A family’s Doberman named Saraya may have helped save their six-month-old after the dog suddenly became unusually clingy around the baby. Later that day, little Alexander looked unwell, and doctors discovered his heart was racing at 280 beats per minute. Luckily, they were able to get Alexander help, but Saraya wasn’t finished playing watchdog. A few months later, the dog started acting strangely around Alexander again . . . and this time the baby had bacterial tonsillitis…………………….Back in 1979, a class ring was lost on a beach in Washington’s Puget Sound, when two friends started wrestling, and for 47 years it was lost, until a metal detectorist found it. It had the school’s name and initials on it . . . so with some help from alumni, they were able to track down the owner. The guy who lost it had actually borrowed the ring from his older brother, so he finally got to return it. He said, “I’ll just borrow it for the summer . . . little did I know it would be a 47-year history.” (Here’s a news report.)………….And finally, on the birthday of the USMC………….
A Marine veteran in New York City is using his delivery business to bring hundreds of free meals to veterans and military families every Wednesday. His name is Rudy Cazares, and he has a team of four drivers that pick up meals and deliver them all over NYC. It’s called “The Campaign Against Hunger,” and in three years since they’ve opened, they’ve delivered over 80,000 meals.