15 emotional shots that don’t let you lose faith in people (16 photos)

Sometimes we encounter people who give us a lot of unpleasant emotions. Perhaps someone took your parking space, pushed you on the subway, or was rude to you. In this post you will see pictures that show the best sides of humanity. Take a look!





1. This farmer lost her rice plantation while rescuing children from a Thai cave. She said the rice could be planted again, but the children couldn't



2. While waiting for the bus, this man collected all the garbage around and threw it in the trash.





3. This 72-year-old widower brings a portrait of his wife every morning to the pier where they fell in love since she died seven years ago.



4. I sold my truck to pay for the surgery she needed.



5. My father worked 15 hours a day as a taxi driver for several years to fulfill his dream of opening a restaurant. Here's a culinary diploma



6. A tree fell, and inside there was a nest of woodpeckers. The nest part was cut off and attached to another nearby tree, causing the birds to return



7. When I was 5 years old, my grandfather made me mini dumbbells so that I could train with my father.



8. Tammy Waddell was a teacher for 25 years. To honor his memory, students brought their backpacks instead of flowers.



9. The heroes rest after rescuing children trapped in a Thai cave



10. This dog was rescued from being euthanized and is very grateful to her new owner.



11. A young man came to a cafe and saw an elderly woman eating alone and asked permission to sit with her.



12. We were concerned that our daughter might have trouble making friends in kindergarten because she is wheelchair bound.



13. This worker sat down with the children watching to explain how the machine worked.



14. Luka Modric grew up in a refugee camp in a war zone. He was told that he was too small and weak to be a football player. But he became one of the best midfielders of our time



15. This girl wrote 40 motivational notes on the crossbars of a bridge to support people with mental disorders. Police say she saved at least six lives