A family couldn't afford their puppy's $700 vet bill when it came down with a virus. But their 8-year-old son LOVES the puppy. So he took matters into his own hands and set up a booth on the side of the road to sell all his Pokémon cards. Guess what happens next...

John Brandeberry, was seen walking to work during a snowstorm earlier this year by Good Samaritan Jimmy Preston. He then gave him a ride to work, but that wasn't all.

A stolen dog was retrieved after a news crew at 7NEWS in Boston spotted the dog and the suspect while shooting at the location of the crime. Here's some of the confrontation between the reporter and the suspect.

A pizzeria owner was sick of seeing people getting tickets for parking in a poorly marked handicap zone near his shop. So, he took it upon himself to clearly mark the area with blue paint to help people avoid getting the $150 fine.

Organ recipient Jeff Granger is doing well and thriving a year after getting his second kidney transplant from a Florida couple. Sixteen years ago, Bryan Herrington died in a tragic accident, and his kidney was given to Granger to save his life. Last year when the donated kidney started failing, Bryan's widow, Terri, became a living donor and gave one of her kidneys to the same man her husband

A 24-year-old guy named Philip Vu quit his bank job a while back to live out of his car and travel. And along the way, he made friends with a homeless guy named Mike. Philip thought he was so interesting, he started posting videos of their conversations online, and they went viral. Then people reached out to ask how they could help Mike . . . and ended up donating $17,000. Here's how he reacted when Philip gave him the first $1,000 in an envelope.

There's a fifth-grader in Texas named Elli Van Bree with a brother named Willem who's autistic. And she was worried about him starting school this year. So she made a video for his classmates to let them know how great he is, even though he's different.

A pregnant woman went into labor on a flight to Hawaii last Wednesday, and everything went fine . . . because three nurses, a physician assistant, and a doctor all happened to be on board. She was only at 27 weeks, so it could have gone very differently.

A woman in Ohio who's allergic to bees got stung ten times by a swarm of yellow jackets, and her Amazon Echo saved her life. She has one with a screen that does video calls. Her husband wasn't home, but he was able to use it to talk their son and neighbor through the process of using an EpiPen.

Grandfather serenades grandson from across the border