Finally! A live-action remake that's true to the original! It's the re-make we all need! Thank you, Disney, for this masterpiece. It may be old but the nostalgia feels still kick in and we can't get over how adorable these ducklings are! Who knew, the already perfect theme song 'Ducktales' is made even more perfect by adding real ducklings to the mix!
Who else is singing along right now?
Unlikely animal friendships are always heartwarming to see, but this one is extra special.
Last April, 28-year-old Pauline Ashanolla from the Isle of Wight came across a 6-month-old fox cub. The fox was "alone, frightened and very poorly" when she found it. It was either abandoned or Orphaned, and Paulina, with a heart of gold, decided to rescue the fox, and took it into her care. Since then, she has put her everything into taking care of this fox, who she named Marley. She fed it kitten milk day and night every 90 minutes, going as far as to give up her dream of being a dog groomer to take care of the cub and watch it grow and prosper.
In an almost magical turn of events, the 4-year-old bulldog - Ernie - that Paulina has became best friends with the little fox, and the two of them are now best of friends. "They do everything together, they're inseparable," told Paulina to DailyMail. "They play with each other all day, they sleep together every night, they go for walks together."
They truly are a real life recreation of Disney's Fox and the Hound, and it is so pure and beautiful. Check out pictures of these best friends hanging out and pictures of Marley as a baby fox bellow!
Story by DailyMail.
The cutest squirrel EVER. Yup. We said it.
The Japanese Dwarf Flying Squirrel looks like a real-life Disney character brought to life. Those giant eyes, that perfect round body, those giant eyes -- again! We're in love. We want to be surrounded by these squirrels as we sing nonsense about washing the dishes or folding the laundry.
The Japanese Dwarf Flying Squirrel is native to Japan, you'd find it in the "sub-alpine forests and boreal evergreen forests on Honshu and Kyushu islands." And good news, this squirrel faces absolutely no threats and is listed as "least-concern species".
We don't know much of this world but we do know we love this squirrel.
People all over the world are now being advised to wear face masks to slow the spread of coronavirus.
Luckily, Disney is here to bring a spark to this new corona fashion wear, especially for kids who are more frightened these days.
In a statement on its home page, the company expressed its commitment to serving the communities during these challenging times by creating a new line of family-friendly reusable cloth face masks featuring its timeless stories and beloved characters.
Disney announced it will donate one million cloth face masks for children and families in underserved and vulnerable communities across the U.S. and pledged to donate all the profits to the non-profit organization, Medshare, which specializes in redistributing medical supplies to hospitals in need.
From Baby Yoda to Winnie The Pooh and Mickie Mouse, the masks are aimed at kids and kids at heart who can finally have a chance to let out their inner character.
You can purchase a four-pack of face masks for $19.99 in small, medium, and large sizes.
Check out some of the cool designs.
Isa is a talented illustrator from the Netherlands who came up with this awesome idea he refers to as pet disneyfication.
That means you can send him a photo of your pet and he will illustrate it in an iconic Disney style.
What could be more magical than that?
Unfortunately, commissions are closed for the next months due to the massive demand.
In the meantime, enjoy some of his creations on Instagram.
Artist Ry Spirit, has taken some of the most cherished and beloved Disney characters and threw in a new spins -- Disney characters as Pokemon Evolutions!
And yes, it's amazing as it sound! We're pretty much obsessed and didn't realize that we needed this mash-up in our lives, until now.
Check it up, Ry Spirit! We love your work!
You can also check out the art on Facebook!
Everyone's favorite Halloween and Christmas mash-up, The Nightmare Before Christmas, is now an exclusive bundle at Build-a-Bear!
Build-a-Bear is officially back! Recently, the bear building factory released a collection of Lion King plushies, as the new live-action Lion King premiered early this year.
And now they're back with a cool, bear-looking twist of Tim Burton's iconic Jack and Sally!
The pair has already sold out but will be restocked soon! Individually priced, Jack and Sally cost $55 for the entire plush + outfits (the plush alone stands at $30)
But that's not all! The Pumpkin King has his signature "This is Halloween" song chip included, and Sally includes "Sally's Song" on a sound chip as well!
Meet Helper Dog Nala, she helps her handler Megan with a variety of different things! Megan wrote in an Instagram post that she suffers from "autism, PTSD, severe medication resistant depression, and many other conditions." She continues, "I also tend to get very overloaded and overwhelmed very easily. Nala works is trained to do crowd control, blocking, respond to panic episodes, do DPT, and finding people, to mention a few."
Nala is one of the goodest girls there is! Not only is she a wonderful service dog, she has a super cuddly personality and a big fan of Donald Duck!
Megan writes in another Instagram post, "Nala spends a lot of her time helping me at Disney. It truly is my happy place! When we're at Disney, I ALWAYS let Nala interact with the characters. She LOVES people but does not let that get in the way of her job. That being said, I also don't want to deprive her from something she enjoys so much."
It is simply impossible not to fall in love with Nala, no Disney cast member could resist her charm either!
Here are some pics of Nala with various Disney cast members and her viral moment with her hero -- Donald Duck!
Have you just adopted a cat and love Disney? If so, this list is for you! When choosing a name for your cat we always recommend using your imagination, being creative and taking your cat's physical and personal characteristics into consideration! What better way to do this than by naming your cat after one of your favorite Disney cats? The people at AnimalWised have come up with a list of 30 Disney cat names for both male and female cats. Via: AnimalWised
Way to go, Monte! They say every dog has it's day and that day is here for one shelter pup from Phoenix, Arizona!
Monte is a 2-year-old terrier mix. was rescued from the Animal Services Center of the Mesilla Valley in Las Cruces, New Mexico, by HALO Animal Rescue in April 2018. HALO had be considered his 'home,' until he got adopted. According to the staff at the HALO shelter, Monte is described as super friendly, loves to greet people, give kisses, and loves attention. He also already knew how to sit and walks well on a leash.
Sounds like star quality to us!
When the animal trainers from Hollywood came scouting, looking for rescue dogs to cast in their film, Monte was an obvious choice. Monte was adopted by the trainers, and it's noted that he is leading a happy and normal life.
And it gets even better -- Disney has also added that all the rescue dogs featured in the film found furever homes when production ended!
You can stream "Lady and the Tramp" and catch Monte's performance on November 12th, on Disney's new streaming service.
Anyone who watched the new remake of "The Lion King" with Donald Glover and Beyonce, couldn't stand the cuteness of baby Simba. Now, the Dallas zoo announced on their facebook page that Bahati, a female lion at their zoo, was actually used as a model for it in the remake of the Disney classic. "When Bahati was just a month old, we provided Disney with video of her movements for their animation team to use for motion and behavior reference when designing Simba in The Lion King," the zoo shared on Facebook. Those who have seen the technically stunning and wildly successful remake might recognize the Dallas Zoo lion, Bahati, who isn't so little anymore. While most of the footage the zoo sent to Disney shows Bahati as a month-old cub, the formerly tiny lion is now a fully-grown, two-and-a-half-year-old lioness.
With the highly-anticapted live-action movie coming out in just a matter of days, we're seeing 'Lion King' merchandise pop-up like it's 1994 all over again -- and we love it!
Build-A-Bear (remember them?) has people running to collect the limited edition 'Lion King' set and we totally want one...or two...or three--OK, we definitely want them all! The price range for one of these adorable plushies range from $15 (Timon) to $33 (adult Simba, standing tall at fourteen inches!).
