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You Can Help Bjorn, a Kitty With Cancer
Nearly a year ago, The Fluffington Post featured Bjorn, a lovable and very photogenic kitty. He’s a shelter cat who was rescued six years ago by a loving family.
After getting some teeth pulled recently, vets discovered that Bjorn has cancer. The good news is, it’s treatable. The bad news is, it’s very expensive.
Help save Bjorn! Even a small donation will go a long way. You can help here.
Dog Wins Network Talent Show With Balancing Act
So You Think You Can Bark, the latest reality talent show from producer Simon Fuller, has crowned a new victor – a dog named Scout.
The mild-mannered pooch wowed audiences with his fantastic balancing act.
“He can balance nearly anything on his head,” says his new agent Barry Fields. “He’s heading out on a world tour this fall, and tickets are available.”
Submitted by Greg Voakes.
Optimistic Cat Buys Bikini Too Small
Hachi, a cat from Brooklyn, NY, did everything he could to get a beach body for the summer.
“He was working out like crazy,” says Karen Sloane, a friend. “He was even eating the diet Purina.”
When it finally came time to purchase new swimwear, some say he was a little over-zealous.
“He looks good, but not size 2 good,” says Sloane.
Submitted by Marlene Dupperray.
Dog’s Summer Vacation Interrupted by Nosy Neighbor
Dory of Tucson, AZ was all settled in with her lawn chair and a good book, ready to take in the dog days of August. That’s when her neighbor showed up asking to borrow a cup of bacon.
“Dory is really friendly all the time,” says Martin Taft, an acquaintance who lives nearby. “But when she’s ready to relax, it’s best not to bother her.”
Submitted by Morgan Williams.
Progress Made in Kitten/Hedgehog Peace Talks
Though things may have gotten off on the wrong paw between Scarlett the kitten and Nero the African Pygmy hedgehog, The Fluffington Post has received word that there is hope for peace between them.
“Nero appears to be calling a truce,” says Hayley Ferguson of London, who is watching the situation on the ground. “The two might even be considered friends now.”
