8 Of The Most HEROIC Animals

[@ATR000]

My dog was attacked by a gang of near ferral dogs, she died of blood loss. When she was still conscious, she slowly wagged her tail when she saw me. I never been an emotional guy, but this almost brought me to tears. Even near her death, she was happy to see me...

[@redrebel1734]

How touching

[@Yiaya928]

I was holding in tear’s watching this but I lost it when I read about your pup. Bless him. 🩵

[@AdamUKG]

Man sorry to hear about your pup I’m sure seeing you made her final moments a lot more peaceful knowing you was there

[@olivebrosnan4437]

I’m sorry to hear about your dog, she must’ve been a good girl. I lost my two cats in an apartment fire. It was painful see their bodies when we had to go to the crematorium. They weren’t burnt but instead died of smoke inhalation they were at least unconscious when it happened but I breathed in that smoke and it hurt like hell so I can only imagine what my cats were feeling before they passed out from the smoke. I could see them under the bed, I wish I saved them but you never know how you react to something until it happens to you. I hope your dog is having a good afterlife with all the love she could get.

[@caitlinsnowfrost8244]

Scarlett's story always warms my heart. I had a children's book about her and something about her determination to save all of her kittens is just...it's so good. Scarlett, you were not just a good girl. You were the best.

[@yodacat9589]

I dont get why they didn't rehome her with her babies :(

[@jamesvanitas]

I wish I could meet her. She deserves a warm home and a loving home.

[@coyoteartist]

@@yodacat9589 I recall at the time, someone pointing out that as long as she was in the vet care, there was help with the kittens. Once she was in a home, 4 kittens would have probably overwhelmed her while still needing so much care. They'd have been weaned and ready for the world. Getting them, their own homes is the same thought I'd have had and I like to think of it as another gift she gave the world, by the impact those kittens would have had on their new families.

[@jacobcrosby6060]

Kind of disappointing she was separated from the kittens she saved

[@coyoteartist]

@@jacobcrosby6060 When I thought about it after, it did sound like she at least was with them while in the vet's. So they weren't separated until the kittens were old enough

[@ryancox6059]

Cher Ami deserved the highest of recognition for the fact after being almost blown apart, it managed to complete its mission with heart alone.

[@kaitlin9288]

I lost my dog to kidney failure earlier this week. She had been my best friend for the past 16 years, and helped emotionally support my brother and I through some really tough times in our lives. This video made me feel a bit better, reminding me that animals and pets can be heroes to us, whether on a large scale or a smaller scale. Thanks for the great content; keep up the good work. And to my dog Charlotte, I love you. You'll always be a hero to me.

[@deathmetal7115]

I lost my cat I saved 2 years ago from kidney failure as well I loved her so much she always enjoyed being in the house and she was so grateful for every day she gave me a big meow and and rub against my leg every morning she slept on my bed every night its sad to see them go Rip jewels

[@James02876]

Never stop carrying her memory with you, and talk about her often. Even though Charlotte's not with you, she's not gone, she lives on in your heart, your mind, and in the things you learned from her.

[@MariusWales]

To our pets. We couldn’t live without them and we’re better because of them.

[@alctrume]

This made me emotional 😖

[@catscar708]

The 9-11 segment made me cry. I’ll never forget hearing on the news that they staged a few rescues for the search dogs to bolster their morale. 😻

[@SportsandTrueCrime]

As a 9/11 survivor and first responder I want to give an honorary mention to all the search and rescue dogs that were there. We all had on special gear yet still found it hard to breathe and extremely hot. Poor dogs had fire resistant boots on their lil paws bcuz fire would shoot up ertime a large barrier was lifted/removed. I know they suffered cuz the bottom of my own boots felt like they were melting. I think they worked longer hours than we did. First rescue dogs to find survivors then cadaver dogs to assist in victim recovery. Just a shout out to all of them! 🐕 🗽

[@ceazarsalad4414]

I heard stories that the cadaver dogs would start to get really depressed because of the sheer ammount of bodies they were recovering. Do you encounter that?

[@dalriadajohannsen]

❤️

[@Augustbeauty69]

@@ceazarsalad4414 I heard the same thing. They'd have to set up a "rescue" to give the dogs a lift, let them "find" someone who was alive.

[@SportsandTrueCrime]

@@ceazarsalad4414 I can’t say anything with 100% certainty bc I did not handle any of them. However, as a pet lover and owner, I can say what I observed. Dogs eyes and faces r very expressive. U can see happiness, sadness, excitement, pain, etc. After long days of working and being extremely focused, u could see almost despair. Working dogs r highly praised when successful. Despite the caring handlers, those poor babies suffered emotionally - I would guess as much as we did. Give your animal a hug today!!! 🤗 🐱 🐶

[@ceazarsalad4414]

@@SportsandTrueCrime thank you for anwsering my question! i wasn't alive when 9/11 happened so i thought id ask someone who was there. Also! thank you for your service as a first responder there thats awesome

[@venomousnate7263]

I’ve heard the story of Cher Ami before. Every time I hear the story it’s always such a cool story. A pigeon despite shot multiple times managed to get a message of backup to soldiers. Incredible, also with the story of Sergeant Stubby and Balto.

[@chiefkeef74]

And Rags

[@marcusblackwell2372]

Actually, Togo is responsible, not Balto. Well, Balto was still important, but Togo is the real MVP

[@dustinspidervader]

I've always had a soft spot in my heart for cats. However, I've never heard of Scarlett or of her story. Needless to say, I had to pause the video and take a few minutes to pull myself together. She was a very brave kitty. It makes me happy that she still got to live a long life with someone who loved her.

[@DuranLezard]

I remember the story of Lulu when it happened, and it made me feel happy that she was able to help save her owner's life. That was one great pig.

[@Smokeyjoedamanedamythdalegend]

Scarlet the cat was one of the first stories I remember reading about as a kid. It was in a childrens book or something. I’m sitting here at 23 now and I was thinking “didn’t they name her after the fire” and when you said they did my jaw dropped lmao

[@Smokeyjoedamanedamythdalegend]

Now I’m in the feels because the owner talking about the cat wanting to play in the middle of the night. My gma was the same way and understood her cat the same way. I’m glad scarlet got the right owner it’s too sweet

[@acetixi3770]

@@SmokeyjoedamanedamythdalegendI cried so hard over Scarlets story and her owner giving her love and care since I cherish cats so much and how brave Scarlet was and how much she deserves a lot of love and care.

[@jamesthebluecat1263]

Rest In Peace to all of these animal heroes.😿😿😿

[@kem1691]

I'd love a part 2 to this! (Wojtek the bear, Tara the cat, George the Jack Russel terrier...)

[@Kimrbr549]

Tara was a badass! ❤

[@DarkLorddReviews]

The heroes humanity deserves.

[@MariusWales]

Not deserves, but needs.🦇

[@MariusWales]

@@ttempels A lot of these animals have to help us through shit that we bring upon ourselves. How do we deserve their aid when we’re always trying to kill each other and the world around us? …Got kinda serious there.😅

[@fidelio9301]

Not all heroes have fur, not all heroes have tails. Etc.

[@grimreaper470]

Yes the most destructive and horrible species “deserves” animals help

[@DarkLorddReviews]

@Grim Reaper If they don't, who will?

[@chantellepride6368]

Scarlett showed remarkable bravery saving her kittens, she showed remarkable strength saving them too!

[@MariusWales]

Another example of how a cat's bravery is very underrated.

[@yeeyeehaircut]

I was really happy to know that the cat was able to recover and live the rest of her life in joy with her owner, while her kittens were most likely also cared for.

[@Jolis_Parsec]

My old dog Nacho saved my life when I was at my lowest after my grandmother passed away, as he was there for me when I was severely upset and feeling like a hole had engulfed my heart. He passed a couple years ago, but I’ve kept his ashes on the mantelpiece and will never forget what a faithful companion the little fella was.

[@dominickpadilla2107]

May Nacho rest in peace, dogs are so loyal and no human deserves them. I hope you find comfort in nacho and May he love on forever. P.S. my dogs name is also nacho!

[@judithcampbell1705]

I salute Balto and all the dogs of war . My hero is my dog Kayla. She was a collie cross. My health was very poor as I have multiple sclerosis. My daughter bought her for me as a surprise. My husband told me that in order to make her mine I had to walk her every day. I took that advice to heart, I pushed myself to tears every day, just to walk her a mere half a block. Eventually as I got stronger our distance was longer until we were walking 4 miles a day. We went into longer walks/races and we won prizes too. I owe my health to my dog Kayla and she lived for 16 years plus 4 months old. She was my first and only dog and I still grieve her loss. She was my best friend and I loved her dearly ❤ 💛

[@blackbird7781]

Well.... Balto is no hero and merely takes credit for what the other sled dogs did. The real hero was Togo who did way way more than balto. Balto's owner stole the credit and people believed him cuz he was the last lead musher, who got to the town. Lots of the stories and claims about balto actually rightfully belong with Togo

[@gevans446]

When the 9/11 rescue dog got a hero's salute on the way to the vet, it suddenly got a lot more rainy in here. These animals were not mere good bois. They were best bois. Love your animals because they love you more than you know.

[@MariusWales]

The first recipients of the Dickin Medal (honouring animals in military conflict) were thirty-two pigeons, eighteen dogs, three horses and one cat. Whenever I mention this to anyone they're like, "What did the cat do?" I admit, it grabbed my attention as well, but the other animals are forgotten so easily. 😅

[@Moon_x_sun]

I Think its Because We Can imagine what the other animals did tbh as so many ppl see cats as selfish assholes (wich they def Can be)

[@BigGrabowski]

@@Moon_x_sun Also, to answer, the cat was named Simon, a ship's cat who was praised for eradicating rats from the ship, even after sustaining shrapnel injuries during an attack on the frigate he serviced.

[@Goozero1]

The way Mr Riviera described Salty is so heartwarming and bittersweet. Thank you for your service, Salty.

[@bradwolf07]

I saw a short recording of a young boy being stalked and attacked by a neighbor's dog. It was almost immediately body checked by the boy's cat. The boy got up and ran while the cat watched over him. The love of animals can be rather powerful.

[@NightTheKittenn]

I heard about Scarlet's story in first grade and I've been obsessed with her ever since. I'm glad to hear she lived to the ripe age of 13! That's pretty old for a cat! (The average life expectancy for a housecat is ~15!) She was clearly very well loved too, bless the lady that adopted her. I know her story gets told often, but I appreciate you telling it again regardless. Something that really gets me emotional is how badly burned she was, her kittens were relatively unscathed in comparison. They're definitely singed, but she got them all out before any major injuries could happen.

[@noodlechild666]

13 isnt old for a cat at all. Ive never lost a cat under the age of 18, and the last 3 ive lost were all aged of 20, with the oldest being 23. All house cats. Scarlet was obese, which is one of the main reasons her life was cut short. Dry food is the leading cause of obesity and kidney disease.

[@0themanticore0]

@@noodlechild666 Yup, owner is responsible for her decline in health. Anthropomorphism is dangerous for animals.

[@jamesvanitas]

@@noodlechild666 Is there a guide to this? On how to give a cat the best life care possible?

[@comedicsociopathy]

​@@noodlechild666 Agreed. Free feeding is also a huge problem. It's sad that Scarlet was adopted by an animal abuser because that's what letting her become this horribly fat is.

[@comedicsociopathy]

​@@jamesvanitas Of course? There are plenty of books, videos etc. about caring for cats. I recommend Jackson Galaxy on KZbin too, he explains everything you need to know and more.

[@CoffeeFruits-World]

I choked up at Salty and Riviera's story. Imagine an animal loving you so much that they refuse to leave your side when there's a 99% chance that they won't survive.

[@TheDigitalApple]

Cher Ami as one wise man once said “Absolute mad lad”

[@Setsotama]

A man of culture I see

[@chiefkeef74]

Rags deserved to be on thid vid

[@thezman9001]

Getting captured because you tried to talk to an enemies dog is exactly how I would become a PoW

[@janemiettinen5176]

Oh, same! For sure.

[@sjharris9583]

As an animal lover, I approve of this; and that’s before watching it myself!

[@DarkLorddReviews]

Same

[@JuanGomez-ke5py]

Same here

[@jamessparkman6604]

@@JuanGomez-ke5py even the King of beasts has an inner hero to channel

[@unlovednekochan94]

damn Scarlett truly was hero to her babies 😿

[@lathanbarr2289]

Man I got a lump in my throat when they were saluting Brittney on her last walk

[@retepoteil]

Me too. That was hard to watch

[@chocolatefrenzieya]

Scarlett's story still makes me tear up.

[@redranger4953]

I love these heartwarming stories. I first heard Lulu's stories on Urban Legends, a Canadian show about myths and outlandish stories, and Balto from watching a couple of clips from the movie of the same name. Animals are amazing creatures and have more compassion and intelligence than some humans. I fondly remember the days I had with my pet dalmatian. Great video @Savox. Can't wait for the next one.

[@deswood5760]

I love that stubby was covered here... plus I am Glad to finally make it to the premiere... love these stories god or bad ending... shows that kindness and loyalty exist even with the animals around us...

[@Angryginger2421]

I love dark content but I also love wholesome content. I can't help but to smile and cry happy tears great video like always! May all these animals rest in peace I hope Togo will be as famous as Balto soon.

[@amandadaley4182]

I really do hope Togo does get more recognition on his part during the diphtheria dog sled run. I watched his story when it came out on streaming services and was kind of sad that Togo was never really talked about but put in so much work. He was also a good boy alongside the great Balto.

[@Angryginger2421]

@@amandadaley4182 I haven't watched it yet but I agree with you

[@amandadaley4182]

@@Angryginger2421 If you do want to watch it, it might still be on Disney plus. That's where I watched it when it first came out. 😊

[@davidpruittmusic]

Great video! This was a very educational documentary with uplifting content. I enjoy the darker stuff, but today in particular I appreciate the positive change-up. Looking forward to the next one!

[@cinnamonroll3028]

I love watching videos like this. Animals are just so amazing and while watching videos about dark topics are fun and interesting, wholesome videos are just so much better. My cat has been with me for ten years and I don't know what I would have done without him. He has helped him through a lot and stopped me from taking my own life in several cases. I really hope that I don't lose him anytime soon.

[@jamesvanitas]

Keep an eye on him. Make sure he eats healthy food. And give him will infinite amounts of love and support. Because one day, you will have to part ways. But you can make it longer by attending to his health constantly.

[@comedicsociopathy]

Don't let him become as morbidly obese as Scarlet was.

[@nicklands5338]

This was a wonderful change of pace video you created Savox. I've enjoyed all of your other past videos, and usually watch them repeatedly at times. Watching one or your past videos got me to follow Nick Crowley on KZbin as well. To create a positive video of heroic animals was something I think the world needs to see. The 9/11 dogs were particularly impactfully for me to watch, causing me to become emotional. Looking forward to all your future videos on your channel.

[@BlueMoonSamurai]

Reading the title made me smile. It's a welcome change of pace.

[@iamwrong2239]

I like these wholesome videos, you should do more of these. Helps to balance out all of the dark stuff

[@melissalowery6688]

Im a blubbering mess watching this video. I absolutely love animals and seeing this just shows how amazing animals are. Love this video. Thank you ❤

[@IanTheMotorsportsMan_YT]

I enjoy your dark videos, but thank you so much for making a wholesome lighthearted video like this! Hope to see more dark and wholesome videos from you! :)

[@crimsonshadow1649]

Wasn't expecting such a heartwarming video on my recommendations of dark content. Thanks so much for your hard work. Definitely sharing this.

[@jabbarmuhammad8804]

It's a about time animal heroes get the recognition they deserve saving human lives

[@pundertalefan4391]

I never thought I'd see a story about an animal saving its own kids here, but it was very sweet. I'm a dog person, but I like cats as well, and I feel so happy for Scarlett, her babies, and her owner. ❤

[@SESauvie]

I needed this video today, thank you for the work put into this.

[@pundertalefan4391]

What a brave piggy. But I feel like Bear knew something was wrong as well. He deserves credit for trying. Always listen to animals, people. It could save your life.

[@wolf3581]

I listen to KZbin at work and this comes on and all the sudden I'm crying at work. I love animals!

[@Hereannow]

I can't thank you enough for doing a video as special as this! It's just beautiful, thank you so much for showing us these incredible heroes... ❤️

[@ChrisVillagomez]

Imagine being an archaeologist in the future and you dig up a plaque that says "Award for courage and intelligence to Scarlett for saving her kittens from a burning garage even while recieving severe injuries" I would be so completely shocked. This civilization was so kind-hearted that they honored a cat all over the world who saved her kittens, I'd have to leave to make sure my tears don't contaminate the find. The whole video has me crying. I'm a grown-ass man who can see all kinds of war footage and be unfazed but heroic and sad animal stories? Nah I'm crying like my own pets have died. Gandalf says it best: "I will not say do not weep, for not all tears are an evil."

[@Final.Soldier]

One of your best works. Made me shed some tears. Excellent videos.

[@Biffting93]

Salty and Roselle made me cry 😭 what heroes ❤

[@Blalack77]

It's always seemed like animals can differentiate adults from children. I mean, I'm sure a lot of the time they'd just attack a kid too but it seems like there's some spark of recognition where their paternal instincts kick in and they'll help/protect a human kid. And I'm a meat eater but Lulu makes me want to get a little pig as a pet. Jeez, I'm a grown ass man but the dog ones are making me choke up a little.

[@KratosCar]

And that's ok

[@comedicsociopathy]

They can. Cats can even smell when a human woman is pregnant, most of the time before she knows herself. And aggressive animals, especially dogs and cats, are that way because of their owners.

[@lord_boneman]

Jesus, I was only on the second entry and was already tearing up. Then Salty came up, goddammit who’s cutting onions?

[@brunettebi4111]

Mad respect for these heroic animals. 🙏

[@DethRaptor]

Started crying in the first damn story.. This is gonna be a rough one.

[@donnellmartin1056]

Our cat, her name was Gracie mae, she was 13 years old, she saved our lives, we had been having issues with our stove, and one night it caught fire, none of our smoke alarms went off, she woke my husband up, then he woke me up. Unfortunately she was scared and ran back to the bedroom with our new kitten, the smoke was so thick and my husband couldn't make back there and they both died from smoke inhalation.

[@mischiefgoblin9102]

I would love to see a part 2 :) maybe with the stories of gorillas that save children who fell in their zoo enclosures or the polish war bear (Warvjeck I think?)

[@fidelio9301]

Wojtek, also rags the war dog.

[@blackbird7781]

I wanna see Togo, the actual hero, rather than balto who was the faker

[@Ultimaniacx4]

It's a shame videos like this don't get as much attention as the compilations of horrors.

[@plutoniumcoreuk]

Being from the UK I have never heard of the Remarkable of Balto what an incredible story along with all the others that are duly credit worthy.

[@kendoruslink7017]

Damn, this video nearly brought tears to my eyes . Thank you for making this.

[@noey4560]

What in the wholesome content? A video of the goodest boys ever?! It’s a crime that the view count is so low 😢

[@sstritmatter2158]

37:29. dogs receiving military rank in U.S. military. When I was in the U.S. Army back in the 90's I remember the Military Police giving a demonstration. In one of the presentations I learned the dogs were given the rank of Sergeant so if they were ever aggressed, a soldier could be charged with assaulting a Non-commissioned Officer, which holds some stiff punishments. I read on this just now in Army Regs I looked up and actually the rank of the dog is given as Sergeant after completing its training and is one higher than their handler to ensure the dog is treated properly. So, yes military dogs (at least speaking for the U.S. Army) are actually given rank. Great video.

[@JasonR-s3s]

Very interesting story to share 👍

[@nicholasfarrell5981]

Hearing you talk about Salty during 9/11 Dogs makes me tear up, that was the name of my dad's dog when I was really young.

[@StephanieGraska]

Ugly crying right now, but my heart is so full. I am proud of these babies, as well as all of the countless unsung angels of the non-human kind. Gonna go hug my cat.

[@shaw8071]

The story about the little girl makes me happy. One of the little known facts about lions is that even wild ones can sense when any animal including humans is in distress. The reason I am alive to type this comment is because my aunt insisted we get breakfast before our meeting with some person talking about my grandfather's will. Because we stopped for breakfast I survived. My father lost some family members during the events which is why I dedicated all 3 deployments I went on.

[@nanikazooie]

I wish there was a "love" button. It was nice to see another side to your videos!

[@NiceGuyErick]

This might be the most wholesome video you made. Aside from the deaths of both people and the animals, this is the most wholesome one.

[@bloodysimpsonchibi954]

As much as I love your more darker videos, I do hope this isn't the last positive list you make. I love your videos.

[@vampenga9277]

While your videos are usually about death and tragedy, this is certainly a welcome change of pace. It was wonderful to hear about all these heroic animals, and that I actually knew about one beforehand! Cher Ami was responsible for aiding 'The Lost Battalion', which is what the 77th was referred to when they were surrounded by enemy forces after advancing too far forward in the Argonne forest and were cut off by a counter-offensive. I don't know how he did it, but that bird was one hell of an animal. Hearing you bring up how many families owe their existence to his bravery, just makes me appreciate him all the more. It's nice to hear you've got an editor now and I hope that can help take some of the load off your shoulders. Til the next video, I hope you have plenty of good days, Savox!

[@GMBoyYT]

The Most Heroic Animals that Humanity Needed.

[@CreativeWebs00]

I don’t mind the wholesome videos. While I enjoy the morbid content, it's a very refreshing way to show the good things in the world.

[@rickybar-e-n-tose9857]

The one about the cat who saved her kittens was so emotional when I saw it on the news

[@robbieboydudeguy]

I hope someday people find pigeons lovable again, because they really are so smart and loyal. They’re just like any other bird and we’ve done a huge disservice to them by giving up on them (and interrupting their natural lives by training them and then building hostile architecture for them) just cause they’re technologically useless. All animals are important.

[@chandlerdoeswhatifs9399]

My favorite youtuber uploads once again!!! Thankyou savox

[@iced.autumn]

I haven't found a video of yours I haven't liked. This one warmed my heart so much ❤

[@giuliamorrell4466]

They're all amazing! But I cried when Brittany got saluted on the way to the vet. And I'm still crying ❤

[@jeremyfredenburg3827]

That first cat story touched me I cannot lie I'm a cat person though as well as dogs but I do think cats are under rated in their ability to love

[@madqtofficial3451]

How come I didn't get notified KZbin, anyway once again another great video my guy keep it up

[@AceofSpades-zi6zx]

It saddens me that this video didn't get a lot of views, because this is a great video that deserved some success

[@goldenhydreigon4727]

I think another good example is Wojtek, a Syrian brown bear who helped the Polish Army in WW2 by carrying artillery shells to the battlefield. He even became a Corporal.

[@trapout8250]

I wish you gave Togo more of a part in this video since he was looked over for Balto since Balto was the one that arrived at the town. Togo ran the most treacherous part of the run. He ran 261 miles during the serum run and he also ran around 71 miles during the first day. Balto was a good boy too but he only ran 55 miles. Seppala was a flawed man and I could see his frustration on the fame and credit but I wouldn’t overlook Togo’s feat just because Seppala sold Balto out of spite.

[@John907i]

It was actually “Togo”who did the longest and most dangerous leg of the serum run… nice video 👍

[@rhedosaurus2251]

He also lived a *FAR* better life then Balto did. His bloodline still exists today.

[@SonicfanTheNightfury5099]

I was crying from this 😭😭

[@lisareder]

I love this. I was really sad today. And this is what i needed. I know im late but I love it.

[@thegamingcook785]

The lions seeing the girl and was like " damm i know we get a bad rep, but these guys are worse"

[@christopherwallace1030]

Your very last line had me tearing up 🥹

[@djmutt2000]

Finally, a happy Savox video

[@FeedMeNuggies]

That cat went to the most perfect owner, rest easy hero

[@drgenki6491]

Yeah, I was also wondering what would happen if Scarlett went to other owner. I'm glad this lady adopted her instead of others

[@ajthepoppunkkid8415]

God damn it, Savox. I come to your channel expecting to be disgusted or disturbed, not to cry 😭😭😭 Seriously though, we do not deserve animals, especially not these ones.

[@whosyaghaddy5382]

It’s actually crazy how much this video bombed compared to the rest of his content, it really shows our curiosity with morbid shit and all that.

[@benmcreynolds8581]

I've always been mind blown that pigeons have been able to be trained and conduct complex message delivery, even under duress situations. Like HOW!? How do they do what they do?

[@comedicsociopathy]

​@@ChanaElisheva They're actually intelligent and capable of forming a bond with humans. That applies to more animals than most think, but because people (especially the western world) are busy with that weird dog fetish, it's not common knowledge and people stay ignorant, or worse, treat the less "popular" animals like garbage.

[@megabolt5898]

🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡 A salute to each one of these heroes

[@blackbird7781]

Cept balto. Balto is no hero and took almost all credit for Togo's achievments.

[@SteamRailPatreonR761VR]

this is by far the most interesting video on hero animals on the platform well done savox!

[@Mikeraftonster]

Thank you for portraying some of our amazing animal heroes.❤

[@olivebrosnan4437]

I never thought I’d get emotional from this - I guess I better explain what exactly happened. I used to live in Houston, Texas with my mom and sister - we used to have two cats named sock and Nugget. They were wonderful cats even if they were trouble makers. They both helped me and my sister with our mental health issues and honestly, they were the ones who gave me a purpose, a reason to continue existing. But since we’re in a capitalist world that values money over safety, something would happen, something terrible. At around 4:00 or 5:00 in the morning I woke up to the smell of smoke and the sound of crackling fire and it was chaotic. I’m not gonna describe the detail but it’s not like I could. The thing about smoke, it doesn’t just affect the lungs it can also irritate your eyes and that’s exactly what it did. I could barely see anything because my eyes were crying involuntarily. I was the last person to get out but my cats weren’t able and they unfortunately passed away from smoke inhalation. Scarlett’s story reminded me of my former cats.

[@zach7193]

Man, what a way to start the year. This is something. I heard about 3 of the 8 from a episode of Seriously Strange. First time hearing about the other 5.

[@rush1er]

That story with Salty the dog made me..... I mean , must be dust or pollen bcuz my eyes are..SHUTUP I AM NOT CRYING

[@vandalvandalism3341]

"don't worry, the next video will be returning to our regular programming about people dying and so on" I blew a snot bubble I laughed so hard xD

[@FreeFalling2d]

I had to watch this in parts because I definitely cried watching it😢

[@johnnycaralta]

Balto is a legend, but Togo is even moreso.

[@tellumyort]

Automatic thumbs up for one of the best titles in the history of youtube.

[@TheIntelligentElephant71133]

Omg another animal videos you read my comment thanks savox i love Great Britain and i want to visit new England

[@ThomasSicking-yv6sw]

When my son was very young we had a young dog. That dog fought a rattle snake for him. My boy would have been bitten if not for him. Sadly my son saw what sacrifice is that day. His dog died that day. The vet said that snake may have killed our son. The snake was over 5 feet long. Treat your animals good. They may save something precious to you. I owe that dog so much. I will never forget him.

[@ayjanyusuf6047]

I’m so glad u done this, there is more humanity in these animals then there r in a lot of humans nowadays