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TUCSON, Ariz. — More than $20,000 has poured in for an Arizona dog that was found hanging from a tree more than a week ago but is now recovering in a foster home.

Sunny the dog made headlines when someone found her on May 12. The shepherd mix was hanging from a tree in Tucson with a rope tied around her mouth.

José Ocaño, director of shelter operations for the Pima Animal Care Center, said Sunny has slowly began to recover and is now being taken care of by a foster parent.

"She's getting her spirit back. Even the look in the eye looks more trusting and hopeful, which is a testament to how resilient animals are," Ocaño said.

Ocaño said Sunny's story attracted attention from all over the country and even internationally, drawing in thousands of dollars for her recovery. The shelter has used its Facebook page to post updates and pictures, many of which have gained more than 1,000 "likes."

Sunny's medical bills cost about $2,500, and the rest of the money raised will benefit other animals at the county shelter.

The shelter has on average about 650 dogs and 300 cats on a daily basis, and has a small budget, Ocaño said.

Meanwhile, police are seeking tips regarding Sunny's previous owner. The dog was not microchipped and appeared to have been neglected before she was found hanging from the tree.

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BALTIMORE — Black soot covers the two-story house like a dark shadow. The roof has collapsed, and a bright red sign proclaims the home has been condemned.

Until a few weeks ago, when the riots roiled Baltimore, this house at Hilton Street and Piedmont Avenue was home for Laporsha Lawson and her severely disabled son, Khai'Lee Sampson.

The liquor store adjacent to Lawson's home started burning about 1 a.m. on April 28. Lawson awoke, raced up the stairs to grab Khai'Lee and rushed him to her parents' home about a block away, moments before flames engulfed the house.

"They took everything from my child," said Lawson, 28.

The wheelchair customized for Khai'Lee's small body, the back brace that helps him sit upright, the machine that pumps oxygen into his lungs when he stops breathing at night — all were destroyed. So were the supplies for his feeding tube, his clothes, even his new swing.

As Lawson cradled the 7-year-old on her parents' sofa recently, she said she felt betrayed by her neighborhood.

While she understands the rioters' anger at the death of Freddie Gray, the 25-year-old who suffered a spinal injury in police custody, she can't understand why people would destroy their own community.

"Everybody wants justice for Freddie Gray," said Lawson. "But what about justice for Khai'Lee?"

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Ava told WSFA her son instantly became troubled by the stranger and began asking her questions about him. After she explained that he was homeless and what that meant, Josiah insisted they get him a meal.

"Josiah jumped up and asked him if he needed a menu because he couldn't order without one," she explained. "He said, 'Can I have bacon?.' And I said, 'You can have as much bacon as you want.'"

But before he chowed down, Josiah asked if the man would bless the food with them. He agreed, plus 11 other customers joined in to pray out loud.

"Watching my son touch the 11 people in that Waffle House [that night] will be forever one of the greatest accomplishments as a parent I'll ever get to witness," his mother said.

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A waitress at Logan's Roadhouse in Fort Smith, Arkansas, says she got the shock of a lifetime while working the Tuesday lunch shift.

Loran Lopez, 19, a student at the University of Arkansas-Fort Smith, was at her part-time waitress gig when a regular customer came in with a friend.

"I've seen her in there before but I've never spoken to her," Lopez told ABC News today. "I've always heard about her tipping well, but I've never experienced it myself until this time."

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After the meal, "She gave me the receipt, and I didn't look at it," Lopez said. "I finished serving her and walked to the computer to put my tip in."

Lopez found herself staring at a $278.55 bill with a $2,000.00 tip.

"I couldn't talk for a good two minutes," she said. "I sat there and started at it. I couldn't believe what happened."

The customer was still there, so Lopez went over and hugged her.

"I thanked her a million times," Lopez said. "She said, 'I know I don't have to tip, there's no gun pointing at my head, it's something that I want to do for people.' She used to be a waitress, too, so she just likes to give back."

The woman wanted to remain private, Lopez said, so she is keeping her name anonymous. But Lopez said the customer is a regular at Logan's Roadhouse and has given big tips to other waitresses there and at other restaurants.

"She thinks waitresses deserve more than what they're getting," Lopez said. "She's so generous."

The restaurant's manager, Lloyd Wolcott, said he was at the restaurant at the time of the big tip.

"[The tipper] took care of the people who gave her great service," he said. "It makes me feel good that somebody thinks that somebody's worth that kind of money for the hard work that they've put in."

Lopez said she'll put the money towards college expenses.

"It's a blessing," she added. "I'm very grateful for what she did. I didn't expect it at all."

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