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Watch these shelter animals get gifted new beds and sob all the tears

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Stop what you're doing because we've found it — the most "aw" inducing animal video ever.

The RSPCA animal shelter in Victoria, Australia, recently put out a call to animal lovers to donate their old pet's beds to the charity. 

The hand-me-down beds were then gifted to 100 cats and dogs still awaiting their "forever homes." The resulting video is bitter sweet — at once cute and heartbreaking. Somebody adopt these precious little guys!

As the RSPCA is a not-for-profit organisation, donations such as these make a sizeable impact on the well-being of the pets and animals in their care.

The emotional weight of the video could only be improved if Bryan Adams' "(Everything I Do) I Do It For You" was playing over the top. You've been warned. Read more...

More about Cats, Dogs, Shelter Animals, Animals, and Australia

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