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When Billie the labradoodle's beloved owner passes away, she had to face an uncertain road. Sad and lonely, Billie is about to give up hope when her life takes an unexpected turn...The creator, Maki Yoshikura, is a Japanese 2D animator living and working in London with a Jack Russell.
Here are the funniest, cutest and plain bizarre cat videos of the week! Enjoy! If you missed last weeks top 5, you can find it here!
Japanese online retailer, Felissimo, is known for its fondness for making products themed after funny internal images and especially shiba inu. One of their latest items is a bath towel set based on viral photos of shiba inu peeping out from a hole in the wall. Shower time is private, but maybe you'll make an exception for this good shiba inus waiting for you.
Cody Stone is a brilliant illustrator who owns a cat named Coral. His illustrated life as a cat owner is probably one of the most relatable things you'll see today.
On his Instagram page, he explains how it all started: "In 2016, living in my own home, I thought it was time to get my first pet. A cat was always ideal since they seemed to be low maintenance (only slightly true). Coral was the first cat we picked up to hold, she climbed on my back, scratched the hell outta me and from then on, she owned me. I never knew that cats had such a sarcastic personality on 'em. They have so many looks that reflect human ones that I get quite the kick out of seeing on a cat. Slow glazed blink. Eye rolls. Side eye. There was so much there, and from that, so much to draw from". So scroll on below and enjoy the cat antics.
Via Andy Schneider
Kirk, the Border Collie, won the 'Small Dog Agility' competition, at the 2017 Incredible Dog Challenge Western Regionals hosted by Purina Pro Plan. In this video, you'll see Kirk excitedly watch herself win and relive her incredible moment! Now, that is truly pawesome.
Rover.com conducted a survey via PollFish in March 2019 to take a deeper look in the phenomenon of a pet's influence in the household. They polled 1,261 adult dog and cat owners in the United States. The study is known as "The Secret Lives of Cat People and Dog People" and the report investigates "how having a cat, a dog or both affects humans and the relationships we cultivate with our pets." The data revealed that cat people and dog people are more alike than different. So can we all live in peace now? Check out the results below.
