Party

Kittisaurus is celebrating reaching 2 million subscribers by throwing a massive catnip party for her cats! And when we say massive....we mean it.

Approximately, $1000 dollars worth of catnip. Wowza. 

It's hard to resist such a fine collection of some greenery. But one cat was able to resist, and could food over the catnip. And we are truly inspired by her actions. 

Congrats on reaching 2 million subscribers, Kittisaurus!

Imagine you had $300 and you spent all of that on drugs...drugs for the biggest party for your cats! 

That's right. We're talking about catnip. 

Sounds pretty terrific, wouldn't you agree? 

Seems like one heck of a party! Next time, we want an invite! 

These 400 lucky sausage dog owners from across England met in Southwold in Suffolk for the fifth staging of the of a beach walk organized to benefit a charity that supports dogs with a spinal disease called intervertebral disc disease (IVDD). It was also an attempt to beat the world record for the most sausage dogs gathered on a beach. We're not sure if they have managed to do so but it sure was a pawsome party! 

Project Chips, an animal sanctuary in Blue Ridge, Georgia that provides a forever home for former medical research chimpanzees, shared this amusing footage of nine young chimpanzees having the best time ever playing in a giant tub filled hundreds of colorful plastic balls.

The proprietors of the Sunflower Farm Creamery in Cumberland, Maine shared this adorable video of their 48 rambunctious baby goats running around and playing in their cozy pajamas: " We have had 48 Nigerian Dwarf Goat kids born at the farm in the past two weeks. Now they are anywhere from 3 days old to 2 weeks old. They are getting so feisty so today we decided to let most of them out so their mamas could have their morning grain in peace without the kids jumping in their food and we had a fun pajama party. Our granddaughter Max especially loved it. Even the barn cat Virginia thought the kids looked pretty cute. A number of people have made us pajamas over the years so that we have a way to keep kids warm if they are born on super chilly Maine nights. But since we never get to see them all in action, I thought it would be a fun way to thank the sewers by making a video showing off all their work!