74 year old man rescues his puppy from an alligators mouth, would you coli brehs do the same?
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This is old but I am glad the puppy is safe.
The Half-Blood FKA Prince
Avada Kedavbreh!
Rescue??? 
Nah fr though i really hope that shyt is fake as i suspect. We at catset stand on our bidness but we still dont condone animal cruelty even when it comes to our dreh opps (
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Nah fr though i really hope that shyt is fake as i suspect. We at catset stand on our bidness but we still dont condone animal cruelty even when it comes to our dreh opps (
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Take that dumb miniature mutt to a dog park like.if you live next to gators. The owner is about as dumb as.his dog.
Yaboysix
That nikka
Aye, man!! The puppy was squirming!....who the fk are these people? I hope they in wheelchairs (camera man included)Rescue???
Nah fr though i really hope that shyt is fake as i suspect. We at catset stand on our bidness but we still dont condone animal cruelty even when it comes to our dreh opps (
The Half-Blood FKA Prince
Avada Kedavbreh!
Im pretty sure its fake breh. U see the way her hand go offscreen before the throw?
Shyt still triggering though ngl.
The pit owners on here definitely would’ve fought an alligator to save they pit. #PitGang would’ve ripped that dog right out the gators mouth just for the pit to turn around and start munching on his own owner too 
Would promptly hit the
Darwinism
From that little pipsqueak of a gator? Lol yea, I guess I could. But if it's one of them alligators from Jurassic park, 
You just mad because grandma had to put a switch to your behind for trying to feed Foxie chocolate. Don't make me tell on you again. She said next time she using an extension chord
You wanna see real crazy? Imagine jumping into 200 degree water to rescue your dog. Yet it happens all the fukking time.
David Alan Kirwan and Ronald Ratliff were travelling through Yellowstone Park in 1981 with Ratliff's dog, Moosie.
At about 1pm on July 20th, Moosie got away from the pair and dived into a hot spring.
Moosie had made a terrible mistake - as the Celestine Spring that he had dived into was known to get as hot as 200 degrees Fahrenheit (93 degrees Celsius).
With Moosie yelping in pain, Kirwan and Ratliff rushed to the terrified dog's aid.
Despite pleas from other park visitors, Kirwan dived into the boiling hot water to retrieve his friend's dog.
Swimming out to the dog, Kirwan attempted to lift them out but was unable to do so. He disappeared under the water as he let go of Moosie, before returning to the surface and attempting to escape the pool.
When Ratliff pulled his friend from the water, they discovered that he had received second degree burns on his feet.
Witnesses reportedly heard Kirwan mutter: "That was stupid. How bad am I? That was a stupid thing I did."
Kirwan had been blinded by the experience, and that wasn't the worst of it.
When somebody tried to remove his shoes, his skin came off with it.
He had received third degree burns across the entirety of his body, including his head.
Kirwan would die the following morning at Salt Lake City hospital. Moosie also didn't survive.
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Those are all separate stories. And there's a lot more of them.
David Alan Kirwan and Ronald Ratliff were travelling through Yellowstone Park in 1981 with Ratliff's dog, Moosie.
At about 1pm on July 20th, Moosie got away from the pair and dived into a hot spring.
Moosie had made a terrible mistake - as the Celestine Spring that he had dived into was known to get as hot as 200 degrees Fahrenheit (93 degrees Celsius).
With Moosie yelping in pain, Kirwan and Ratliff rushed to the terrified dog's aid.
Despite pleas from other park visitors, Kirwan dived into the boiling hot water to retrieve his friend's dog.
Swimming out to the dog, Kirwan attempted to lift them out but was unable to do so. He disappeared under the water as he let go of Moosie, before returning to the surface and attempting to escape the pool.
When Ratliff pulled his friend from the water, they discovered that he had received second degree burns on his feet.
Witnesses reportedly heard Kirwan mutter: "That was stupid. How bad am I? That was a stupid thing I did."
Kirwan had been blinded by the experience, and that wasn't the worst of it.
When somebody tried to remove his shoes, his skin came off with it.
He had received third degree burns across the entirety of his body, including his head.
Kirwan would die the following morning at Salt Lake City hospital. Moosie also didn't survive.
Man who rushed into boiling hot spring to save his dog suffered one of the worst deaths imaginable
A man perished trying to rescue a dog from a Yellowstone Hot Spring
Hiker Burned, 2 Dogs Die After Leaping Into Idaho Hot Spring
A man hiking through a national forest in Idaho suffered severe burns after his two dogs plunged into a hot spring and he jumped into the scalding water to rescue them, managing to save just one of his pets, U.S. Forest Service officials said on Tuesday.
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The Detroit News
A man was hospitalized after jumping into a hot spring in a Nevada desert to rescue a dog
www.detroitnews.com
Woman Left in Coma with Severe Burns After Jumping into Yellowstone Hot Spring to Save Dog
Laiha Slayton suffered significant thermal burns from her shoulders to feet, according to Yellowstone National Park officials
Man dies trying rescue beloved dog from hot spring in Mexico
A dog owner in Mexico died this month after jumping into a scalding hot spring in a failed attempt to rescue Sasha, one of his dogs.
www.ctvnews.ca
Those are all separate stories. And there's a lot more of them.
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Even dogs don’t want to be part of dogsetYou wanna see real crazy? Imagine jumping into 200 degree water to rescue your dog. Yet it happens all the fukking time.
David Alan Kirwan and Ronald Ratliff were travelling through Yellowstone Park in 1981 with Ratliff's dog, Moosie.
At about 1pm on July 20th, Moosie got away from the pair and dived into a hot spring.
Moosie had made a terrible mistake - as the Celestine Spring that he had dived into was known to get as hot as 200 degrees Fahrenheit (93 degrees Celsius).
With Moosie yelping in pain, Kirwan and Ratliff rushed to the terrified dog's aid.
Despite pleas from other park visitors, Kirwan dived into the boiling hot water to retrieve his friend's dog.
Swimming out to the dog, Kirwan attempted to lift them out but was unable to do so. He disappeared under the water as he let go of Moosie, before returning to the surface and attempting to escape the pool.
When Ratliff pulled his friend from the water, they discovered that he had received second degree burns on his feet.
Witnesses reportedly heard Kirwan mutter: "That was stupid. How bad am I? That was a stupid thing I did."
Kirwan had been blinded by the experience, and that wasn't the worst of it.
When somebody tried to remove his shoes, his skin came off with it.
He had received third degree burns across the entirety of his body, including his head.
Kirwan would die the following morning at Salt Lake City hospital. Moosie also didn't survive.
Hiker Burned, 2 Dogs Die After Leaping Into Idaho Hot Spring
A man hiking through a national forest in Idaho suffered severe burns after his two dogs plunged into a hot spring and he jumped into the scalding water to rescue them, managing to save just one of his pets, U.S. Forest Service officials said on Tuesday.
Man who rushed into boiling hot spring to save his dog suffered one of the worst deaths imaginable
A man perished trying to rescue a dog from a Yellowstone Hot Spring
The Detroit News
A man was hospitalized after jumping into a hot spring in a Nevada desert to rescue a dog
Woman Left in Coma with Severe Burns After Jumping into Yellowstone Hot Spring to Save Dog
Laiha Slayton suffered significant thermal burns from her shoulders to feet, according to Yellowstone National Park officials
Woman burned trying to save dog in US national park
The 20-year-old woman had jumped into the near-boiling water to rescue her young dog.www.bbc.com
Man dies trying rescue beloved dog from hot spring in Mexico
A dog owner in Mexico died this month after jumping into a scalding hot spring in a failed attempt to rescue Sasha, one of his dogs.www.ctvnews.ca
Those are all separate stories.