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Dog’s Piano Lesson Biz Is Booming
A Chicago, IL pup named Dudley was finally able to quit his day job as an insurance consultant thanks to a spike in appointments for his side business – teaching piano out of his home.
“He was featured in the Arts section of the Chicago Sun Times,” says neighbor Stephanie Clarmont. “Since then, there have been kids and adults coming in and out for hour-long sessions. Seems like business is great for him.”
Submitted by Leah Phillips.
Dog Grows Beard for Charity
According to his Facebook profile, a 2-year-old dog named Dillon is growing out his beard in support of a local charity.
“He’s a huge advocate for arts education, and he hates reading about budget cutbacks in that area,” says Wendy Feinstein, a friend who is assisting Dillon with his charitable giving. “He has a substantial online following, so he decided to post photos of his beard to raise money.”
So far, the dog has raised $214, which he plans to donate to the music department of a local public school.
Submitted by James Dickson.
7 Perfect Cat Balls for a Cuddly Day
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Bunny Bored by Current Season of ‘Smash’
The Fluffington Post has received numerous reports that a Westchester, NY bunny named Buster Baxter is “totally bored” by the current season of NBC’s musical drama Smash, and has considered wiping unwatched episodes from his DVR.
“The music is still pretty good, but the plot just got totally weird,” says Jennifer Sterges, a friend of Mr. Baxter who watches the show every week with the bunny. “There’s so much good TV these days. Buster and I are just having a hard time justifying an hour a week on such a predictable story, you know?”
Submitted by Stefanie Rennert, via Andria Grassia.
Dog and Cat Roommates Share Bed to Save Money
Budgets are still tight for Lola and Gracie, dog and cat roommates (respectively) who have been living together since college. Buying a second bed for the new apartment simply isn’t in the cards right now.
“They saved a bundle by just sharing one bed,” says Laney Cromwell, a source close to the situation. “It’s totally platonic. And they can keep the heat lower at night since they keep each other warm. It’s a pretty good arrangement if you ask me.”
Submitted by Emily Kent.
