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14 Adorable Puppies Rescued From Rollover Crash In Connecticut

Fourteen adorable puppies were rescued from a rollover crash in Connecticut on Thursday morning, according to officials.

A vehicle carrying the pups smashed into a utility pole on Senexet Road in Woodstock around 6 a.M., according to Connecticut State Police.

No people were hurt in the crash but first responders provided care for the 14 puppies.

The crash occurred around 6 a.M. In Woodstock Thursday morning. Muddy Brook Fire Dept Local animal rescue agencies responded to the scene to assist. Muddy Brook Fire Dept The puppies appeared to be of all different breeds. AP The vehicle hit a utility pole and overturned, police said. Woodstock Volunteer Fire Association The Northeastern Connecticut Council of Governments' Animal Services and Dr. Gwenn Gaumond from Peake Brook Veterinary Center responded to the scene to provide veterinary care and shelter to the animals.  AP Photos from the scene posted by the fire department show several puppies of all different breeds at the scene. Muddy Brook Fire Dept Peake Brook Veterinary Center told The Post all puppies are accounted for, "with most receiving a happy ending" — but provided no additional information on their conditions. AP

They were able to retrieve them once power was cut to some downed power lines, the Muddy Brook Fire Department said.

The Northeastern Connecticut Council of Governments' Animal Services and Dr. Gwenn Gaumond from Peake Brook Veterinary Center responded to the scene to provide veterinary care and shelter to the animals. 

Photos from the scene posted by the fire department show several puppies of all different breeds at the scene. Some were still in their cages while others were being comforted in the arms of the responders.

Peake Brook Veterinary Center told The Post all puppies are accounted for, "with most receiving a happy ending" — but provided no additional information on their conditions.

"You hate to see things like this happen, but I am glad that the community could count on Peake Brook Veterinary Center and our mobile unit to respond," Dr. Gaumond said.


Watch Dog's Reaction As Owner Gets Him A Puppy So 'He Won't Be Lonely'

A dog brought the internet to tears when his owner got him a brother pooch so he wouldn't get lonely.

Having two dogs in the home has various benefits, according to Spinnaker Veterinary Clinic. They can keep each other company, combat loneliness, entertain each other, and help ease separation anxiety.

One owner put this theory to the test by introducing a new dog to her husky. The heartwarming footage posted to TikTok by @coco.Lo_ showing the white puppy with black spots meeting his big brother has already garnered over 690,000 views on the platform.

They shared on TikTok: "This is your sign to get your dog another dog."

In the video, the puppy, a mixed terrier, Chihuahua, and border collie, carefully walks toward the husky and then lovingly kisses his nose. The two dogs, Coco and Loki, then stand face to face, and their owner showcases a montage of their most loving moments.

The boys show their affection by snuggling up together, sleeping, and swimming in a pool together, with the husky appearing to help his younger brother, who is left confident in the water.

In one part of the montage, the husky swims in a muddy pool of water, and the white dog follows him to the water's edge without jumping in.

The water-loving pups also frolic together in the sea and wear matching tartan coats.

Coco and Loki sprint around in the rain together and later share a sunny walk.

Stock image of a husky running through water on the beach. The internet loves a husky who is the best of friends with his little brother. Stock image of a husky running through water on the beach. The internet loves a husky who is the best of friends with his little brother. Steve Gronowski/iStock / Getty Images Plus

According to the American Kennel Club, Siberian huskies are highly affectionate big dogs who get along well with other dogs, as documented in the viral video.

Commenters on TikTok were overjoyed by the two dogs' close connection.

One TikTok user wrote, "That was a beautiful video and a wonderful life they have, thank you for showing us."

"They are best friends," another commenter, Sarah Forbes, said.

In the comments, @coco.Lo_ shared that the husky was a little over 1 year old when they introduced his new friend into the home.

"It truly makes a world of difference if anyone's dog seems depressed," TikTok user Christie commented.

"The two of them in the pool actually brought tears to my eyes!" wrote another commenter.

Newsweek reached out to @coco.Lo_ for comment via TikTok. We could not verify the details of the case.

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12 Puppies And Us

12 Puppies and Us charts the ups and downs of a dozen puppies and their families in those first crucial months together.

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We've always been a nation of dog lovers, but this year our infatuation has moved up a gear. The Covid-19 pandemic has led to a boom in dog ownership as people look for the comfort and company of a pet at home. But with many of these owners getting puppies for the first time, there's no end to the challenges that come with these sweet balls of fluff!

12 Puppies and Us charts the ups and downs of a dozen puppies and their families in those first crucial months together.

The series explores how the new arrivals develop, learn and adapt to their new worlds, as well as the profound effects they can have on the lives of their human owners. From unexpected loo breaks to first walks and sleepless nights, we follow both the delight and the mayhem a new puppy can bring. And on hand to offer our families expert advice when doggy difficulties get too much is dog behaviourist Louise Glazebrook.

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