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Crafty Hamster Hitches Ride on Pekingese

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Crafty Hamster Hitches Ride on Pekingese

An unnamed hamster was able to hitch a ride on the back of a Pekingese puppy early Thursday afternoon and travel at least 450 feet.  "We’re not totally sure how long the little guy was on Gizmo’s back,“ said Alton Smythe, a source close to the situation, "but he had to have been there for at least 10 minutes before we noticed him.  I think he got across most of the house and probably some of the backyard before that.”

The hamster is now in custody and being question by police.  The puppy is resting at home with family, shaken up, but unharmed.

Via judyo53.

REPORT: This Dog Freakin’ Loves the Car

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REPORT: This Dog Freakin’ Loves the Car

Though details are hazy, The Fluffington Post has received numerous reports from high level sources that the dog pictured above absolutely loves the car.  He goes completely bananas for car rides and smiles the entire time he’s in the back seat.  

More on this story as it develops…

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Area Cat Concedes Baths Aren’t That Bad

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Area Cat Concedes Baths Aren’t That Bad

According to numerous reports, the cat world was stunned today when Tom the cat, previously in vehement opposition to bath time, conceded that they actually aren’t so bad.  Tom reportedly said through a spokesperson that while he’s still not a fan of baths, he’ll no longer “freak out” when it comes time to get clean.

“I think we turned over a new leaf today,” said Jodi Ross of the Clean Cat Coalition. “I think the tide is turning here, and Tom is wisely getting out in front of the issue.  Baths have been villainized for too long.”

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TIP: Always Check Your Couch Cushions for Extra Kittens

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TIP: Always Check Your Couch Cushions for Extra Kittens

In these tough economic times, professors at the The Wharton School are advising that everyone check couch cushions for spare kittens.  "Kittens are pretty small,“ says economist Jan Berger. "Very often they will slip down between the cushions on a couch and stay there for months unnoticed.  People will often be literally sitting on a gold mine of lost kittens.”

Via shan213.