Wholesome Content

Somebody give his a "father of the year" award right now.

"Schitt's Creek" star Dan Levy attempts to re-contextualize the reason to wear a mask for people who think it's a violation of their civil liberties.

We might not understand what words exactly the man is saying in Andalusian Spanish, but the love he's radiating requires no translation.

Stephanie Ruhle — a senior business correspondent on NBC News — showed off her ability to juggle being an on-camera news reporter with her responsibilities as a mom behind the scenes.

A nurse, who got stuck in quarantine at the nursing home she was working at, checked in with her dog over the phone and she was extremely happy to see her.

The "Animal Crossing" music team united for a special performance.

"I'm just able to see things from a totally different point of view," John Furniss explains in this short documentary by Great Big Story.

Wildlife biologists set up spycams across Quebec and got copious amounts of adorable baby animal footage.

A driver spotted this baby bear attempting to climb a partition in Rossland, British Columbia.

Readers share photos and stories from their disrupted lives amid the coronavirus crisis — including, in this case, a busy spider in Karachi, bike riding lessons and a surprise birthday party starring Bubbles.

Slow and steady strengthens the muscles.

In the latest episode of John Krasinski's "Some Good News" show, the cast of "The Office" reunited to surprise a couple whose marriage proposal mirrored Jim and Pam's in "The Office."

When a group of schoolboys were marooned on an island in 1965, it turned out very differently from William Golding's bestseller, writes Rutger Bregman.

There's a lot of musical talent here, but we all know that the girl dancing in the foreground stole the show.

This man's wife gifted him with a painting of a sound wave of his late uncle's voice.

Nature PBS filmed this enchanting footage of baby hares in the wilderness. A soothing experience to watch.

This little boy loves helping his parents train the dogs to sit.

This is a guy who really delivers at his job.

Keep your siblings close, keep your mommy closer.

According to Mako Ray, "I recorded myself in different outfits playing random notes on each instrument and then i pitch shifted clips to match the song's notes."

A cat crashed a concert back in February.

This is the sound of hope we need in these trying times.

Opal is a gentle soul as her owner feeds her a dinner of blueberries, cheese, pâté and peanut butter.

And the moment is made even more surreal by the fact that it happened on the set of "Curb Your Enthusiasm."

Somebody should give them the "Parents of the Year" award right here and now.

Finnegan the red fox loves to get pet by Mikayla Raines of SaveAFox Rescue.

Most of Facebook is a cesspool. Enter: the only wholesome social Facebook group on the planet.

The amount of time and attention that was put into setting this up is mind-blowing.

In addition to having Brad Pitt report on the weather, Krasinski also invited Chance the Rapper and Billie Eilish to perform for a virtual prom he held for high-schoolers who didn't have the chance to go to their prom.

This is the best meet-cute ever.

London's Woolwich Ferry did a 360 spin and honked its horn in the middle of the River Thames to pay their respects to medical workers on the front line.

They're slowing down and greying around the muzzle, but there is a certain joy in taking care of an aging dog.

This video of nuns playing basketball at the convent of San Leandro in Sevilla, Spain is the most wholesome thing you might see today.

Milk the Samoyed tries meat for the first time and it's an oddly satisfying ASMR experience.

With social distancing forcing people apart, folks are resorting to other methods to keep their dating life intact.

Those are some lucky ducklings.

Healthcare workers working in the COVID-19 unit of a hospital in Massachusetts had a pleasant surprise waiting for them at Fenway Park, the Red Sox ballpark.

The celebrity of desserts—The DoubleTree by Hilton's chocolate chip cookie—is now available for at-home bakers to make.

An English YouTuber Half-Asleep Chris built his cat a house fit for a king.

The Olsen twins are the only ones who don't make an appearance, but that's honestly fine.

With the aquarium closed, the Atlanta Humane Society let a litter of kittens wander the grounds.

A winery in Maryland launched a new curbside dog delivery service, in which a dog named Soda Pup will bring a maximum of two wine bottles to your car.

A trucker is overwhelmed by Americans giving care packages to truckers to show their appreciation during a difficult time.

The actor called out bingo numbers during a virtual bingo night for elder shut-ins.

A woman waiting in line at the drive-thru caught a hilariously anxious Siberian Husky howl for its puppuccino out the window.

Toby Marriott posted a video of his young nephew Ralph giving an enthusiastic welcome to the empty streets as most people were staying indoors to stay safe from the coronavirus.

YouTuber Mark Ian Hoyle wanted to fulfill his son's birthday wish but all the McDonald's in the United Kingdom were closed, so he took matters into his own hands.

To surprise a "Hamilton" superfan, Krasinski had the original Broadway cast sing "Alexander Hamilton" over Zoom.

The soul legend gave his final public performance at his Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony in 2015.

Also, they continue to be extremely cute and the only balm we have in this pandemic.

Sandra the orangutan is too precious for our world.

An older man was denied getting his order taken from a drive-thru window in Bay City, Michigan because he didn't have a car. Fortunately, Carol came to his rescue.

She has been suffering from Alzheimer's for the past 10 years, but on her 66th wedding anniversary, she was able to remember who her husband was.

6-year-old Kira Neely lives across the street from her 81-year-old grandfather Marvin and though the coronavirus keeps them separated, they've found a way to connect in the most adorable way.

It's amazing how a simple act like this can inspire so much joy in other people's lives.

We really needed this "news network of good news" during this trying time.

At 7pm each night, Vancouver residents give applause to health-care workers fighting the coronavirus.

Drastic times call for careful yet wholesome measures.

Keep quarantining. You're doing great. We love you.

Robert Kelly, who rose to viral fame after a live interview on BBC World News was crashed by his children, returns to reflect on his work-from-home life.