Meet Jarvis The Adorable Cross Eyed Cat

Move over, Lil Bub. We’ve found our next feline fascination: Jarvis the cross-eyed cat.  While it’s hard not to fall for the dopey-looking 5-year-old, whose full name is Jarvis P. Weasley, that wasn’t always the case.At just 4 months old, the cat was abandoned on the side of a road in Oakland, Calif., reports the Daily Mail.  Luckily for Jarvis, he ended up at Saving Grace Rescue, where cat lover Daria Kelly was volunteering. The good Samaritan took him in and nursed him back to health.

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Video: 'Glen,' Bald Eagle, Rescued By Good Samaritan And North Spokane Veterinarian

A good samaritan and a veterinarian in North Spokane, Wash., are being credited with saving the life of an injured bald eagle. ABC News reports that Robert Hutton was driving home from work the evening of June 1 when he spotted the injured eagle "struggling in the middle of the road" at an intersection. He stopped traffic, got out of his car and wrapped the rare bird in a blanket from the back of his truck.

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Mystery Hero Boy Rescues Penguin Egg At Seattle Zoo

Seattle's Woodland Park Zoo wants to learn the identity of a young boy who helped save a rejected penguin egg while he was visiting the zoo - as they would like to thank this good samaritan for his quick thinking. According to the Woodland Park Zoo, the two Humboldt penguins that hatched last week at Woodland Park Zoorepresented the first chicks of the zoo's penguin breeding season. However, if not for the sharp eyes of a little boy, the second egg might not have survived.

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