A cat drooled with happiness when she found people to help her after spending nearly ten years outdoors. Dolly Parton the catMagdalenaAgnieszka encountered a petite older cat wandering the streets alone in poor shape. She was dirty and frail and wouldn't survive the winter on her own.It was believed that the cat had lived outdoors for nearly her whole life. She was small underneath her matted fur and desperately needed medical attention. Without hesitation‚ Agnieszka took her off the streets and contacted the rescue community for help.The cat‚ named Dolly Parton‚ was around ten years old. After nearly a decade outside‚ her rescuer was determined to give her the good life she deserved. She was found on the streetsAgnieszkaDolly was found on the streets of Italy‚ where there are limited resources to help stray cats. Agnieszka‚ who was a volunteer in Poland‚ got in touch with a Polish animal rescuer‚ Magdalena‚ for help.Magdalena agreed to take Dolly‚ and they started arranging a trip to get the cat to her new foster home. MagdalenaWith Dolly fully vetted‚ chipped‚ and all her paperwork done‚ she was set to embark on a new journey to a promising future.After a flight and a ride to her foster home‚ Dolly was understandably weary and confused‚ taking refuge in the corner of a room‚ trying to decompress. MagdalenaHer foster mom prepared some wet food with warm water since Dolly had severely inflamed gums‚ which made eating a challenge. She also had a lump on her chest‚ which needed to be removed.Within days‚ Dolly started to adjust to her new environment. The resident cat‚ Malaika‚ greeted her with sniffs and purrs. Dolly was a bit shy at first‚ but the presence of a calm cat eased her nerves. MagdalenaSlowly‚ she came out of her shell and found a spot on the windowsill to bask in the sun. "She waited there in the morning until I came up to pet her‚" Magdalena shared.Dolly also befriended a few foster kittens and nestled with them in their bed. Their warmth and company made her feel safe. Dolly snuggled with foster kittensMagdalenaWith the bad teeth extracted and gums treated‚ Dolly felt like a new cat. "I finally heard her purr when I scratched behind her ears‚ which is where she likes it best.""The moment she started to trust is when she decided she no longer needed to hide and began spending time with us in the living room." She likes to greet her people on the windowsill in the morningMagdalenaDolly hopped on a chair under a table in the living room so that she could stay partially hidden yet still be near her people. "It was a huge step‚ a milestone.""One day‚ I came home and found her sitting on the sofa‚ on the blankets‚" as Dolly was ready to be out in the open with her people. "I went over and hugged her. She was very happy‚" Magdalena told Love Meow. MagdalenaDolly became fond of lying on thick blankets‚ melting into the softness.Soon‚ lounging on the couch with her foster mom became a routine for her. She would demand ear and head scratches and‚ in return‚ drool all over her human happily. When Dolly is happy‚ she droolsMagdalenaShe drools when she's happy‚ especially when getting her ears scratched. She isn't the most active gal in the house but has a knack for naps.Dolly gravitates towards warm places‚ which make excellent snoozing spots. MagdalenaThrough the kindness of people‚ Dolly's life has forever changed. She's spending this winter in a comfortable home where beds are warm‚ food is boundless‚ and company is plentiful. MagdalenaShare this story with your friends. More on Dolly and Magdalena's rescues on Instagram.Related story: Cat Waits on Bench Hoping Someone Will Stop for Him‚ Now Weeks Later He's Living the Life He's Always Wanted

If an insurrection happened and no one reported on it‚ did it really happen? Can the perpetrators of violence escape accountability if it escaped the notice of the corporate media? These questions were put to the test as the corporate media conducted a virtual blackout of Saturday night’s violent protests outside the White House. Here’s a succinct recap as seen on Sunday’s edition of The Big Weekend Show on Fox News: GUY BENSON: Our colleague Lucas Tomlinson live at the White House tonight where President Biden is managing several crises here at home and abroad. Lucas. LUCAS TOMLINSON: And Guy‚ one of those crises was right here at the White House‚ outside the gates. It got a little noisy here last night as thousands of anti-Israel protesters showed up yelling “F- Joe Biden” and “long live the intifada”. Let's just take a listen here at what it looked like. The Park Service scrambled Eagle‚ its helicopter‚ to monitor the protest high above the White House. The Secret Service donned riot gear and ordered the evacuation of reporters from the North Lawn and any White House staff working while the president was at Camp David. They also spray-painted “Genocide Joe” on the statue of General Rochambeau‚ who led French forces against the British during the American Revolution‚ of course.  A short and sweet summary the day after‚ with broader coverage the night of on Fox News. In sum‚ a large anti-Israel protest ended up at the White House‚ which resulted in several arrests‚ a near-breach of the fence outside the White House‚ with media and non-essential White House personnel being evacuated. The scene was eerily reminiscent of the attack on the White House during the fiery but mostly peaceful George Floyd riot in Washington‚ D.C.‚ which resulted in President Donald Trump being evacuated to the White House bunker‚ and multiple injuries among Secret Service personnel and other law enforcement personnel.  How did the other networks cover the calls for an intifada outside the White House‚ you ask? Here’s a quick rundown. ABC: Absolutely nothing on Saturday night. Nothing on Good Morning America‚ ABC This Week‚ or World News Tonight. CBS: A brief report on the daytime (less violent) portion of the march‚ replete with overhead shots on Saturday’s Weekend News. Nothing on Sunday Morning‚ Face The Nation‚ or Sunday Weekend News. NBC: Nothing on the Nightly News or Meet The Press. Absolute zero on the networks. As for CNN‚ they went out of their way to suppress news of the riots. Afternoon coverage ran with a daytime video package of the D.C. protest filed by correspondent Gabe Cohen.  Jim Acosta did go live with brief reports of the night-time confrontations along the security fence‚ with reporting from Priscilla Alvarez. But once Acosta went off the air‚ CNN went back to the Gabe Cohen daytime package. The scary stuff disappeared. To recap: the media went out of their way to avoid covering a violent pro-Hamas protest at the White House. Reasonable persons may conclude that‚ by blacking out Saturday night’s events‚ they actively participated in an insurrection. Paging Merrick Garland.  

If you are a fan of chaotic plays in Clash Royale‚ then there is no reason not to enjoy 2v2 battles in the casual mode‚ especially if you have a friend to play with. The 2v2 mode is a great playground for friends to grind the ranks of Season Pass and receive all the rewards before the end of the season.

Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown features a number of side quests dotted around the vast map for you to discover and complete. Some have fairly obvious objectives. Others‚ like Motherly Love‚ don't give you a lot to go on.

Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown is a beautifully realized Metroidvania featuring a massive map to explore with tons of collectibles‚ hidden passages‚ puzzles‚ and items to keep you scouring every corner of the map for hours and hours on end. After the main storyline drops you into the Depths‚ you'll encounter a creepy multi-limbed vendor called The Scrapper.

Texas authorities have denied accusations that the state's law enforcement prevented Customs and Border Protection from rescuing three migrants who were drowning in the Rio Grande Friday.

The Horwitz-Wasserman Holocaust Memorial Plaza in Philadelphia‚ located on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway‚ was recently defaced in an act of vandalism‚ a spokesperson for the memorial told CBS News.

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis‚ facing allegations of misconduct in Georgia's case against former President Donald Trump‚ defended her appointment of special prosecutor Nathan Wade‚ The Hill reported.

In a groundbreaking revelation that’s set to redefine the way we view air travel‚ a group of social justice warriors has come forward to declare that the desire to avoid dying in a plane crash is deeply rooted in white supremacy. “We have to confront the uncomfortable truth‚” said Dr. Equity Inflight‚ a leading researcher in the emerging field of Aeronautical Social Justice. “The fear of plane crashes‚ also known as aviophobia‚ is a manifestation of systemic racism and white privilege.” According to the researchers‚ the disproportionate representation of white individuals in the history of air travel safety concerns is proof of the racially biased nature of this particular fear. The Desire To Not Die In A Plane Crash Is Rooted In White Supremacy pic.twitter.com/osXYKeEOvV— News That Matters (@ThatmattersNews) January 14‚ 2024 “If you look at historical data‚ you’ll notice that concerns about plane crashes have been primarily expressed by people with lighter skin tones‚” explained Dr. Inflight. “This perpetuates the narrative that the lives of white passengers are somehow more valuable than those of passengers of color.” To address this perceived injustice‚ the researchers suggest implementing mandatory anti-racism training for all airline passengers. Proposed modules include sessions on recognizing and dismantling subconscious biases associated with plane safety concerns. “We need to create a safe space for everyone on board‚” said Dr. Harmony Altitude‚ a co-author of the study. “By acknowledging and deconstructing these fears‚ we can pave the way for a more inclusive and equitable flying experience.” Critics argue that this perspective overlooks the universal fear of plane crashes and that attributing it to racial dynamics may be an oversimplification. In response to the criticism‚ Dr. Inflight retorted‚ “It’s time we recognize that even our fears are not exempt from the far-reaching tentacles of systemic racism. Only by confronting these biases head-on can we truly soar to new heights of equality.” As the aviation industry braces for potential turbulence in the wake of this revelation‚ passengers are left wondering if their fear of plane crashes will be the next frontier in the ongoing battle against systemic racism. The post The Desire To Not Die In A Plane Crash Is Rooted In White Supremacy appeared first on Genesius Times.