Goose love, in sickness and in health

The New England Wildlife Center in Massachusetts has treated thousands of injured animals, but one recent case stands out: A Canada goose named Arnold with a badly-damaged foot, who was visited each day during his convalescence by his mate, dubbed Amelia. Steve Hartman reports on an inspiring avian couple.

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[vojaro]

I hope Amelia and Arnold will always be together.

[elushka]

Canada geese have been my one and only favourite geese for as far as I can remember, I love them so much

[TastemyAtrocity]

Amelia and Arnold, may your love last many seasons ❤️❤️

[thomasgeorgecastleberry]

I got "goosebumps, " watching this intriguing video.

[tomkelly]

Thank you Steve Hartman, keep the feel good stories coming. The world needs more of these, especially during our time of crisis.

[andyroo]

This is such a great story. Animals are more than just "animals", they feel just as much as humans do.

[NicoleAZ]

I love Steve Hartman’s stories. They give my heart some joy in these turbulent times.

[nancyaylward]

What a beautiful story and a cute couple. Of course it’s love ❤️! The animal world for the most part, knows what love and devotion are. Humans could learn a thing or two from the animals!

[erinlee]

This is the very best story I’ve ever seen.. shed a few tears over this one.. animals are oh so amazing!!

[fearlessinchrist-]

Such a lovely story. A show of commitment & love.

[thndrbrd]

This is the most awesome thing I have ever heard of. I'd say God bless them but I think He already has.

[lorenarojas]

Love this story...I love animals so much...they always remind me of the good in the world ....if only we humans were more like them...what a different world it would be ❤

[erinlee]

Who knows.. I can’t let my mind go there after all we’ve been through.. this filled me with joy!!

[a.d.jenkins]

Steve really needs his own show at this point

[danielsoutdoors]

Steve always telling the good stories!

[Djynni]

Good for the vets for seeing that their patient will only be helped by allowing his mate to visit him.

[happydeedee]

Always look forward to Steve Hartman's segments! Sooo good!
#BeKind #EatHealthy #MoveYourBody 🌷❤

[heathermetz]

A spouse can help speed up the recovery process. These two love birds!

[fanofcanes]

Another one you your feeling good segments that makes you smile, laugh and yes even shed a tear stories. Thanks Steve Hartman and CBS, please keep more a these stories on your program. Everyone stay safe and healthy in 2021

[EoffZooStaff]

That was super sweet. and yes a lot of people could learn a lot from this story.