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NYC Cat Is Top Contender for Hide-and-Seek Olympic Team
A 1-year-old cat from New York City is in the running to make the U.S. Hide-and-Seek team for the 2012 Summer Olympics.
If Mr. Frickles can stay hidden for the next three hours, he will have all but clinched his ticket to London. The deciding factor may come down to whether his chief competitor, a cat named Rosebud, is able to seek out her partner in a concurrent match.
Submitted by Jessica Yu.
PHOTO OP: Welcome Home!
Alice, submitted by Amanda Williams.
FBI Arrests 12 Kittens in Far-Reaching Sting
Federal law enforcement agents have arrested at least 12 kittens in connection with an elaborate criminal scheme that reaches the highest levels of the cat community.
The FBI’s press liaison would not reveal additional details about the sting operation, but did note that Minerva Kittenbreath (pictured above) was among those taken into custody. Kittenbreath has been under federal surveillance for months and is suspected of masterminding a number of organized crime efforts.
Submitted by Stace.
STUDY: Puppies Get Too Serious When They Grow Up
A new study out from the University of Queensland finds that 76% of puppies become “way too serious” after the age of four.
“When they’re young, they love frolicking, jumping, cuddling,” says Conrad Baker, senior researcher on the project. “But when they’re grown up, all they care about are spreadsheets, 401(k) plans and NPR. Boring!”
Indie, submitted by Jarrett Owen.
8 Pets Just Acting Casual
This is not a business meeting, so just chill out.
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