Misty Combs and her colleagues discovered a small raccoon in bad shape in a dumpster. It was soaking wet, reeking of moonshine and barely breathing. Combs’s colleagues thought it was dead. “Not on my watch,” Combs, a nurse Kentucky, recalled thinking. “I’m going to try to do whatever I can do to save it.” So she began to administer CPR. Read the full story by tapping the link in our bio. | Washington Post

The Sunday Scaries are real, but Kiki the sheep is here to help. Kiki was born with limited mobility and cannot walk, but now she zips around the yard of an animal sanctuary in a motorized wheelchair. She navigates on her own, tilting a joystick with her head to move forward and back, left and right. Kiki can feel sensations from her neck down, though she is unable to move herself. During Kiki’s first months at the sanctuary, volunteers tried physical therapy, chiropractic treatments, laser ther