30 Minutes Of Animals Who Love Their High-Tech Humans | Dodo Kids | Animal Videos For Kids

The story of Turbo, a French fry-sized puppy born without front legs, who faced bullying from his siblings. A compassionate vet clinic lady adopted him, and despite his physical limitations, Turbo showed a zest for life. His mother used treats to help strengthen his back legs, but when that wasn't sufficient, she custom-built a tiny cart for him. An airplane parts maker designed a perfect cart for Turbo after hearing his story online. With encouragement from his mom and a playmate, Turbo learned to use his cart and grew up to enjoy a full life of activity and companionship.

Munchkin, a sickly cat with pneumonia, was rushed to the vet by his owner Chriselle during a pandemic lockdown. Thanks to the understanding at a checkpoint, they reached the vet in time. Munchkin was given oxygen and diagnosed with pneumonia. With treatment and a machine for home oxygen therapy, Munchkin recovered and developed a unique way to communicate with Chriselle through different meows. Their bond deepened, and Munchkin's health returned, showing the power of love and risk-taking for a pet's well-being.

A group of salamander eggs and their mother were discovered in a pond, and with human help, the eggs were placed in water to hatch. The hatchlings grew into tadpoles and then into fully-formed salamanders with legs. The humans provided food and care, and over time, the salamanders grew strong. Eventually, it was time for them to be released back into the wild. The humans expressed their sadness at the departure but knew the salamanders would return to the pond to breed one day.

Munchkin, a loggerhead sea turtle, was found in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, in poor health. A team from the New England Aquarium named her Munchkin and nursed her back to health over eight months with proper temperature, food, and medical care. Once recovered, Munchkin was released back into the ocean with a tracker to monitor her journey. The rescue team's efforts not only saved Munchkin but contributed to the conservation of sea turtles.

Doug, a drone pilot, began his animal rescue career after saving a stray dog named Duke in the Bahamas following a hurricane. Equipped with an infrared camera, Doug's drone helped locate and save numerous animals, including dogs and koalas affected by wildfires in Australia. Doug's dedication to animal rescue extended to adopting Duke, and he continued his work, ready to assist any animal in need, showcasing the impact technology can have on animal welfare.

Scientists explored the intelligence of goldfish by teaching them to drive a small car powered by their swimming movements. The fish were trained to navigate towards a target in exchange for a treat. The experiment demonstrated that fish have the cognitive ability to understand and complete tasks, debunking the myth that they have a three-second memory. The goldfish's success in driving opened up possibilities for further exploration of their capabilities.

Near, a bull with only three legs, was given a new lease on life with a custom-made prosthetic leg. The process involved creating a mold of Near's hoof, building the prosthetic, and fitting it with a sock to prevent blisters. With encouragement from his caretakers, Near learned to walk and eventually run on his new leg. The story highlights the advancements in veterinary care and prosthetics that can significantly improve the quality of life for animals.

Norma, a retired individual with a passion for cats, has dedicated his time to rescuing cats stuck in trees. With specialized equipment, including a 'kitty bag' for safe retrieval, Norma has successfully rescued over 1,000 cats. His favorite part of the job is reuniting the rescued cats with their families. Norma's selfless acts of kindness demonstrate the importance of community support for animal welfare.

Abba, a turtle entangled in a ghost net, was rescued by a team of vets who carefully removed the netting without causing further harm. Abba's injured flippers were treated with honey, an age-old remedy that aids in healing. After recovery, Abba was released back into the ocean, a testament to the dedication and skill of those who work to protect and save marine life.