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10-Inch Baby Antelope Rejected By His Mom
This yet unnamed baby dik-dik (a small species of antelope native to southern Africa) is being raised by handlers at the Chester Zoo in the UK. Zookeepers fear that its mother’s parental instincts may have been hampered by cold weather, but sources close to the situation suspect the calf was texting at the dinner table again.
Via ZooBorns. h/t @SunGryphon.
Baby Seal Wanders Into New Zealand Home Through the Cat Door
A little lost fur seal pup was found mingling with Annette Swoffer’s cats inside her Welcome Bay, New Zealand home. The pup had snuck in through the cat door and eventually made itself at home on her couch.
Via Bay of Plenty Times.
New Survey Links Puppies and Plumbing Issues
Contrary to a previous poll indicating 42% of household plumbing issues are caused by cats, a new survey of U.S. plumbing professionals finds that puppies might be equally – if not more – responsible.
Photo via Reddit.
One-Time Stray Inherits €10 Million, Becomes World’s Richest Cat
A childless, 94-year-old Italian woman bequeathed her entire €10 million estate to her cat, Tommaso (pictured above), in a hand-written note. The 4-year-old black cat, who was once a stray, now owns property from Milan to Calabria, and is assumed to be the richest cat in the world.
Via The Guardian.
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Calling All Holiday Pets!
The Fluffington Post wants – nay, needs – your cutest, fluffiest holiday pet photos and videos!
Kitties nuzzled in Christmas stockings?
Puppies curled up by the menorah?
Hamsters wassailing through the town?
Send them all to thefluffingtonpost@gmail.com and tell us a funny holiday story about your precious.
Photo via Reddit.
