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Meet Admiral Galacticat, the "Robin Hood" of laundry! Stealing from the people and bringing his loot to his owner. OK, maybe not exactly like Robin Hood but there is a sneaky, robbery-vibe to this hilarious story! 

Posted and shared by Admiral Galacticat's owner, Heather Bardi, Bardi announced on their neighborhood's marketplace that she discovered numerous (and we mean numerous) amounts of laundry showing up on her front porch. Initially, she had no idea where these clothing items were coming from...until she checked her security camera.

This is such a wonderful and beautiful way of celebrating memories and holding onto them forever. 

Mary Macinnes has come up with this heartwarming idea and makes Teddy bears from old clothes of people's loved ones, including pets, to help people preserve their precious memories. In Macinnes own words, she sums up what is a 'Memory Bear,' "Memory Bears are special bears made from clothing that belonged to a special person in your life and a way to keep the essence of a loved one close by. They are comforting to children & adults and loved by those who appreciate the memorial tribute and connection to their loved on." 

Macinnes usually spends 5-6 hours planning, cutting, creating & sewing each bear, and each one is beautiful and full of memories.

If you're still looking for that perfect gift to give for the holidays. or just in general, a memory bear would make quite a memorable gift. 

Heron Presten and Very Important Puppies (VIP) unveiled a clothing line for dogs that drew its inspiration from NASA, offering an intergalactic collection that's full of both necessities and novelty items for your furry friend. Those that like to spoil their pets should be drawn to this line, as it features uniquely stylish looks that are practical and comfortable for the animal. The pieces were made with both large, small, and mid-size dogs in mind, presenting something that's perfect for nearly any breed. Is there anything cooler than that?

January 14 is National Dress Up Your Pet Day. If you have a pet that does not like wearing clothing or scarves it's best to leave them alone on a holiday like this. They already have a fur coat on anyway.

The bond between Topher Brophy and his adorable Aussiedoodle dog, Rosenberg, is so tight, they've begun to dress like twins. The two share the same piercing blue eyes, scraggly facial hair and a genuine hipster style. And, as luck would have it, when it comes to posing, the two are once again on the same level—their facial expressions mimic one another in rather effortless way.  See more of this dynamic duo by following Brophy's Instagram.

Sandra Muller who studies Design and Photography in Nuremburg, Germany, created this creative photo series "Hudogs" in which she photographs dogs wearing human outfits, styled on what she thinks they'd look like if they were humans. Sandra was first inspired to create the series after noticing her own dog was always looking at her when she changed clothes. In order to find her dog models, she posted a request On Facebook and immediately received 250 messages from interested dog owners who were happy to tell her all about their feline's unique characteristics.

Fun Mewgaroo Hoodies
This cat hoodie made by Unihabitat was created to give loving feline owners the ability to cuddle their pets as they go about their day. The pieces have no sleeves, giving cats all the space that they need without causing the owner to sweat even during hot summer months. The cat hoodies also feature a set of pom-poms functioning as toys.
Sooo Cool! Get the Mewgaroo hoodie here. 

And who could blame them? This dog is our new hero.

Zoo Portraits is the creative project developed by Yago Partal, a photographer and producer in Barcelona.