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Chihuahua Toots in Team Meeting, Human Blamed for Smell

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Chihuahua Toots in Team Meeting, Human Blamed for Smell

By Stacie Grissom, BarkBox Blogger

When 7-year-old Cricket Bean ate a piece of avocado out of the office trash can, she had no idea the havoc it would wreak on her tiny digestive system. 

“We were sitting in the BarkBox office debating the imperative engineering qualities of the perfect squeaky toy when I smelled a smell so foul that I naturally assumed it was of a human source,” says Danielle Maveal, Cricket’s office mate. “I wrongfully accused my co-worker Rob, and our relationship hasn’t recovered since.”

No word if Cricket Bean plans to scavenge future snacks from the office trash.

Via BarkBox.

Kitten Goes Rogue on School Picture Day

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Kitten Goes Rogue on School Picture Day

At the very last second, a kitten named Juniper called an audible and canceled the traditional blue background her parents had chosen for her school portraits.

“She was scratching at the form right before she handed it in,” says LifeTouch photographer Jerry Hahm. “I couldn’t prove that she had changed it to ‘Pink Serenade,’ so I hope her parents aren’t too upset.”

Juniper’s mother could not be reached for comment.

Via Sergiu Bacioiu.

Home-Schooled Kitten Wins Scritch National Spelling Bee

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Home-Schooled Kitten Wins Scritch National Spelling Bee

By mirandate, FluffPo Correspondent

It’s official. Another home-schooled kitten has taken the top prize at the 86th Annual Scritch National Spelling Bee. Geneva, a Russian Blue whose parents home school her in Lansing, Michigan, won the bee late in the fourth round when 8-year-old Hannah Lewis of Nebraska was eliminated on the word “shwarmerei." 

Spelling coach Roslyn Morgenstern tells The Fluffington Post, "Geneva has been training hard for this moment almost from the moment she was weaned. That being said, I do think she got a little lucky when they gave her ‘klnnnnnnnmmkoiii’ as the last word. She almost slipped up and only spelled it with only six N’s.”

Via Adrian Midgley.