PHOTO OP: Hitchin’ a Ride
Via Elenur Gursoy.
Kitten’s Full-Body Cast Revealed to Be a Tube Sock
Kitten’s Full-Body Cast Revealed to Be a Tube Sock
Kaylee the kitten called in sick to work on Thursday morning, telling her boss she had suffered a home injury and was confined to bed rest. As proof of her mishap, she sent along a picture of herself in a “body cast.”
“At first, I thought – a full body cast? This is really serious,” her employer Chad Mickelson tells The Fluffington Post. “Then I looked a little closer at the photo. I’m no doctor, but it kinda looks like a tube sock to me.”
Via PseudoLiamNeeson.
Puppy Snow Shoveling Business Off to Rocky Start
When Bichon Frise puppies Chuck and Chuck Jr. decided to start a snow shoveling business on their street, friends and neighbors were initially supportive. But after the first major snowfall of the season last week, some are starting to express reservations over the quality of their work.
“At first I thought it was a great idea,” said neighbor Amy Wexler, “but we got eight inches earlier this week and they did a terrible job on my driveway.”
According to Wexler, she paid the puppies $10 to shovel our her driveway and the walkway up to the front door, but they mostly just chased each other around in the snow and then went home. “Now it has totally iced over!“ she told The Fluffington Post.
Other clients are sticking by the pair – at least for now.
“Was the work good? No. Was it satisfactory? Not really. But I’ll give them one more shot,” said Diane Shannihan, another neighbor. With more snow expected over the weekend, the puppies could get that shot sooner rather than later.
Via The Raw Story.
PHOTO OP: Kitty Feet
PHOTO OP: Kitty Feet
Via Barbara.K.
Get Political for Animals in 2013
Get Political for Animals in 2013
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