Via u/Piffweggy
Pillow
Get ready for some waterworks, this one is a tearjerker. When Beth Fisher's dog Rocky passed away, one member of the family took it really hard -- his loving brother Spencer. Spencer and Rocky were inseparable and have never been a day apart. The poor grieving pup would helplessly cry, in search for his brother. That is until Fisher's dog thought of this beautiful gift to help him cope.
Via Animal Antics
"My husband got this awful cat head pillow for Christmas and needless to say, Opie was not happy about it."
Via Butters The Bean
As the owner wrote on her Youtube channel: "Butters changes up his favorite napping spot every few weeks. This time he has been laying behind the couch and using a box as a pillow. I wanted him to be more comfortable, so I laid down one of his mats which he liked. Then I spent one evening sewing him a pillow. This is his reaction".
This adorable gadget that offers the sweetness and presence of a cat or a dog to anyone who can't own a pet (as it's often the case in apartments in Japan) or just misses him when he is away. It will sure tag its way into your heart.
Japanese company Yukai Engineering has studied the behavior of cats and dogs as far as the effects on the movements of their tails and came up with Qoobo: a soft, round cushion with a robotic tail that reacts to strokes, just as a loving pet would."Tails: a communication tool that doesn't require words," the demo video begins. It goes on to show everyone who might find peace with the "cushion-tailed therapy robot": young people living alone in immaculate apartments, children, the elderly. The process to healing is easy: just give it a good pat and watch the cushion's tail wag softly in response. It'll also wag and curl the tail on its own, via an accelerometer in the pillow.
