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Conan, the heroic dog who helped chase down ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, wasn't the only canine forever changed by the US operation outside Idlib, Syria, last weekend. Alhor was photographing the remains of Baghdadi's compound the morning after the raid. He named the puppy Bobe, pronounced "Bobby." At first, Alhor brought Bobe to a friend's house whose dog just had a litter of puppies. The photojournalist says he is dedicated to caring for Bobe, even though it's hard enough to make ends meet just for himself.

The hero dog that cornered the leader of ISIS is now at the center of a Photoshop outrage. On Wednesday, the president tweeted an image from the Daily Wire that pictured the dog receiving a Medal of Honor. However, the dogs head was pasted onto the body of a real Medal of Honor hero, Vietnam War medic James McCloughlin, whom the president gave the prestigious award to in 2017. Trump sent the photoshopped image out with the caption AMERICAN HERO.The situation caused a stir, as many felt that a real war hero should not have been replaced with the dog's head. However, the Medal of Honor recipient is taking it all in stride.

(CNN) - The heroic dog who helped chase down ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi goes by the name Conan and he'll be making an appearance at the White House soon, President Donald Trump tweeted. Trump on Thursday declassified the name of the US military dog who was injured in the raid against Baghdadi. Trump also shared that Conan, a Belgian Malinois, will be leaving the Middle East next week and then visiting the White House. On Wednesday, Trump shared an edited photo, created by the Daily Wire, that showed him awarding the Medal of Honor to Conan. Very cute recreation, but the 'live' version of Conan will be leaving the Middle East for the White House sometime next week!"

The original Anchorman Ron Burgundy made a rare appearance on, not one, but six late-night television programs. Will Farrell took up his fictional alter ego Thursday night, taking over the stage at Conan, The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, The Late Late Show, The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Late Night With Seth Meyers and Jimmy Kimmel Live! all in one night. On one show, the fictional San Diego anchor performed stand-up ventriloquism with a bearded dummy. On another, Burgundy poked fun at current events, joking that the biggest story of 2019 is the Bueller Report. The Ferris Bueller report.The late night takeover was meant to promote the new season of Ferrells podcast, The Ron Burgundy Podcast.RELATED STORIESSupreme Court Pick's 'Virgin Defense' Provides Fodder for Late-Night ComediansIn Wake of Vegas Shooting, Late Night Comics Let Go of Humor to Push for Gun ControlJon Stewart Returns to Late Night TV With Stephen Colbert to Mock Trump During RNC