No music, no emoji’s , nothing flashy- just the sad reality. These are street dogs of Turkey. These are the fortunate ones that were saved from the streets however these rescuers are at maximum capacity and quickly running out of food. With the new law, Turkish legislators have approved removing millions of stray dogs from the country’s streets that will lead to many of the dogs being killed or ending up in neglected, overcrowded shelters. In the past they would do what we call here in the state

Heavy downpour and hail caused flooding in the Turkish capital of Ankara Sunday (May 20), leaving dozens of passengers stranded in vehicles. Main roads were submerged under water in the Mamak district and dozens of cars were dragged by the flash floods, state-run Anadolu Agency reported. Residents stranded in cars in an underpass waited for rescue teams to arrive, as firefighters rescued passengers from a flooded bus. This is the second time Mamak was flooded this month. | Voice of America

3.9K views · 35 reactions | Tragicomic footage shows a little girl whose head got stuck between an iron railing while playing with her friends in the schoolyard being rescued by firefighters in Turkey's eastern Şanlıurfa province. https://www.yenisafak.com/en/video-gallery/news/turkish-firefighters-use-giant-pliers-to-rescue-little-girl-with-head-stuck-between-iron-railings-2206168 | Yeni Şafak | Facebook

13-year-old Skyler Derrington, who has attended Camp Mystic in Texas since she was little, was among those who escaped the devastating floods while at the camp, which sits on the banks of the Guadalupe River in Texas Hill Country. In the aftermath, she rewrote the song Hallelujah, turning her experience into a heartfelt tribute to resilience, community, and the place she’s loved since childhood. Note: CBS News added the photos shown on screen; they were not part of Derrington's original video. |

2.9K views · 60 reactions | Flash floods killed at least 14 people...