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"Our old gelding went blind in March and the goose has walked him to water every day since. She gets her body against his shoulder and steers him with it. When there's something in the way she stops and plants herself and he stops too. Then she taps the side of the tank so he knows where it is. Nobody taught her any of that.
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Real cases of animals guiding blind horses exist.
Momma Kirsch! retweeted
Ever heard of the 9/11 story of the Thunder Dog, the New Jersey dog who saved her blind owner in the WTC?
She was a yellow Lab named Roselle. She lived in Westfield, New Jersey, with Michael Hingson, who has been blind since birth. Every morning they took the train into the city. On Sept. 11 she was asleep under his desk on the 78th floor of the North Tower
She hated thunderstorms. That morning she stayed calm
Hingson could not see the fire. He trusted her instead. They went down 78 flights, about 1,463 steps in the dark, past firefighters going up. She guided him around obstacles when there was room, and walked at his heel when there wasn’t
After they got out, the South Tower fell. She led him into a subway entrance through the dust. That night they made it home to New Jersey. She picked up her tug toy and played
There is actually a book about her called, *Thunder Dog* because the dog who shook at thunder did not shake when the building did
Roselle died in 2011. Remember her New Jersey
This!!!!
A retired United Airlines flight attendant named Paul "Paulie" Veneto pushes an airline beverage cart into Ground Zero — and finishes something 25 years in the making.
Paulie flew United Flight 175 regularly for years.
He was off the morning it was hijacked and flown into the South Tower.
He knew every member of that crew.
"I flew with every one of these guys," he says.
The grief nearly ended him — 15 years lost to opioid addiction before he got clean in 2015.
Then he found his mission: honor the flight crews of 9/11, the ones he calls the "first, first responders," who faced hijackers with no warning and no weapons.
Since 2021 he's pushed that cart along every hijacked flight path.
Boston to New York. Washington to the Pentagon.
Newark to Shanksville.
Boston to New York again.
This year, for the 25th anniversary, he's doing it one final time — and he's not walking alone.
Extra carts, extra hands, entire towns shutting down streets to walk beside him.
September 11th, he pushes the last mile down Broadway into Ground Zero.
One man. One cart. Over 1,000 miles for people who never got to come home.
RESPECT. 🫡
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Thank you Eagle Nation! You showed up and packed The Factory on Saturday and we could not have done it without you!
Students you brought the noise and we need you every game!
Let’s run it back this Friday night against San Jose State at 6:30!
#TheFactory ⛓️ #ETOUGH
