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Apple Cider Recalled After Kitten Contamination
Nearly 300,000 cases of Harboe apple cider are being recalled after inspectors found traces of adorable kitten in a shipment to grocery stores on Saturday.
While kittens in your cider are not known to be hazardous, the USDA and Harboe agree that a recall is the safest course of action, and the company has apologized to its customers for the oversight.
SEE ALSO: Quaker Involved in Class Action Lawsuit Over the Kitten Content of Their Oatmeal
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Via Jessica Björkäng.
Area Dog Disses Cat, Ignores High-Five Request
In a move that many analysts fear will inflame the already tense relations between cats and dogs, a local pooch ran right by a cat late Friday evening without acknowledging her request for a high-five.
Witnesses say the cat was merely congratulating the dog on a successful fifth lap around the house.
“It was friendly – good natured,” says Bob Wang, who saw the incident go down. “The dog just blew by her. It was cold, man.”
Via Mauro.
Cat Ninja Thwarts Robbery
A 3 a.m. home invasion by at least two unidentified suspects was halted when the household cat – a Jiu-Jitsu master – leapt out from behind a futon to take the criminals down.
While they have not yet been brought to justice, it is believed at least one of the suspects now bears a deep paw imprint on his right cheek – a clue that will no doubt help authorities in their investigation.
Via seymourxxbutts.
Savvy Cats Save Millions Annually By Clipping Coupons
A new survey out from the Amercian Retail Association finds that cats are incredibly conciencious shoppers. By utulizing paper coupons, cats save an average of $454 a year on household items and groceries. That equates to more than $5.3 million in savings across the board, according to the survey.
The study also finds that cats could cut more coupons (and thus, save more money) if they only had thumbs.
