The protagonist of 'The Big Bang Theory' Kaley Cuoco has shared through Instagram an endearing story that happened to her last Thanksgiving in the United States.
The actress was so grateful for what happened that she has published several messages on social networks where she shows her gratitude.
Last November 22, one of the most important dates for them on the calendar, Thanksgiving Day, was celebrated in the United States. 'The Big Bang Theory' actress Kaley Cuoco celebrated the occasion with the family of her husband, Karl Cook, in Santa Barbara. What the interpreter did not know is how the day would end for her and her family.
After dinner at her in-laws' house, Cuoco went out with her husband to walk along the beach and enjoy the beautiful sunset in the area when suddenly they came across a small injured seal.
Kaley has shared through Instagram everything she experienced since they found the animal until they managed to rescue her through her Instagram account. "This is what I'm grateful for... At my in-laws' beautiful beach house, Karl and I came across a baby seal who was obviously lost and injured.
I called Island Marine & Wildlife's 24-hour number Institute and asked them if anyone could help. They promised me they would send a volunteer but I wasn't sure that was going to happen, because it's Thanksgiving!" Cuoco begins by writing along with a video of the moment.
After worrying that no one could come to her aid, the actress realized that many people appeared on the beach willing to help her save the baby seal: "A few hours later, I observed that a group of volunteers surrounded the seal. Everyone! "They showed up to help! My heart is full of gratitude for these kind people who left their Thanksgiving plans to help an animal in need. Is there anything better than that?" he continued.
The next day, Kaley posted an image of the seal reporting that it was in the care of Island Marine & Wildlife Institute: "It is currently at their Santa Barbara facility to be rehabilitated and prepared to be released back into the wild." as soon as I can".
