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Squirrel Takes Down Holiday Decorations

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Squirrel Takes Down Holiday Decorations

A squirrel in Philadelphia’s Washington Square Park was spotted taking down his Christmas decorations this morning and stowing them in a tree hollow.

“Yeah, that’s Wilbur,” said park official Clancy Wiggum. “He’s very regimented about his trees.”

According to Wiggum, the squirrel is festive, but efficient. He puts his holiday decorations up each year the day after Thanksgiving and takes them down promptly the day before the new year.

“Before you know it, he’ll be hanging up his Valentine’s Day stuff,” said Wiggum, “though he only keeps that up for about 24 hours, then it’s on to St. Patty’s Day.”

Via cuatrok77.

Kitten Brothers Are Toast of Town

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Kitten Brothers Are Toast of Town

New York real estate moguls and kittens Thaddeus and Simon are on top of the world after closing a record $650 million in sales in 2013. The pair sold five luxury condos for over $35 million at the new One57 development.

They also sold a luxe 24,000 square foot penthouse in the Financial District for a downtown record $61 million. And they secured future rights to sell a number of condominiums in the still-under-construction 432 Park Avenue. 

Their success will be celebrated at a gala event tonight at the beautiful Broad Street Ballroom in downtown Manhattan.

Via pouty_brothers.

Enterprising Dogs Make Money Shoveling Snow

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Enterprising Dogs Make Money Shoveling Snow

Two dogs from Bangor, ME named Jake and Cooper have found success shoveling snow for neighbors.

“Most people around these parts have really long driveways,” explained neighborhood resident Tag Paxson. “Snow removal is a fact of life, but it’s still a pain in the butt.”

That’s why so many people have jumped at the service Jake and Cooper are providing. They were overwhelmed with clients after a recent snowfall and actually had to turn some folks away.

“It takes them awhile,” said Martha Fennermaier, a customer, “since they mostly just push the snow around with their noses and I think they eat a lot of it. But the results are fantastic if you’re willing to wait.”

Plus, they’re dirt cheap. They charge just five rawhide bones per driveway – much less than most neighborhood children.

Via Robert Hiscock.