Oct 19, 2026 · 3 min · 5 segments
A cat is found after 571 days, a 3-D printed beak, and a love of dance keeps her young.
All right, some good news.
So, a cat
named Turtle has been reunited with his family after being missing for 571 days and traveling across two states.
The family asked a pet rescue company for help, and the breakthrough finally came earlier this month when someone posted online about finding a cat in New York State.
Also, at a Netherlands zoo, a southern ground hornbill has become the first bird in the world to receive a 3D printed prosthesis on both its upper and lower beak.
It meant that he could not take care of himself and could not pick up more difficult food from the ground.
And finally, a woman in North Carolina named Florence Godfrey celebrated her 100th birthday earlier this month by inviting five generations of her family to dance together at the senior living community where she lives.
She says the secret to her longevity is dancing, which has always been a hobby, especially with her late husband.
If you ever have a positive news story that you'd like to share, just email it to me, krose at wlkrradio.com.
All right, some good news.
So, a cat
named Turtle has been reunited with his family after being missing for 571 days and traveling across two states.
The family asked a pet rescue company for help, and the breakthrough finally came earlier this month when someone posted online about finding a cat in New York State.
Also, at a Netherlands zoo, a southern ground hornbill has become the first bird in the world to receive a 3D printed prosthesis on both its upper and lower beak.
It meant that he could not take care of himself and could not pick up more difficult food from the ground.
And finally, a woman in North Carolina named Florence Godfrey celebrated her 100th birthday earlier this month by inviting five generations of her family to dance together at the senior living community where she lives.
She says the secret to her longevity is dancing, which has always been a hobby, especially with her late husband.
If you ever have a positive news story that you'd like to share, just email it to me, krose at wlkrradio.com.
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