Picture this, you're working in an office where you're allowed to bring in your dog but... you don't have a dog of your own.
While you're feeling left out, out of nowhere, a strange yet magical and adorable misunderstanding results in you caring for a dog of your own!
Well, sort of.
That's what happened to Redditor u/SwarmTendon when a woman confused their office as a dog daycare center.
Sometimes, dreams really do come true.
With many full-time workers too busy to take care of their pets and not wanting to leave them home alone all day, daycare facilities for puppies are popping up in South Korea to meet their needs.
One of these facilities is Puppy's Spring facility in Gyeonggi-do who takes care of puppies older than 12 weeks when their owners are too busy to give them the needed attention throughout the day. The center offers games and exercises for their pups in order to improve their obedience and sociability. But when the puppies are too exhausted from all these activities, they recharge their batteries - which means nap time! That's when the local employees get a chance to take out their phones and snap a few pics of the resting furballs. Just look at these sweet angels on the facility's Instagram page!
Story via: RTE NEWS
This just might be the coolest daycare, in the world, and it all for dogs! Arat Montoya of Doggie School Bus Inc. is living the dream, a business where you get to play and look after dogs all. day. long. Not only does he absolutely love what he does -- the dogs do too! He currently has 32,000 followers on Facebook and after you read more about him and his service, you'll see why.
If there is the most adorable daycare in the world, the "panda daycare' in the Chengdu Research Base (China) might be the one. This panda "daycare" is actually a specialized breeding center and nursery that seeks to breed new pandas to revitalize the dwindling wild population, which may be as small as 1,864. It is very difficult to get panda to breed. Females panda are able to breed for only 2-3 days a year, and they only give birth to one cub every two years. Hence, each panda cub is very precious.
