A homeless man’s life changed for the better, all because of the unconditional love of one sweet dog. In Paris, France, a husky’s owner, Thibault, narrates how his dog changed someone's life. The video begins with Sora, his dog, running towards a man named Bruno. Thibault states, "Sora can tell where Bruno is from hundreds of feet away." We then see Sora waiting by Bruno's tent. The two have a close relationship. RELATED: 5 Abandoned Puppies Found by Homeless Man Get Dropped on Doorstep with Devastating Note How did these two meet? Bruno, a homeless man, has a tent on a street corner. Thibault and Sora were on a walk, and as they walked near Bruno, Sora sat down right in front of him. She then jumped into Bruno's arms. Homeless Man’s Life is Changed Because of a Dog’s Love After that day, Thibault would bring Bruno coffee and a croissant, chat with him, and ask him if he needed anything. "Sometimes he'd ask for a little bit of money, and I would happily give him some," he said. RELATED: Homeless Man Spots Driver Struggling With Flat Tire On Car And Instantly Jumps Into Action Thibault started posting videos on TikTok and eventually started a donation page, which received over €5,000 euros. He then shares the good news with Bruno, who thanks him profusely. Two months later, Sora and Thibault are on a walk. They have not seen Bruno for a while but see him in a sleeping bag on the street. "Thibault, I never had access to the money because I don't have a passport," Bruno tells Thibault. In France, you can't withdraw money without an active passport, even though you can open an account with a photocopy of an old one. So Bruno was never able to access his money. Thibault would help him get a passport. YOU MAY ALSO LIKE: Woman Helps Homeless Man And Then Bumps Into Him Unexpectedly Years Later In Gas Station Thibault tells Bruno he can stay with him, but he declines. Thibault gives him a tent, but when he returns to tell him the passport is ready, he finds him cold and weak. This time, he took him home where it was warm. We then see clips of Bruno at home with Thibault and Sora. Enjoying life. Playing with Sora with a smile on his face. In the next clip, we see them going to the bank and getting the money for Bruno. He will also go buy a phone. "I have all the cards to sort out my life," Bruno says. At the end of the video, we see Bruno going to a nice hotel room. "New start!" he says with a big smile on his face. Because Bruno smiled and was friendly to Sora, everything got better for him. Thibault comments, "My dog and a stranger taught me the biggest life lesson. If not for Sora, I might have walked by Bruno a dozen times without looking at him." Sora's love for a human being changed lives! WATCH: Homeless Man’s Life Transformed By Unconditional Love Of A Dog LISTEN: Michael J Fox Receives Standing Ovation, Crowd Cheers as He Stands | Dog and Veteran Stay Together Until End h/t: GodTube Featured Image Credit: YouTube/The Dodo The post Homeless Man’s Life Changed Because of the Unconditional Love of A Dog appeared first on GodUpdates.

Comedian and HBO host Bill Maher triggered “The View” co-host Sunny Hostin during Tuesday’s broadcast of the ABC midday talk show, sparring with her over his use of the term “woke” and the Left’s rapid descent into anti-Semitism. Maher appeared on the show in part to promote his new book — titled “What This Comedian Said Will Shock You” — and he also joined the co-hosts in their conversation about current events and politics. Maher mentioned issues like schools helping students with social gender transitions without the permission or knowledge of their parents and pointed out that in cases like that, the “woke” far Left was doing the heavy lifting when it came to driving moderates toward voting for former President Donald Trump in November. Hostin pushed back then, not to refute his point but to complain that he had used the term “woke” to mean something she didn’t like. “I just — the term ‘woke’ has been, in my view, co-opted by the Right and weaponized and bastardized,” Hostin began. “So I was surprised to hear you use the term because historically as you know, because I think you’re quite brilliant, that woke is a word used by the black community to note that we must be aware of social injustices — why is that a bad thing?” “But words migrate,” Maher pushed back, noting that the term has taken on a very different meaning over time, but added that it certainly was not a bad thing to be “alert to injustice.” He went on to say that he would use a different word if that one was “triggering,” but reinforced his point about words changing meaning over time: “I think we agree about the danger of the super far Right, and I can’t say it enough, I think they’re the bigger threat, but don’t tell me that the Left hasn’t changed. I mean, I’m old enough to remember when it was the conservatives who hated the Jews … that was a joke.” He said then that if he’d had any doubt that the Left had changed, seeing the recent campus protests would have been enough to convince him as students marched and chanted the slogans of the terrorist organization Hamas. WATCH: Maher calls out anti-Semitic liberals like Hostin who support Hamas’s attacks on Jews. He tells them to try living under the oppression of radical Islam and get back to him. Hostin tries/fails to box him in on supporting the deaths of civilians in Gaza, “it’s a war” he says. pic.twitter.com/ez3AtQvmOL — Nicholas Fondacaro (@NickFondacaro) May 21, 2024 “It’s astounding to me that they can’t tell the good guys from the bad guys … morally,” Maher continued. “Let me tell you, if you’re for Hamas, just live in Gaza for a day — and I’m not talking about while the war is on, I mean before the war. Trust me, you would go running and screaming and begging to live in Tel Aviv.” Maher explained that under Hamas rule in Gaza, women had no rights, referring to the government as a “gender apartheid.” Hostin objected then, asking, “Are you at all concerned about the innocent civilians that have been collectively punished and murdered? Largely children and women? Aren’t you at all concerned about the fact that the International Criminal Court just today issued a subpoena for Bibi Netanyahu?” “Well, that’s — that’s ridiculous, but it’s a war,” Maher said. “Because it’s a war. And they were attacked, and they’re defending themselves. Now, this is a war. Do you think Hamas needs to be destroyed? This is the question.” “Yes,” Hostin agreed. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP “All right, so Hamas needs to be destroyed because they are a terrorist organization who have, who say openly that they want to commit genocide on the Jewish people, on the state of Israel. That’s what ‘from the river to the sea’ means. Okay? And they say it very openly. They said, ‘We did this attack.’ They’ve attacked Israel five times. They’ve started five wars since they were given that land back,” Maher said. “They could have chosen to turn that place into any place they wanted to. And they took a lot of money that they took from the international community, and they spent it on bombs and guns and building tunnels. So, if they need to be destroyed, how do we do that? It’s a war. I don’t know how to do that, and you don’t know how to do that. I assume the Israeli Defense –” “But are you concerned about the innocent lives?” Hostin asked again. “Of course, everybody is, but that’s what happens in a war. Here’s a way to stop that: stop attacking Israel,” Maher shot back. “And stop calling for the annihilation of Israel and all the Jews. They’re calling for the annihilation of the Jews. And so you can’t really defend that on the other side very easily,” co-host Joy Behar added.