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The best-laid plans of ferrets and men often go awry. In this case, a rookie ferret burglar was foiled by an air vent. Maybe the not-so-crafty crook should bring a bagel cutter to his next inside job, or perhaps opt for a carb-free diet. ...
It's a real cat and mouse ... er ... ferret game in this video. SPOLIER ALERT: This curious kitty is no match for the ferret in this round. But Mr. Ferret shouldn't get too cocky. Sure, he has super stealth skills, but it also helps that he is the same color as the comforter. ...
Mea culpa: We don't feature ferrets often enough on Paw Nation. Ferrets are popular pets! They're too popular for our lack of notice to continue on much longer. With that in mind, watch this ferret. Watch it for six seconds before it is shot and killed before your very eyes! OK, that's enough with the ferrets. ...
Prairie Dogs Share a Peck
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 images on the web this week. PRAIRIE DOG PECK Two prairie dogs share a smooch in their German zoo enclosure called "Yukon bay."…
Animals Are People Too (Only Furrier)
Dogs are surfing. Goats are working. Cats are deejaying. Soon enough, Apple will release a paw-friendly iPhone for our four-legged friends. If you still don't believe that animals are just like you and me, well, we've got the pictures to prove it. "Uh, no. I’m the Blanche and you're the Dorothy."…
Getty Sometimes our pets look so cute it's nearly criminal, but some pet owners in California have an actual legal issue -- it's one of only two states that outlaw ferrets as pets, and California ferret owners want their pets legalized, reports KTVU.com. Despite an almost 80-year-old law against it, many Californians keep ferrets as pets. As a matter of fact, according to KTVU.com, the state houses more ferrets than any other. The ban isn't strictly enforced, as the Department of Fish and Game's wardens have more pressing issues to manage. So what's the problem, you ask? "We are already overrun with non-native species in the state of California," says California Fish and Game Commission ...