Kindness always matters and this video shows that human beings are not the only ones capable of spreading it. Watch as these animals show kindness and empathy when they rush in to help save another animal in need.
In the first part of the video, an elephant calf falls into a pool of water in an elephant enclosure. Two other elephants in the enclosure spring into action to save the baby from the water, rushing in to escort the baby to the part of the pool that it can walk out of. All the while, another elephant is helplessly watching in the background and is clearly upset about the danger the baby is in.
In a similar scene, a baby monkey falls into the water and can’t reach the rocky edge to pull itself out. As the baby treads water, it gets more stressed over its predicament and begins to cry out for help. Over and over it tries to reach the edge until finally another money plucks it out of the water and carries it to safety.
Nothing compares to the love of a mother so when a fox tries to get these goslings, the parents refuse to stop protecting their babies, even as the fox snaps at them. Clearly, the fox is stronger than the brave geese but their determination to keep their flock safe keeps the babies from becoming lunch.
In the next breathtaking rescue, two dogs are playing near rushing water when one goes after a stick and falls in. The dog is helpless against the current and begins to be carried downstream when the other dog grabs the stick and pulls his friend to safety. Not only does the dog save his friend, but he also uses a tool to do it.
Another harrowing rescue shows a puppy crossing the driveway when suddenly a car is backing up into the driveway. It doesn’t look good for the puppy when suddenly another dog races in and carries it out of danger. When the owner of the dogs realizes what nearly happened, she hugs her dogs close, grateful they are ok.
Next, a bear uses her body weight to rescue her cub from the tippy-top of a tree. She climbs the thin trunk until finally, the tree bends toward the ground and when it’s close enough, she breaks the tree and the cub tumbles to safety.
Next, a bear uses her body weight to rescue her cub from the tippy-top of a tree. She climbs the thin trunk until finally, the tree bends toward the ground and when it’s close enough, she breaks the tree and the cub tumbles to safety.
In perhaps the most adorable rescue, a baby koala somehow finds itself on the wrong side of a fence and is trying to get back to its mother. The mother arrives at the fence and welcomes the baby back and helps it climb over and onto her back.