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A year and a half after SEAL Team Six launched their raid on Osama bin Laden's compound, the now-retired SEAL who says he's the one who pulled the trigger is claiming the military has since left him and his family to fend for themselves. Journalist Phil Bronstein talks about the story he wrote for Esquire magazine. (TODAY)

Zookeepers in Sochi, Russia needed to find an tiger to nurse three tigers cubs who were abandoned by their mother. Instead, they found a loving Swiss Shepard dog to take the cubs under her care. (TODAY)

A Russian biologist is taking care of a bear named Trisha that was left for dead by hunters when she was a cub. TODAY.com's Dara Brown reports. (TODAY)

An Illinois mother won't face charges after she left her severely mentally disabled daughter at a Tennessee bar. WBIR's John Henry reports. (NBC News)

TODAY contributor Jill Rappaport and Richard Gentles of Animal Care & Control of NYC show adorable puppies who were found abandoned in a shopping cart and need adopted homes. (TODAY)

NBC's Michelle Franzen reports on one high school student's incredible journey to the Ivy League, despite being abandoned by her parents and left homeless. (TODAY)

The mother of three young children, who were found abandoned in a shed behind a home in Portland, Ore., has been located and may face charges. NBC's Kristen Dahlgren reports. (TODAY)

The mother of three young children, who were found abandoned in a shed behind a home in Portland, Ore., has been located and may face charges. NBC's Kristen Dahlgren reports. (TODAY)

Three small children were found abandoned in a shed in Portland, Ore., on Thursday and were taken into protective custody as police try to identify them and find their parents. KGW-TV's Reggie Aqui reports. (NBC News)

In an exclusive interview, the captain of the Costa Concordia says he feels as if his company has abandoned him as new video emerges from the day of the ship disaster. NBC's Michelle Kosinski reports. (TODAY)