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After giving the old chest a more modern feel, Lilly Skjoldahl hopes that "it can be loved for another 60 plus years."

While tucking into her salad, Danielle Zarb-Cousin couldn't believe the "look of utter disgust" on her dog's face.

There's no doubt that Rider is loving his retirement after more than five years of service.

Rachel Rigler told Newsweek that "every woman deserves romance" similar to the gesture her partner made.

In the week, she mostly survives on a couple hours of sleep each day, but she uses the weekends to "get a proper 7 to 8 hours of sleep."

After the previous adoption didn't work out, a volunteer told Newsweek "Monique is really not happy to be here again."

Despite pressure to have life figured out, Valerie Valcourt says, "there are so many cool adventures still to be had."

Saving Hope Rescue said that Spirit "may be missing a leg, but she sure makes up for it with a big personality."

"This is her personality about 80 percent of the time," Becca Sim told Newsweek.

As Zark can't travel too far, Susan Kennon hung framed images on the walls of his new room "so he's surrounded by memories of all his adventures."

After losing her son in December 2021, Emily Cooper was left asking, "How can a healthy child just die out of the blue?"

Owner Chris Gordon said his dog usually does this "smile or this submissive grin when he gets into the trash."

There was plenty of praise for Lindo on TikTok as one person said he's "the best pirate" they've ever seen.

Katherine Saballos told Newsweek "it's taken a lot of work" over the last year but she loves how Leia's room turned out.

Not everyone is convinced that Chana Goyons didn't have surgery, but she says it's "because the results are so amazing."

When Jeralyn and Michael Wirtz shared pictures of 46 years of marriage, they never imagined they'd go viral. They tell Newsweek how they hope to inspire others.

"Being a mom is the hardest job in the world," says Meems Gillette, who thinks parents should feel less guilty about their choices

They may not be perfect, but Rob thinks we're ready for the "newer ideas" that millennial managers bring.

Dr. Alex Mehler told Newsweek that this is "incredibly concerning on many levels" and urged people not to modify their own teeth.

Sam, from Michigan, told Newsweek that "people are craving activities that create something in the real world."

"Toby's actions showed me that dogs have intuition and empathy; we can learn so much from them," Hannah Moosvi told Newsweek.

"You can most certainly see which ones do agility classes outside of daycare," Miranda Mitchell jokingly told Newsweek.

Margarita Hanratty said "it was such a shock to everyone" when they made the special announcement that baby Hanratty is due in July.

Myko's owner loves seeing him go to sleep like this, but she said that "if he wakes up and it's not nearby, he panics."

People are often surprised to see Uno out for a leash walk, but his owner said he just loves receiving "pets and affection" from everyone he sees.

Social media loved seeing how needy Finn the golden retriever is, and one person commented: "I want these problems."

Jennifer Counts told Newsweek it's "unproductive to worry about what other people think."

"I think we're all at the mercy of our dogs in the mornings," dog owner Hannah Law told Newsweek.

After seeing how Tia "freaked out" at first, owner Kierra Martin said she never wanted to see her so nervous again.

Alyssa West couldn't imagine a better welcome as she returns home, telling Newsweek: "I just want him to know he's the light of my world."