When the dog noticed them, he didn't bark, he didn't go after the moose, he simply tried to get back to his family, with devastating results.

Little Chico had some puncture wounds and a broken rib, but he healed up just fine and is back home now, enjoying supervised outside time.

Viewers found the odd couple absolutely heartwarming, and Jade Pursell was happy to share the once-in-a-lifetime moment.

On Oct. 5, after things had calmed down a bit, he shared the story on Twitter, which is how this little bird became an internet sensation.

Now the Owens know to double-check their bags before setting off for the airport, as they might have a repeat stowaway.

Jan had a glimmer of hope that she might be able to see her pets again, as she was able to bring her dogs to that % hospice in the past.

According to a GoFundMe set up by the family, over 90 percent of the woman's body is covered in second and third-degree burns.

Authorities believe the dogs were triggered by an argument outside the house and transferred their energy into attacking the toddler.

They also shared that five cats have already been adopted, 22 are in foster homes, 37 have been selected for rescues and 12 are headed to adoption events.

So many people followed up on the dogs' status that Coweta County Government was compelled to issue a public update.