Pennsylvania's Most Heartwarming Stories From 2018

PENNSYLVANIA – The year is almost over, and we've shared a lot of news with you.

We want to look back at the most heartwarming stories in Pennsylvania from 2018.

Check out some of the most smile-inducing articles Patch wrote through the year below:

Dog Missing For More Than A Month Found On Main Line

Eddie went missing on Oct. 27 during the Light the Night Walk for Leukemia near the Philadelphia Art Museum. More than a month later he turned up in a Main Line backyard.

Giving A Lansdale Woman With Cancer Her Dream Wedding

More than $10,000 was raised by community members to help give Taylor Goettner, 26, her dream wedding as she battled ovarian cancer.

Philadelphia Carriage Company Horses Get New Home

After the carriage company closed, its horses got a new home at to Gentle Giants Draft Horse Rescue, a non-profit horse caretaking and rescue facility in Maryland.

Methacton Student Creates Jewelry In Honor Of Pittsburgh Victims

In the wake of the tragic Pittsburgh synagogue shooting, Gracie Silverstein partnered with a local Etsy shop to create unique necklaces in honor of the victims that read "stronger than hate" in Hebrew.

Baby Giraffe 'Beau' Born At Philadelphia Zoo June 10

Parent giraffes Stella and Gus welcomed their new son Beau on June 10. He was 5 feet, 7 inches tall when he was born.

Philly Teen Who Saved Nephew From Fire Earns Carnegie Hero Medal

Brent Rudy Edwards, 17, was recently named a Carnegie hero for his efforts to save his toddler nephew Bryce Noel, from a burning home May 27, 2017.

Local Girl, 7, Is Gritty's Biggest Fan, 'She Loves Him So Much'

Seven-year-old Cailin Ryan, of Northeast Philadelphia, lives and breathes the big, orange, goofy, horrifying, loving agent of chaos that has become a national sensation.

Image via Philadelphia Zoo