Happily Staff

Diantae Thomas, 25, surprised his father, Lester, 56, with a new Ford F150 after his old truck broke down two years ago. Lester runs a lawn care operation and had been relying on his wife to drive him to and from work every day. Diantae saved up money to buy his father the new truck and kept the plan a secret from the whole family. When Lester saw the new truck, he was so shocked and happy that he broke down in tears. Diantae said he felt like a man after giving back to his parents and hopes that others can see how hard work and dedication can change a situation.

A pair of kindhearted sisters rescued a malnourished dog from the side of the highway and nursed her back to health. The sisters documented Honey's journey back to full health online, which has gone viral.

A goat was rescued after being stuck on a cliff for over a week. The goat's cries for help alerted locals, who called in a rescue team. Volunteers abseiled down the cliff and used a net to capture the goat. The goat was unharmed and was reunited with its owners.

A 6-year-old girl's face lit up with joy when she saw her mom in the audience at her recital. The mom had traveled across the country to surprise her daughter, and the moment was captured on video.

72-year-old Esther's dream of visiting Disneyland finally came true after her grandchildren surprised her with a trip to the park. The heartwarming video of Esther's reaction has gone viral

Mackenzie Honn thought she was picking up her boyfriend Taylor from fishing, but she was instead surprised with a grand proposal. Taylor had lined up friends and family to greet Mackenzie with flowers, leading her to the dock where he was waiting with a ring and fireworks.

A young girl dedicated every weekend for six months to making and selling lemonade while diligently saving her profits to prove to her parents she is responsible enough to own a dog. Jaylah Mendez, aged eight, from Dinuba, California, saw a miniature poodle online and immediately knew that breed was the dog she was desperate to have as her own.

Bree Harris, 32, from Nashville, Tennessee, was expecting her first child with her husband Tucker, 29. She wanted to find a unique way to tell her mom, Lori McDermott, 49, that she was going to be a grandma. Harris knew that her mom loved scratch-offs, so she purchased a specially-designed ticket online that said, "Guess what. We are having a BABY!"