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Hayley Burke told Newsweek that she feared her cat Jen, named after her late mother, had suffered a grisly fate inside the wash.

The comical clip captioned: "If I don't record it, no one believes me," has accumulated 2.7 million views on TikTok.

Olena Perez, 34, told Newsweek she feels "overwhelmed by the love" but also saddened by the negative comments on her video.

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Brittany Christiana told Newsweek: "When she finally woke up, she was completely stunned, and we couldn't stop laughing."

"When the vacuum asked if we wanted to try carpet cleaning, my husband immediately said 'no,'" Aubrey Fetté said of the incident.

"I thought it was adorable, and it made me feel so much better about having to be gone for the night," the owner told Newsweek.

Buckley the Great Dane tried on two separate occasions to walk through the female day-care worker's legs.

"And look what a good boy he was about it...... black labs are the best," said another viewer.

"That jump was a jump of joy of seeing something familiar and it breaks my heart. I'm so happy he has you," one user wrote.

The National Mill Dog Rescue told Newsweek: "In our 18 years of rescuing over 24,000 dogs, this was the worst situation we've ever seen."

The passenger "basically flew private" on a recent trans-Atlantic flight from London, capital of the United Kingdom, to New York.

"This isn't safe for them. He could train too much and become an Olympic champion and never return home," one user said.

Cat owners can relate to the hysterical clip that has racked up over 220,000 views and 15,600 likes in just 24 hours.

Sky Bruns told Newsweek about the heartwarming reason Ruben has kept coming back to her boyfriend's family home.

"I usually wake up in a different timeline," said one comment and chimed in: "It's my dream to have a nap feel like this."

"A kitten coming in with just worm belly and fleas is a GIFT in kitten season," one user said in the comments.

"I don't know if she's ready for baby to arrive."

"Nothing summons a generation more than bringing back things millennials used to do and say," Evie Levitin, 38, told Newsweek.

Newsweek discussed the canine's behavior with a Kennel Club-accredited dog trainer who has provided her own top tips.

"I didn't know the cat distribution did home delivery," said one comment on the viral TikTok video that has over half a million views.

"The substance of the speech was kept secret from everyone," Paul Cella, the proud father, told Newsweek.

"What matters most is that they spend their remaining years as cherished family members," Kelly Smíšek told Newsweek.

With more than 1.2 million views, the video captured attention online as Rikki looked for the source of the noise.

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"I found him listed on the charity's website and immediately fell in love," Catharina Hartmans, from the U.K., told Newsweek.

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The woman received a reply from the neighbor several days later.

"When mom's at work and your sister is sleeping peacefully but you need attention," the video was captioned.