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Weekly Adorbs for May 13-17, 2013
Need a little cute in your life? We all do. There's nothing wrong with getting a warm and fuzzy fix on a daily basis. That's why we're here, with a dose of the most aww-inducing animal pictures on the Web this week. SPECTACULAR SPECTACLED SWEETIE In Arizona at the Phoenix Zoo, a gorgeous spectacled owl chick…
Starting the day can be tough, but you know what makes it easier? Adorable GIFs. Check out these furry mini flicks floating around the Web. It's probably the cutest way to waste time before the coffee kicks in. 1. Did Someone Say Cashews? 2. I Did Not Sign Up For Stilts. 3. You're Like Me ... But Different. 4. Hey Girl! You Okay? 5. Does Not Compute! Get Another Dose Of Adorable Animals: ...
Sneak Peek: Tobias Lang's Book 'Your Pet and You'
When German photographer Tobias Lang held an open call for pets and their owners to visit his studio, he was surprised by the number and variety of volunteers who responded. From owls and snakes to French Bulldogs and tabby cats, animals and their human companions flooded Lang's studio to participate in his project,…
When animal control officer Michele Smith responded to a call about a barking dog, she was surprised to find the abandoned animal wasn't alone, but with another furry friend of a different kind. FOX Carolina 21 Smith discovered a dog and kitten snuggled up together in a ravine. It was clear that the dog had been nursing the kitten, treating it as her very own. Smith believes that the dog could have walked down the hill by herself, but thinks that it just "couldn't get back up with the kitten, and I don't think it was willing to leave the kitten." PAWS animal rescue has decided to keep the two together. They believe that the dog is at least 5 years old and that the kitten is just a few ...
What to Do If You Find a Wild Animal
It’s not an everyday occurrence, but someday you may stumble upon injured or abandoned wildlife in your own backyard. It may be a baby bird who fell from a tree, or a squirrel who seems dazed and confused. Your instinct will probably be to use your limited resources to assist in any way you can when you find a wild animal,…
What Does Your Pet Say About You?
Our pets are our everything to us. They're our children, our best friends, our confidants. They know us inside and out and, consequently, can tell us a lot about ourselves just by being themselves. According to Pet Premium, a majority of owners choose pets that match their personalities and lifestyles. They've created…
