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When Courtney Wingate was at the neighborhood animal control facility, she noticed three tiny Lab puppies in a cage. As the director of the Humane Society of Northwest Louisiana, Wingate knew she couldn't leave the adorable puppies behind, especially after one of them gave her the most lovely smile she had ever seen.

Sarrah Walton, a volunteer, was called by Wingate and hurried over to save the eight-week-old puppies. Walton gave the puppies the names Joe, Burreaux, and O in honor of the school's quarterback and coach.

The puppies' parvo tests came back negative at the clinic, but Burreaux, the one with the endearing smile, fell unwell after he got to the rescue. They rushed him back to the veterinary clinic, where he surprisingly made a full recovery.

Walton observed that Burreaux would immediately flash his little teeth in a big grin if someone spoke to him in a loud voice and told him he was a good child.

"It happens when you're incredibly sweet to him... Walton remarked to The Dodo, "He has this smile as like he wants something. It's as if he's calling out, "Come love me, come pet me."

When the puppies were prepared to start looking for forever homes, the rescue posted a video showcasing Joe's natural talent for fetch. Joe was taken in right away.

In addition, they enjoy playing, said Walton of the entire litter. Burreaux and his sister have both started learning how to fetch.

Walton and Wingate started brainstorming a special talent Burreaux might show off in a Facebook video. He wasn't as adept at fetching as his brother, but he loved "sweet talk."

We concluded that Burreaux was trying to seem cute by always smiling, according to Walton. "So we made that video, and it's now going viral,"

You may watch the endearing video here:

Over 40,000 people have watched the video of Burreaux's broad grin in just a few days. Despite their newfound online celebrity, Burreaux and his sister O are still searching for their forever home.

The puppies knew they had struck gold when Wingate and Walton saved them from the death shelter. However, Burreaux and his sister are hoping to soon be able to smile about something more long-lasting—a home and a devoted family.

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