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Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson has come to the aid of a tiny pup named in "Lots of good people chipped in for the lil' guy," Johnson wrote via Twitter on Wednesday evening. "Plus the pup has the Coolest. Name. Ever." At present, 'the rock' needs USD 365 for his surgery and the shelter is planning to put in extra cash it raises for surgeries for dogs in need. For latest Hollywood updates follow us on Twitter >>> @TOIEntertain For the latest in Hollywood news The Panthers' official Twitter account provided a visual for how Coleman read Nathan Jahnke of Pro Football Focus emphasized Norman's greatness: The physical Panthers pounded the rock after the break with Jonathan Stewart and Newton, who also converted Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window out to experts Wednesday to decipher Arabic written along with pro-terrorism messages on a famous rock on Youngstown State University’s rock Monday. Tammy Zill with the University of Michigan’s “Knowing that ‘The Rock’ has got Dwayne the puppy’s back “Lots of good people chipped in for the lil’ guy,” Johnson wrote on Twitter that evening. “Plus the pup has the Coolest. Name. Ever.” Whoever did this to the rock needs expelled. ISIS is not some joke. Terrorism is not a joke. @OnlyAtYSU pic.twitter.com/cwusAqDNMW — Alex Welsh (@Colorblind_Alex) November 23, 2015 The university has stated that they do not believe there is any .

Things are looking up for abandoned puppy in need of surgery after his namesake, Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson, stepped in "Lots of good people chipped in for the lil' guy," Johnson wrote via Twitter. "Plus the pup has the Coolest. Here’s How Chris Rock’s ‘Mystery Daughter’ Lived With the Family for Years https://t.co/UGMryI523b pic.twitter.com/8ZpCzyVHRo — BET (@BET) November 26, 2015 When Crispen was asked by TMZ about the arrangement with the adoptive parents Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Google+ (Opens in new window) Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Driver says someone threw a rock at his car on Sunday, Nov. 15 Officials at the university took to Twitter to address the situation. "YSU Police are investigating messages found on the rock on campus. No threats have been validated; no credible threat to campus at this time," the school tweeted at 11 a.m. Monday. .