#bookaboo

That’s a 2016 episode of “Bookaboo” - a children’s tv-show - where Michael read a tale “Sir Lilypad“ by Anna Kemp.

Bookaboo with “very-very good Welsh actor” Michael Sheen read the book Sir Lillypad by Anna Kemp. Michael Sheen is a great reader, you know.

Last two bonus gifs - Michael pretends to be Excited Kermit. Probably.

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#FBF: 2 years ago today, @BookabooTV released this sneak peek of Stana Katic’s #Bookaboo episode where she shares the story of a boy who becomes “InvisiBill”. The full episode (and season 1) dropped on Amazon Prime Video in the UK & US on Oct. 28, 2016.

The RSPCA has now committed to paying for Booka's treatment, and they just want to find his owners so the dog can be returned to them.

"RSPCA NSW is now searching for Booka’s family to give them the help they need. The animal welfare charity has committed to paying for all of his treatment and want him to be reunited with his family, as well as offering them the ongoing support they need," the charity said in a statement.

Bookaboo, a four-year-old Shar Pei cross, was left at the RSPCA NSW shelter in Sydney on Wednesday night with a heartbreaking note from his owners:

Around 9000 animals are surrendered to the RSPCA each year in NSW, and many are dumped in the overnight cages without explanation, but the charity told ten daily it is rare for such a heartfelt note to be left alongside a pet.

The RSPCA offers assistance programs for pet owners struggling financially, as well as helping out those experiencing domestic violence, homelessness or other issues.

"We have a lot of people coming to us for help, some people are fleeing domestic violence situations and need emergency transport, others are living rough on the streets and need help with vet care and food," Coleman said.

RSPCA Community programs for people with pets in NSW include:

Aged Care 

Domestic Violence

Homelessness

Animal Welfare Schemes

Youth and Community support

Indigenous Community Animal Health