Let's talk about cat hair. It is literally everywhere. If you have a cat (or some other pet), then you already know that you can't escape the hair. Sure, you can fight it and have a 'no pets on the furniture' rule, but in the end, those hairs will be there because they are everywhere. Cat hairs are on your clothes, even clothes you have yet to wear. They are on you the second you leave the shower, and sometimes, they're in your food. Cat hair is in the air you constantly breath -- cat hair can find its way ANYWHERE. 

What can be done about this neverending hair attack? Well, you're in luck! In collaboration with popular Israeli artist, Ilana Zeffren, we bring you this creative and funny take on what you can do with all that cat hair floating around!

And if you more cat enjoyment, be sure to check out Ilana's questionnaire on how spoiled your cat is! 

We can't help but be protective of animals. We love them too much. They're just so tiny and squishy and pet-able, even the big ones. So, when this Japanese trend of making adorable animals into edible rice creations, we were a little confused. Because... how are we supposed to eat something so incredibly adorable? 

We can't help but admire the creativity though. Even if we probably couldn't eat it ourselves, these animal rice creations are so insanely cute and adorable that we just had to share them with you guys. We promise the closest thing we do to eating cuties like these is kissing our cats and dogs on their foreheads. 

Welcome to the imaginative and adorable world of artist Yee Chong! 

Malaysian Artist, Chong, is a master at drawing adorable animals, and the lastest artwork of this imaginary fox as a real-life pet has fans obsessed! I mean, wouldn't want a fox as a pet? Especially one that resembles a Pokemon! 

We're obsessed and can't help but fall in love with this fox, and we have a sneaking suspicion you will be too. 

Check out more art by Chong on Instagram at @artofsilverfox! 

OK, this is adorable. 

Michael Dutko, an Ohio woodworker, has just created the cutest and coolest squirrel bar we've ever seen. "The Nutty Bar" features seven different types of nuts named after beers: Cashew Dunkel, Peanut Pilsner, Almond Ale, Walnut Stout, Sunflower Saison, Pecan Porter and Pistachio Pale Ale.

We're not even squirrels and we would like to attend this bar! 

Dutko explained to CNN how he thought of the awesome project, "The whole reason I even started to make this is because my neighbor bird watches with her daughter and told me all of the squirrels keep getting in her way. I didn't even tell her what I was going to do, I just built it and put it back there and when she saw it, she just started cracking up."

Not only is there the bar, but quirky signs bathroom signs that read, "Nuts" and "No Nuts." How fun is that? 

The overall process took Dutko 8 hours to complete and measures to be about 25in wide and 16in tall. After sharing a video of the process on YouTube, Dutko became flooded with users who requested to purchase the bar. He immediately went to go get his idea patented and now planning on launching a business doing what he loves!  

"It's surreal to me that I was able to make such an impact by doing something so little with something I love so much. I'm so amazed. People have been so kind and positive. And my kids definitely love it too, they're always watching the squirrels stuff their faces with nuts and they think it's just so cute."

That's what you call making lemonade out of lemons. 

From Bob's burgers cat house to picnic tables and even a tank... Wow. These super creative pet owners sure made the most out of their days in quarantine. 

Who knew squirrel feeders could be so fun and awesome looking?

From little adorable picnic-inspired benches to little squirrel-made saloon! People sure are creative when it comes to feeding squirrels! 

And we couldn't be happier. 

Meet Tom, the dad! Or better known as Instagram's @thingsihavedrawn.

Tom transforms kid drawings of all sorts, into 3D realistic images. The imagination behind these pictures are incredible, regardless of some of them being absolutely terrifying. You cannot deny just how creative and powerful a child's imagination can be. Tom is simply bringing forth that imagination and sharing it in a different medium.

What an adorable and creative idea! It all starts on the closed Facebook group, 'THIS CAT IS C H O N K Y,' when a fellow cat lover slipped deeper into the cat lady role by creating a needle felt of her cat, made entirely from the cat's own shed fur. Then another user hopped onboard and created a needle felt of her cat and shared the results:

Or a "Catio" if you will. These awesome people took on a massive project to help improve their cats quality of life by giving them a safe outdoor environment. They posted their project, along with all the steps taken on Imgur. When asked why didn't they just let their cats out, they responded, "We made a personal decision when we got them that we didn't want to expose them to dangers like traffic, other cats and diseases. We also wanted to make sure that we weren't introducing predators into our area that would hunt the native birds. NZ has amazing bird life that our kitties would probably gleefully murder given half the chance." 

So you're a bit of an animal lover. Well, maybe a little more than a bit. But hey, if you're planning a wedding you've already beat the "forever single cat lady" stereotype. Why not keep those human friends of yours on their toes with something even more surprising… Having your dog serve as the ring bearer isn't the only way to include your pet, or other animals in your wedding day. And you don't have to get married in the forest to find a reason to include animals in your own way. Here are 15 ideas purrfect for a four-legged loving bride and groom. take a look!

Via: Brit + Co

Sometimes all you want is your best friend to be happy. Even when your best friend is a 4 legged bundle of joy! So when next door neighbors realized that their dogs were pretty much best friends, they did everything to help out! 

UK-based artist, Helen Musselwhite (@paperhelen) creates mesmerizing paper sculptures to capture the essence of nature. They can be used for everything, from just decor to even snowboard designs... just take a look for yourself! 

Many studies have shown that watching fish going about their daily business can reduce your stress levels, lower your blood pressure and make you feel more relaxed. Aquarium can also be a beautiful addition to your home as you can see at the following unusual designs. Via: Architect And Design

Bon Appetite!

These advertisers have mastered the use of animals in their ads as a way to get people's attention. Brilliant!