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Dog’s New Glasses Are Comically Oversized
Numerous reports have confirmed that an area dog’s new glasses are way too big and just look plain silly. Friends have yet to tell the dog, however, fearing it will damage her self-confidence. "She was really nervous about getting glasses in the first place,“ one friend told The Fluffington Post, "and she thinks she looks fabulous.”
Other friends aren’t sure how long the charade can go on. We’ll keep you updated as this story progresses.
Via nao-cha.
Japan’s Cat Recycling Program the Most Advanced in the World
While most countries only recycle cats numbered 1 and 2, Japan’s advanced feline reuse program can handle all types of recyclable kittens, from #1 to #7. "Our PET recycling initiative is the best in the world because we put the money into building a top-of-the-line sorting facility,“ says recycling expert, Prof. Takeshi Akinora of the Tokyo Polytechnic Institute, architect of the innovative program. "Cat waste is a worldwide problem, and Japan is proud to be taking the lead in a solution.”
According to conservative estimates from a study done by a group of TPI graduate students, Japan’s cat recycling program will lead to a 60% reduction in animal dander levels over the next 5 years.
Via Maru the Cat.
Area Dog Isn’t Fooling Anyone with Cat Costume
“Seriously, she’s just embarrassing herself,” one friend tells The Fluffington Post of Bella’s cat costume. "Something is wrong with that dog.“
Canine psychologists, however, insist that the ”cosplay“ subculture is perfectly normal and Bella’s friends and family have nothing to worry about. Still, it is a bit disconcerting to watch a 30 pound bull terrier sitting at the dinner table wearing a kitten costume.
Via NiteLynx.
PHOTO OP: Too Close!
Via PictureWendy.
FridgeCat Will Get You What You Need
An entrepreneurial kitten in Palo Alto, CA has launched a new service called FridgeCat ™ that aims to help its busy customers keep track of groceries. According to the press release, subscribers to the service will be assigned a personal FridgeCat Concierge, who will monitor the contents of that customer’s refrigerator 24/7 and reorder items as they run out.
Early beta testers tell The Fluffington Post that the service has been a huge time saver, though some report running out of canned tuna more often than they can explain.
Via Meggito.
