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MEET: Alice and Finnegan (You’re Welcome)
This is Alice and Finnegan, a pair of Siberian Lynx Point cats from Toronto, Canada. They spend their days in the Great White North sitting in boxes, hamming it up for the camera, and generally looking adorable.
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PHOTO OP: What Do You Guys Think?
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Polar Bear Launches Rock Climbing Meetup Group
by Anna Washenko, FluffPo Correspondent
An experienced hiker, Blanca the polar bear enjoys exploring the rocky outcroppings in Canada’s northernmost provinces. Rather than make her adventures solo outings, Blanca recently created a Meetup group for fellow rock-climbing enthusiasts.
Hiker Chelsea Carleton was present for the first meetup.
“On the one hand Blanca’s a great guide,” she said. “She’s been all over the coast and knows all the best views up here.”
Carleton noted that Blanca has been chatty with the newer hikers, offering advice based on her years of experience.
“Her advice is good,” she said. “But I’m still undecided on the wisdom of following a bear out into the wilderness, you know?”
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PHOTO OP: Baby Blues
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Chicago Dog Diagnosed With First Case of the Mondays
By Anna Washenko, FluffPo Correspondent
A Chicago-area dog as been diagnosed with the first confirmed canine case of the Mondays in the United States.
Biggles, a long-time resident of Chicago’s Wicker Park neighborhood, noticed a few months ago that the start of the week was frequently bringing him down. Every seven days, he’d have a hard time rousing himself and had trouble focusing on normal tasks.
Veterinarian Anne Harvenberg made the diagnosis.
“The Mondays has been pretty prevalent in humans for years,” Harvenberg said. “This is our first confirmed cases in dogs, though. That’s pretty big news.”
Harvenberg explained that a lot of folks thought the Mondays was just a myth in pups. Yet, she said, despite their care-free natures, many dogs feel just as much pressure as their human counterparts at the start of each week.
“Just like for humans, canines have to prepare for another week of hard work: being cute, wagging their tails, and playing fetch,” she said. “And at least humans get the weekend off. Dogs are dogging it 24/7.”
This diagnosis is a huge step forward in canine well-being because Mondays treatments for dogs might finally be covered by insurance carriers. Harvenberg recommended that anyone in close contact with a dog that may have a case of the Mondays give the puppy extra love and affection at the start of the week.
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