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$May 21, 2010 - Kent, United Kingdom - <br /> <br /> Miracle Puppy Who Survived Being Thrown From The Window Of A Speeding Car<br /> <br /> This is Max, the miracle puppy who survived being Thrown from the window of a speeding car. He was found close to death at the side of the road after the vicious act of animal cruelty. He was given plenty of love and nurturing, plus a cast for a busted leg, said police as they hunt the wicked motorist. The incident had such an affect on Laura Wills, who works at the Kent Police Force Communications Centre that she offered to adopt Max, and has forked out more than £1,100 on vet bills to help nurse him back to health. Max was one of three tossed out of the vehicle on the Wainscott Bypass, near Strood, Kent. When the report came in, Laura was the Medway supervisor at the communication centre.She said: When PC Dave Brett arrived on the scene he found that two of the puppies were already dead. He took Max to the PDSA and I got in contact to say that if he survived I would take him. The next day I took him home with me but he spent a lot of time at the vets as both his jaw and his leg had been broken and he had a big plaster cast. He also had fleas and worms but was still desperate to play and have fun! Max required 24-hour care from Laura and her family and he was also eating constantly to put some weight back on. Five months on and he is changed character.\nLaura added: He was 1.4 kilograms when we got him and now he is about 11 kilograms. He is absolutely huge but is such a softie and just loves to be with people and is so affectionate. When he is tired his jaw goes a bit wonky and his tongue hangs out because of the broken jaw he suffered but he really is just part of the family now.PC David Brett, based at Medway police station, attended the call. He said: This was a really heart breaking call to attend. It is hard to believe that anyone could treat animals so badly. <br /> ©Exclusivepix$

$Bolt posing Cats<br /> <br /> The Olympics are over, but two homeless kittens cant get enough and have taken to im-purr-sonating Usain Bolt and Yohan Blake. The pair of most recognisable poses have become the favourite of a pair of 13 week old kittens now called Bolt and Blake. Bolt and Blake arrived at Battersea Dogs & Cats Home Brands Hatch in Kent on 6 August, after being found as strays in Tower Hamlets, London. It was the day after Jamaica's Usain Bolt ran the second fastest 100m time in history at 9.63 seconds, just ahead of his teammate Yohan Blake. As the kittens flew across their cat pen at warp speed and started pulling some rather familiar poses, staff knew there were only two names for them. Rehoming and Welfare Assistant Sharon Weller said: We couldn't believe it when we saw the kittens doing Bolt and Blake's famous poses and knew they had to be named after the Olympic champions. The kittens are just like their namesakes, as they are energetic and very fast on their feet. Like the Jamaican heroes they are real jokers and love to lark about. We¿re now hoping they can take their place on the podium and find a loving new family. Bolt and Blake can be rehomed as a pair or on their own, and are both looking for loving homes where they will get plenty of attention and won¿t be left on their own for too long. They could live with children aged eight or older, and could possibly live with other cats or a dog.\nAlongside Bolt and Blake, 39 animals across Batterseas three sites have been named after Team GBs golden heroes. They include a homeless Bulldog at Battersea Brands Hatch who has been nicknamed Jess after the golden girl of the Olympics, Jessica Ennis. While 11 of the animals have already found new homes, the rest are still waiting patiently to take their place on the podium and find a loving new family. Sharon added: All of our animals are gold medal winners in our eyes, and we're hoping new owners come forward to adopt them soon. <br /> ©Exclusivepix$