Rescue Crow Goes On Walks With His Favorite German Shepherd | The Dodo Wild Hearts

[@winxclubstellamusa]

The biggest proof that this woman raised him properly is that Pepe was able to effortlessly make friends, and find his tribe in order to individuate from his nest at the normal progression of development, while still maintaining his relationship with his mother. Hats off to this woman! She must be an exceptional person.

[@melodiefrances3898]

❤❤❤

[@nichellecross20]

Yessssss, i absolutely agree

[@frankblunt1501]

That crow has more friends than me

[@robsan52]

Birds are so interesting. Sitting on a foggy beach in Washington I watched an older guy and a young woman play keep-away with a Seagull. It was just one Seagull. They threw the ball back and forth and the gull would chase it back and forth while occasionally catching it in mid-air. They would chase it around and yell at it good naturedly until it dropped the ball and the game would all start again. I was mesmerized. When they left I asked, inanely, if they weren't going to take "their" gull and they said "oh he isn't ours. She(he) shows up to play ball with us sometimes"....I'm sure I had a stupid look on my face and all I could say was "Oh".

[@thricemindblown7883]

The gift snack was a nice touch as well.

[@happykt]

this would make a great children's book, teaching to love and respect animals.

[@mistiewaters2185]

Absolutely agree. It would make an excellent book!!!

[@evankaufman3131]

$$$$$ "Opens Microsoft word" Once upon a time there was a brilliant young Crow named Pepe....

[@asteriasheria2053]

A thousand dollars 💸 idea 💡

[@maurreese]

Absolutely!!!

[@alexia3552]

And a cool way to pepper in animal care facts

[@snowkracker]

That’s gotta be a little bit hard knowing Pepe is out there with his crow family but it would make it that much more special the times he breaks away and comes to visit. Imagine all the places he’s been and things he’s seen!

[@laurah1608]

Such a wonderful story, love it!!

[@mingemunchermak]

Pp

[@emilemarie3804]

I can only imagine 🙂

[@ResidentFurryx]

While it might be sad for him to spend time away from them. It's good for the crow that he's developed a conmection with other local crows early on. Crows are very social and he might have been rendered as just a house pet otherwise.

[@robertcuratolo5339]

Who else is crying

[@ianoliver2224]

The fact that this bird was able to not only learn how to do things any ordinary crow would learn but also join his own community of crows and occasionally visits his foster family just shows how remarkably intelligent crows are. They are geniuses and remember vividly who and what a thing is based on just about anything. Look, touch, sound, action. They are almost like children in that aspect.

[@marioiacolucci]

Where do they sleep at night

[@asekuvena]

I *always* ♾ find dreams have *inferable, hidden information* 🕵🕵🕵 that is *not directly perceived* 🤐🤐🤐 about *the dream world* 🌍🌍🌍. E.g. Character 👤🪞 motivations ❓, modus/modi operandi 🛣🛣🛣, the validity ✅❌ of a statement 📑 within the dream, etc. Dreams 💤 are primarily logic 🤔 puzzles 🧩🧩🧩. I wonder if crows can solve their dreams....

[@mrsickukxx1332]

In general crows are estimated to have the intelligence of a 7yr old human…so, yeah like children. Crows are amazing ❤

[@asekuvena]

@@mrsickukxx1332 You could say that.

[@maxk5065]

they do are, there are some psychologists that did their IQ and birds are about an 8YO child (for comparaison the dog is about a 6YO) if my memory is correct

[@OAwesomeO]

i love that he brought treats to his potential friends, it makes me think he was rejected and instead of giving up, he tried a new strategy and it clearly worked. what a wonderful story

[@larrycarmody8325]

That Crow & all Crows are smarter than us, cuz they Can fly on their own & we need an Airplane, or such.

[@robbedyamom2561]

@@larrycarmody8325 I get what you saying my guy and crows are super smart, but we are way smarter we can trap them they can't trap us or other animals. Can they build a rocket to space and submarines. You obviously know what I'm saying.

[@notraul019]

@@larrycarmody8325 i get they are smart but dont take it that far buddy

[@bjrnkristensen8132]

Yes they can there was once this gang of crows that is called a murder. They went to war with the us army they made snares high up from the tree branches thats wad hinden in the soil so when the soliders went by they was boobytrap and thrown into the air hanning 100feet in the air then they would storm the soldiers and stab him to death with there beaks they would attack by 100 of crows at a time once they was haning in the air the us army was brining more bodybags than soilders into redwood forrest. If you dont trust me look up the emu war or when the crocks went to war agenst the axis forces the japanise soilders in 1944

[@hollywoodpineapple8337]

@@robbedyamom2561 who is 'WE' most humans can't built submarines...and you have animals that can dive deep in the ocean...many animals that can build things can do it better than the average human without anyone teaching them....we all have our strengths and our weaknesses.

[@sudonym707]

The way she explains why crows sunbathe is adorable

[@mf5531]

yes , informative for sure.

[@eolsunder]

plus its funny how he poses while sunbathing it seems just so unnatural an angle, but for him its just like "ahhhhh warm"

[@camez2345]

I love every single thing about this! That woman is AWESOME the way she handled every step. Def one of my favorite Dodo stories ever.

[@juliaha4934]

Me too. Many awesome people and their pets. Really nice after all the bad news and crime. Glad they shared.

[@andrewdrummond8576]

You might be interested in a clip with a Belgium Shepherd and his close relationship with a little 🦉 owl.

[@camez2345]

@@andrewdrummond8576 on it! Thanks!

[@puteriaisyah9197]

same here!!

[@ShmolieTheFriendlyRabbi]

Me 2

[@mistydayremainsofthejudgment]

I’m so glad she let him be free. Crows are insanely intelligent and social and NEED to be with their own kind.

[@BlazRa]

That's bull crap they make great pets they love interacting with people

[@Wayniesgirl]

@@BlazRa It's illegal in most places to have a crow for a pet. They should be bonding with other crows, not people. If a crow imprints on a human, They will never mate. You're robbing them of their true social framework

[@edoardo4170]

@@BlazRa bruh, i love cats too, but I couldn't live only interacting with cats and no humans.. just be real, pets are friends not slave. If you want someone that stay with you, look for a girl/boy that loves you, and do not pretend to buy an animal only to be loved

[@sycofya1677]

@@edoardo4170 he never said to interact only with animals, he said they make great pets

[@iamthefuss934]

@@Wayniesgirl you’re being robbed by thinking tht way.

[@georgemallory797]

That's also a terrific, special, gentle soul of a dog. All the players here are top notch.

[@thesenate2656]

It’s good the crow is interacting with both his own kind and other animals like us. A mixed range of interaction is a wide range of interaction.

[@gamerplays1352]

Philza would be proud.

[@Fuzzelism]

If every beeing in this world would harmonize with each other, that would be like paradise to me.

[@concept5631]

@@gamerplays1352 Crow Father would indeed.

[@jennifercoleman6218]

Crows are notorious for telling their crow family and friends where the food is. They are extremely smart and remember who's kind and who's not.

[@thoughtfuldevil6069]

Here we see two of the most intelligent animals on earth forming a protective and powerful symbiotic bond to ensure each other's survival. And there's an observing human, too!

[@tvm-manducktv8375]

Look ♫ Look ♫ Look ♫ 😊 💕 ❤️ May the ducks heal you 🦆💕😊

[@angelabaird7135]

😂

[@JG-it9no]

I would add the human animal too. Three beautiful intelligent animals!!!

[@rosalyn5612]

Like the wolves and ravens!

[@killa-sadie]

humans are probably#1 intelligent I think

[@EyeseeGrim26]

I love this, my dad feeds the crows and pigeons everyday. He says crows have facial recognition capabilities. Makes me think differently about how sweet they are to those whom they know.

[@lorenzorapalo4023]

GOD bless you father

[@melvinshine9841]

Crows can recognize faces and they remember them for a *long* time.

[@devastor3603]

True that crows has facial recognition,they hold a grudge to someone who harrased them,and take a revenge every singgle day by throwing a rock,seed from above,or atacked directly

[@MASTEROFEVIL]

100th like

[@mohamedgoldstein5565]

Yup they do. They make a racket when I step out of the house. My brother steps out - nothing.

[@Legallyblonde1xo]

This is incredible!! The fact he went off on his own to live the wild life he deserves, but never forgets about the humans who helped him & his dog friend is just absolutely beautiful!!

[@MUSICFREAK085]

Can we all respect that german Shepherd for being good with his crow friend 😊

[@albertdibari7500]

This crow is AMAZING!! To befriend a German Shepherd and to trust humans is so unique and uplifting. Beautiful story once again from The Dodo!!!

[@justinmartin4662]

Well, it was raised by/with them so it didn’t really have much of a choice, being with them is probably all it remembers of its early days.

[@qua7771]

My pitbull found a finch that couldn't fly, and brought it to me. In a few days it was flying again, and I would occasionally see it in the back yard with the dog. I guess they get used to each other.

[@albertdibari7500]

@@qua7771 That's a great story! You see how pits are ?? Beautiful, loving animals. And so loyal!! All depends on the owner!!

[@AniFam]

It’s good to know that Pepe spends more time with other crows… He seems to adjust to both environments well thanks to the wonderful human family~👍 Thank you for sharing this video~🤗

[@Weeeewriter]

*I couldn't have said it better myself*

[@rebekahwolkiewicz449]

You know what they say... you can never completely forget home, no matter how well you adjust to new places.

[@colleenobrien8212]

Crows are amazingly smart. And they recognize individual people.

[@maxshir781]

No

[@memewithinameme35]

@@colleenobrien8212 seriously they do. There was a study at the University of Washington since there's a high number of crows/ravens in our state, people wore masks and made 'aggressive' like stances and tried to shoo crows away from their usual spots, they then did that for a specific amount of time and then waited for another specific amount of time before going back to the same areas, but this time without the masks and different outfits. Somehow both the same crows and different ones from before recognized the people who antagonized them without the masks on. As if the crows shared stories around a campfire and told the others as well as their own. Forgot the exact study and could be drawing from incorrect memory/info, but still shows how crows are very intelligent birds in both their sense of personality as well as individuality.

[@redmondpeters6221]

This is one of the best outcomes for a 'semi' hand reared bird I've seen. Pepe became wild on his own. His carers didn't have to work so hard to teach him the wild ways👍

[@TrungAndFriends]

👍👍

[@melissawarfield]

The woman has a special heart to take the crow in. I'm very glad she didn't imprint too much on the crow. Glad the crow decided to be with crow friends. Pepe is so cute!! Glad that Pepe comes back to visit whenever possible. Crows are smart and know who will take care of them and their crow friends.

[@monacaensam9465]

Having raised foster crows alongside dogs.. this is kind of how it is.. the crows do what their ‘flock’ does :) Nothing like watching your dog and your crow play with a rope toy in the yard… or just hanging out with you when you are outside… Mine always got wilded out and eventually chose to go be crows- but many would seasonally bring their mates and offspring to visit and say hi 💕

[@alexia3552]

that's so sweet, I love that

[@francesheinig6420]

​@@YourWorstNightmare1484 Post seen 7/4/23 ??? What are you talking about.

[@YourWorstNightmare1484]

@@francesheinig6420 😐 I’m removing my comment

[@francesheinig6420]

@@YourWorstNightmare1484 I'm sorry I didn't mean for you to do that. I wanted to know what you meant by 69 likes that's all. I don't understand what your trying to say. I'm sorry you feel like you need to take down your comment. Have a good night.

[@YourWorstNightmare1484]

@@francesheinig6420 69 is a Fanny number that’s why I said that

[@piyushpandey9942]

Oh yes, the canine and corvus species get along very well. Wolves and Crows actually work together a lot where in the crows would help wolf packs to find a carcass and in turn canines would helps them by opening up the flesh into the deeper parts where there Beak can't poke in

[@tvm-manducktv8375]

Look ♫ Look ♫ Look ♫ 😊 💕 ❤️ May the ducks heal you 🦆💕✨

[@seluinitaufa846]

Love this!

[@booooo-urns]

What the…

[@paulkielty3800]

Now that’s interesting 👍

[@KissyKat]

Fascinating! thank you for sharing!! I know many animal groups have symbiotic relationships but I didn't know about that one ☺️🐾

[@hopetopper7956]

The woman and the dog helped set the stage for Pepe's life as a crow. Their beautiful relationship is authentic and raw. Bravo, & much respect to the woman. 🥰👏✌️🐦🐕‍🦺🚶‍♀️

[@avalondaedalus362]

Respect to that woman and that dog!

[@rustyfox5261]

The cool thing is that bird will remember you for the rest of his life.

[@chrism4841]

As well as recognising faces they also spread the word to other crows and the baby crows too, I'm surprised Pepe's crow mates aren't hanging around for food and play too.

[@HelcaraxeUlairi]

He could even teach his children to recognize you

[@climbtheladder9440]

@@HelcaraxeUlairi "Daddy, who is that?" "She...she's my mother" 😲

[@sherryblanton2029]

@@climbtheladder9440 Yeah, and that German Shepherd over there is my daddy!

[@van4195]

and the human will remember the crow for nearly a century

[@TheKakamuka]

Can’t help but comment. In india- Crows are considered to be our (dead) ancestors. So each household, rich or poor would usually have a ‘pet’ crow or two. Many have strict dietary preferences like certain brand of biscuits or bread and also would only eat from a particular person in that house. Ours respond to my father’s call and loves white rice with plain yogurt, with yellow split daal on the side :) She gets fed first before all of us humans, as that’s the tradition

[@jakesully5402]

Cool !!! In my next life I want to return as a crow in India. Good eats over there….

[@rexbanner7256]

Wow so all the wild crows that hang around my house are some dead relatives possibly? That's really comforting. I feed them apples and berries and nuts so that they hang around and let me know when people are approaching. They actually do that. They also bring small shiny gifts and rocks and little change like nickels and pennies. They are so incredibly nice and well knowing.

[@DarkSektori]

Corvids are amazing birds, they're more intelligent than parrots. Just from an intelligence standpoint, they possess self awareness, tool making, they actually play elaborate games with each other. They can recognize familiar human faces and display complex problem solving skills. Crows have a remarkable diverse diet, they'll eat most of what humans can eat, many species eat agricultural pests like cutworms, wireworms, grasshoppers and harmful weeds as well. They remember not only the days garbage trucks will be out and about and even memorize garbage truck routes to scavenge whatever they can find (planning). Fascinating animals.

[@EGMiller2]

Here’s to Pepe’s long and happy life with friends! Thx for sharing this amazing friendship. You rock!

[@tvm-manducktv8375]

Look ♫ Look ♫ Look ♫ 😊 💕 ❤️ May the ducks heal you 🦆💕✨💕

[@joankyle7704]

Yesh

[@SeattleRaindrop206]

Here’s to Pepe 🥂🍾👏

[@elvisinky]

As much as they all love one another the crow is still a wild animal. You all did a great job getting that bird back to nature. Nothing wrong with him visiting on his terms. Family is family.

[@moniquefleming3738]

Crows communities actually communicate with each other about the humans who help and humans who harm. They have collective memory and pass the info to their children. Crows will actually locate lost items that their good humans lose. A woman who helped a crow, and feeds it, returned her lost cellphone case she lost in the park, as well as her daughter's earing. He left them on their birdbath a week after they lost them. Crows are super intelligent.

[@mohaimenulislam8782]

Woah amazing stories

[@SonGoku31213]

Stuff like this always reminds me that our species is not a complete waste of air. This is pretty cool lol he got his freedom and is welcome in both worlds. Fate turned out lucky for this fella. Thanks for caring and taking care of him✌️

[@brandonmizulski9087]

This reminds me of a story. 20 plus years ago when I was a teenager. We had an above ground pool. I went out to vacuum the pool one day and there was a crow barely alive in the water. Took my skimmer and got him out. My sister grabbed her hair dryer and a bath towel. We dried out his feathers for a good hour and let him rest. Couple hours later he flew away. For the next 6 years we lived at the house and he would visit us. Left random trinkets around our pool. 20 years ago I still think about that crow

[@kirbywaite1586]

I would, too.

[@tippib2222]

Crows have strong family bonds and stay with/visit their parents for a long time. Pepe sees you as his family so hopefully he will be coming home for many years.

[@W1ldTangent]

They can live quite a long time as well if they don't run into misfortune.

[@nalathenoodlegator7435]

What a wonderful animal story! I love the fact the family’s intent was to keep Pepe safe but ultimately release him. I really love the dog/ bird stories on KZbin they are so fascinating.

[@tvm-manducktv8375]

Look ♫ Look ♫ Look ♫ 😊 💕 ❤️ May the ducks heal you 🦆💕😊💕

[@TietCanhVit]

Pepe is like the one homeschooled kid at college.

[@kristenroberts4502]

HA so true!

[@frankiewells-pullins8255]

I have 3 crows that come everyday for breakfast. they leave little presents by the door. Pretty stones, or feathers, a shiney button. They are so smart. I just love them. This is such a cute story. Love how the German Shephard is so gentle with him.

[@Chris-zg7ty]

Crows are amazing. So is this woman who rescued him.

[@GK-se7vk]

what a wonderful lady she is for rescuing that crow and giving him a chance at normal crow life! I salute you!!

[@juliaferraro2599]

I recently watched a video (youtube) on crows and they say that they actually let their family know that you are good and kind person and the whole family will visit you for generations! They are very intelligent. Love your story.

[@angelserenade]

I've never thought seeing a crow sunbathe would be so cute to see. Dogs/Wolves and Crows/Ravens are like a good setting for a heart-warming tale.

[@Boo.....]

It's crazy to think that the next time you go out to get in your car, and see a random crow just nearby, it could have such a cool and wholesome back story as this.

[@Ivantheterrible81280]

Crows remember faces for years, can imitate sounds and voices, are capable of revenge and “trade”. In the wild they play with wolf puppies much the same as this dog in the video & align themselves with the pack as they can follow up after the wolves eat.

[@nolamartin6302]

We had several crows we raised from babies. They never left our home, got along fine with all our other pets. Lived inside with us but allowed to go out whenever they wanted on their own. Great pets.

[@cadillacflathead988]

Where the heck do you get crows? I’ve always wanted one.

[@CatherineSTodd]

@@cadillacflathead988 : find them rfallen out of the nest, on the ground, with no parent around?

[@Wayniesgirl]

It's ILLEGAL to have a crow as a pet in the United States and probably most other countries

[@johannuys7914]

@@Wayniesgirl Ok Karen.

[@Wayniesgirl]

@@johannuys7914 Learn to say something original, Loser

[@sample.text.]

I would never recommend a Crow as a pet because they deserve rehabilitation and a full life in the wild. However, if you ever are given the opportunity to adopt or foster a Crow or Raven into your life, it is one of the most rewarding things you'll ever experience.. It's almost unreal how intelligent and intuitive they are.

[@ravenbonanza1522]

When I first came to Texas, I thought all the black birds here were Crows. Many years had gone by, a co-worker corrected me that those black birds aren't a Crows but actually Grackles.

[@markvanderstelt8999]

this is true i was raised by crows they taught me everything i know .

[@MikeNaples]

@@ravenbonanza1522 Three types of Crow, the "mini" AKA Grackle, the "standard" AKA Crow and the "mega" AKA Raven. Funny the Grackle is not a Corvid yet appears like a small Crow yet the Blue Jay (also a Corvid) looks nothing like a member of its Crow family.

[@carolwells5361]

She did it just right ❤ That's the way I raised a hawk. It was bittersweet watching her fly away from our farm and eventually be gone longer and longer until she didn't come back. Raising that hawk was one of the most fulfilling things I've ever done ❤🇨🇦

[@ericfelds6291]

The dodos comment section is usually the best ever, just a lot of good people with tender hearts :) 💕❤️

[@mjm.9082]

well said! It's my favorite, to see how many kind people are out there

[@voyaristika5673]

This is a great story. Seeing Pepe be a wild crow who's tamed as well, that's a rare treat. His dog brother is so sweet. 😋

[@nattywho]

Omg…if this wasn’t the darndest thing…lol. German Shepherds are just the best dogs and she was so patient with Pepe! So happy you rescued him and he got to live a normal birdie life…so happy he still stops by!

[@susandivirgilio4551]

I had a retriever who rescued a sparrow. Found it under a pallet and brought it to me. We put it in a safe place overnight and it was able to fly away in the morning

[@nattywho]

@@susandivirgilio4551 Awe…how sweet is that!

[@BAROMETERONE]

It Looks like you guys researched everything very thoroughly and conscientiously to give this Lucky bird a great life so far. You seem to be rewarded with this wonderful relationship now. Isn't it incredible how multiple species can all form a bond together. Seems like the world may be evolving (in some places at least) :)

[@tracybush1970]

Seeems like seems like… looks like. Could you have done a better job?

[@tracybush1970]

So far seems like Hey check this out… i cant wait until animals eat you…

[@kjp9790]

All I know is that I've watched crows take nuts and put them in the line of cars, run away & wait for a car to run over said nuts to crack open, and run back to grab to eat. They are very funny and cunning.

[@bp341]

It's amazing how smart they are. In Holland they are trained to clean cigarette buts off the street in exchange for treats. Here in BC 🇨🇦 they have an important significance in Indigenous culture.

[@jimmaurer8361]

I watched a documentary on crows, in Australia (I think, it was several years ago) there was a spike of poison toads. Their population was booming since no animal would touch them. Before any solution was found, crows figured out they could flip the toad and eat it's innards without harm. Problem solved itself.

[@maddygates9566]

Kj P yes I've also seen them doing that all day. When they want some nuts that I put out for them they always Caw until I come outside with some more seeds or nuts. Once not so long ago I was outside crying & my beautiful Sonia hopped rt up to me, started to vocalize that gutteral sound for the whole time I was out there & stayed with me. Since them she's been my favorite Crow friend. Just amazed me! ❤️❤️❤️

[@globalcitizen6340]

What a remarkable true story of bonding of such unusual friend with a family of humans and other pets..

[@AraAra-zc2eb]

Crows remember and teach human faces to their young for generations. This is not over.

[@jewgirl952]

Reminds me of the crow we had when I was a child. Same thing happened. He did all the same things, hiding things in the pleats of the drapes in our house. He would go out every morning and fly off with his friends and return in the afternoons. One day he left with them and did not return.

[@randomvintagefilm273]

This woman is too smart. What an awesome experience!

[@txmoney]

I am beyond exuberant about this relationship and chosen freedom that followed. Bittersweet, yet beautiful

[@mark.J6708]

Thanks for being such a caring person, makes the world a better place.

[@a.stewart2641]

Loved this! This woman did an amazing thing for this crow. Now he's got a human friend, a dog friend and other crow friends. Just beautiful!

[@tiffi5819]

Crows are amazingly intelligent. They have facial recognition abilities. So glad Pepe is living his best life.

[@Gaookami]

Didn't know that crows come with a solar power option. Nevermind, awesome job for rescuing him and giving him the chance to experience this amazing life.

[@karenwerner-v4j]

There amazing birds!! I have 6 of them I am friends with. There very intelligent! Playful.

[@Kez5150]

So thoughtful and selfless to let this beautiful bird have a normal bird life! God bless you!

[@cutejapanesecatsandanimals5338]

Since dogs have been living with humans for a long time, they are said to be able to read our emotions. Many dog owners may have some idea of what they are feeling, such as going to the side of someone who is sad and comforting them with a lick, or wagging their tails vigorously when they are happy. Dogs have excellent senses and cognitive abilities, and can distinguish the slightest sounds of breathing, heartbeats, and tone of voice, and respond to human emotions.

[@scruffd0g193]

So true, my sister once had an awful day at school and one of my 3 dogs was with her the rest of the day

[@tvm-manducktv8375]

Look ♫ Look ♫ Look ♫ 😊 💕 ❤️ May the ducks heal you 🦆💕😊💕

[@theresearcherofart]

i feel dogs were made to be with humans

[@DrOtto-sx7cp]

@@theresearcherofart ... it all started with wolves adopting monkeys. Many civilasations ago. 😁

[@maddygates9566]

Cute Japanese Cats Channel I couldn't agree more. But I do think I have an exception to that rule. My lovely mini Pom doesn't seem to "get" when things r not rt with me. I've had a stroke & a couple mini strokes & it was business as usual with my Goldie. Then I was walking in the rain & fell & broke 3 toes & cracked my knee & fractured my ankle on my other foot. Still wanted me to take her out ( even though I keep a potty pad inside) & needed to b petted & loved like everything is normal. Doesn't cuddle up to me or act any different when I'm in such pain. Like she's saying let's get on with this. I'm kinda stymied about it all. Maybe she's just not that smart??? Gotta love her to bits anyway. 🐈🐈🐈

[@tonyh4638]

I'm a bird lover and I can tell you with the utmost sincerity that you are a very special person.

[@Ginasgusa]

Did anyone mentioned how cool and chill that Shepherd was with the bird? Mine would chase the poor crow until she gets it… in the mouth. Such a good doggie!

[@marine463]

So true! I was once rescued a bird, and as he recovered a few hours later and went flying, the wind carried him back in the garden and my sweet and gentle dog raced to eat him :-/

[@Ginasgusa]

@@marine463 OMG!

[@titichartay7216]

Had a rescued crow when I was a kid - really intelligent birds. This woman is marvelous with animals - beautiful Shepherd too !

[@hollywoodpineapple8337]

Interesting about the sunbathing thing...the crow and all the animals and people involved are great.

[@marietteoepkes2584]

Im sitting here with tears in my eyes, I rescued a housecrow (tanzania) at the same age, also fell out of a very tall tree...your story is so very similar to ours....only Curtis (is a she actually) disappeared after 8 months she also had crow friends, so im hoping she is living a happy crow life...still missing her though after 9 months...she would come with us on our morning dog walks...hid things in the fold of my skirt, in my crocs, one of my dogs was her friend and they played together..took the clothes from the line, helped gardening by pulling out freshly planted plants from the soil and a ton load of other stuff....crows are truly awesome

[@Dyejob01]

Such a great job you did! Very impressed with your ability to keep his needs first. Making him a family member dependent on you was clearly never your goal, I salute your efforts, since you did EXACTLY what he needed you to do!!! ❤❤❤

[@KediceSev]

Hello friends, Animal lovers, I love you all very much, Happy is the one who loves and does good to every living thing, Stay with Greetings and Love.🌹🐈😃

[@RaymondBCrisp]

Thank you for being such a good custodian for our animals!

[@karenbrown2135]

Thank you for helping him survive. Crows are VERY smart.

[@blythegirl4348]

This is the cutest story! So glad this wonderful family saved this crow and now he's making new crow friends.

[@rileyward8112]

Thank you for helping him it's like he moved into his own apartment and he like to check in on his family every once in awhile

[@cattailer1077]

Great job of foster mom...not easy letting go when you've fallen in love, but eventually, our kids leave homes to start their own families♥️

[@SPARTAN-RESOLVE]

I love this soooooo much

[@re06tired]

One of the most beautiful animal care videos I’ve ever seen (and yes I’ve watched a lot of them)! This truly warms my heart! Thank you!

[@maggie198333]

Crows are so intelligent.

[@trevorstockwell8290]

Awwww see animals know no boundaries in love

[@HeavyChevy]

Beautiful story, animal friends are the best. Seeing people share their lives with all kinds of animals is really heart warming.

[@adelinaponzio9370]

What a kind woman - this video has made my day, so beautiful. Seeing the Pepe and Xena drinking together was priceless. Thanks for sharing your magic with us.

[@ntt-animalrescue7704]

*It must be bittersweet knowing that Pepe is out there with his crow family, but it's even more special when he breaks away and comes to visit. Just think of all the amazing places he's been and things he's seen!*

[@miketee2444]

Crows are so social I was wondering if he was using you all as a substitute for a flock. I'm glad he was allowed in by other crows but always has a home if needed.

[@janmed1207]

So precious! Bless you for rescuing Pepe and caring for and raising him so that he can life on his own. The relationship between Pepe and Xena is adorable. Super sweet story! Thank you for all you have done!

[@MrDoodlebug68018]

Crows are such cool birds! Glad he checks in once a week so she knows he's ok.

[@iamlost2]

Crows are more intelligent than the German Shepard, in fact, they're as intelligent as a 7-year-old human!

[@CatherineSTodd]

One of my most favorite animal videos of all time! Especially when she was "talking to Pepe in "crow talk!" I had no idea that a crow would go with their dog friend for walks in the park, and give food to other crows he would eventually join and create his own "crow family." We have so much to learn to live in harmony with animals - this video brought joy to my heart and to my soul as my spirit takes wing!

[@Iamnosey]

😊 I want one! Thanks for sharing.

[@ellyneilsen2865]

It’s a wonderful thing you did, teaching him to be a crow and then allowing him to fly free with his friends and live the life of a crow!! Your German Shepherd is absolutely stunning!!

[@natas2350]

Animals are truly amazing, they need to be protected its important

[@killa-sadie]

so do good humans too 😞

[@wilcee675]

Ever since I lost the best dog in the world due to old age, seeing happy German Shepherds brings me joy.: I thought about adopting another one, but I’d feel like I was replacing him and I just can’t do it. He was my pal. Sorry for venting like this.

[@victorrtalluto225]

Your departed Shepherd would not begrudge your happiness with a new best friend. He would not want his human friend to be lonely. Save a life. Adopt. The adopted GSD lying next to me is a "replacement" for one who died from seizures.

[@stephenurso9267]

Losing a pet is very hard but I'm sure you gave it the best life possible and going to the shelter and rescuing another dog in need is a great thing to do and you will have a new buddy to hang with!

[@shirley9240]

Do not be sorry. This is a place to share comments on videos and share personal experiences. Your baby would want you to be happy. No doubt when you are ready to chose, your baby will be helping you.

[@readingswithjoyjoy2286]

Everyone who responded is being so sweet to this person 🥺💗💗💗 Have a good day everyone

[@zoeyfoster7250]

This was so awesome! Brought tears to my eyes. Words are not enough to express the love she showed for this crow and to take up so much time with him to lead him him into independence to go back into the wild you are the best.!

[@bobcatbigpaws5597]

I love these videos when people show their amazing pets. This is the first one I have seen with a sweet crow raised as a baby. The crow and dog playing tug of war with the toy was so sweet. Hope he always comes back to visit and is safe wherever he goes.

[@smokeyou812]

I watch dodo all the time and this has to be one of the coolest orphan raises yet.

[@SharonRaeRyan]

Omg Crows are amazing

[@ellabeyer7035]

What a beautiful story. You are kind for rescuing Pepe. The dog and crow friendship is heartwarming. Thank you.

[@CCM8817]

Thank you for helping those with no voice 💜 you are an amazing advocate

[@patriotintraining3822]

As bad as life is, its always a real joy to watch people befriend animals, birds, reptiles etc. I can always count on your videos to make me smile or cry.

[@pbezunartea]

Such a beautiful relationship!

[@jasontimmins1245]

You've done a beautiful thing Thank you

[@jaguarjake8226]

Awww they are both such intelligent and amazing animals,I’m so glad they both connected and now love each other,they are both beautiful🐶🐱🐻🦊🐯

[@donnissullivan3752]

I'm beside myself as to what you did for this crow. How your dog and him had such a cute bond. The freedom you gave him and the aide to help him become independent are so selfless and desire for him to get back into life as a free reigning crow. You are an exemplary person for your approach to mending a crow and feel this video would be a guide for anyone who encounters the same. Bi can't commend you enough...I was sad that his visits became further between, I know your dog probably misses his little friend..you made me smile, thank you

[@marysantillo3725]

You must be very special to have this gift given to you. And youve proven yourself to be a great crow mom by unselfishly helping him to Acclimate and be able to join the regular crow world my hat is off to you thank you

[@GRosa250]

Years ago I found a baby crow on the ground and I didn’t see any adult crows around so I took him to my house a few blocks away. I had him in my screened in porch until that afternoon. Then a bunch of adult crows surrounded the porch and were going crazy trying to get to him. I put him outside and he hopped away with the other crows watching over him. They definitely stick together.