The New Website Uses Traditional Matchmaking Strategies to Help People Adopt the perfect Dogs for them

The Cat House on the Kings is California's largest no-cage, no-kill, life time cat sanctuary and adoption center. Join us for a visit at this unique place. 

"Cone of fame" is a beautifully decorated cone courtesy of artist and animal center volunteer Erin Einbender, Who started the decoration project in order to help dogs get adopted. After designing and crafting the stylish cones, she photographed adoptable pups at "One Tail at a Time" wearing them. Here are some photos of this wonderful project.

Mr. Biggles is a very naughty cat from Melbourne, Australia, who has risen in fame on the Internet for basically being terrible. A local adoption company wrote a personal and very honest ad for Mr. Biggles because they want him to find a permanent home. In this case, We're not sure someone will be brave enough to adopt "an utter utter utter bastard. He looks gorgeous with his slinky shiny black fur and big yellow eyes... but beware. If he doesn't like what you're doing he will give you a nip! Sometimes he likes to swipe at your feet too. It just depends on what he can reach at the time".

You can read the hilarious full ad Here.

The employees at a bus stop in Brazil came across three local dogs who appeared to be cold as they scavenged outside, looking for food and shelter. They allowed the dogs (Max, Pitoco and Zoinho) to come inside the station for the winter season in Brazil and even fashioned new beds for the trio using old tires. The story of the generous employees was posted by local passerby and animal lover, Fabiane Rosa. "These communal dogs have a much more dignified life than some who are victims of maltreatment and neglect, hidden behind the walls," Rosa said in her post. "This world is not the privilege of humans, God created animals to teach us to love without conditions"