Cute Pet of the Week - September 30, 2009

by Paw Nation Staff (Subscribe to Paw Nation Staff's posts): Sep 30th 2009 @ 6:00PM

Our Cute Pet of the Week is Monster! Congratulations to submitter, FurBabyLuv.

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Cute Pet of the Week

This Maine Coon kitten is named Monster -- must be for his monstrous level of cuteness!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/39500292@N05/3934698325/in/pool-1107022@N22

Cute Pet of the Week

This Maine Coon kitten is named Monster -- must be for his monstrous level of cuteness!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/39500292@N05/3934698325/in/pool-1107022@N22

Buster soaks up the last lovely days of summer.

Kristin Sladen

Mini-Beagle Emily's expression is so sweet, she's almost impossible to look at.

Adam Cunningham

We'd take a sloppy wet one from Spike the Labradoodle any day!

Elizabeth Kirat

Who needs a litter box when you know how to use the toilet?

Marley sure knows how to work those puppy dog eyes!

Craig Miller

Don't be scared, Rumpy! We just want to hug you!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/30475870@N05/3781809077/in/pool-1107022@N22

Stain the skunk instantly warmed our hearts!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/40888579@N05/3765841622/in/pool-1107022@N22

10-week-old Sussy is so perfectly fluffy she could pass for a stuffed animal!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/natadams/3720958495/in/pool-1107022@N22

Don't look so sad, Rigby! Your bear is right behind you!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/38198192@N04/3727778160/in/pool-1107022@N22

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#1 Pammy Baby 10-01-2009 @ 3:59PM

Awww. What a cutie!

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#2 rachel 10-05-2009 @ 12:59PM

aweeee so cuteeee i wish i have a kitten dat lok lik dat

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#3 tess wright 10-28-2009 @ 1:24PM

awwwwwww what a cute kitty

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#4 Biff 10-31-2009 @ 2:36AM

I have never seen a kitten with such great markings! Monster indeed!

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#5 Faith 11-01-2009 @ 9:58AM

I have a extremely cute chihuha (sorry if i diddnt spell that right.) but i dont know how to post a pic of him!!!can someone please post me some directions?it would be very much appricateddddddd!!!!

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