When she isn't busy taking over Instagram Margaret likes to hang out in all the trendy coffee shops in Adelaide, Australia, she is rocking the latest dog-wear fashion. She also has her own fashion store on Etsy, because – why not? When asked about her fashion taste in a mock interview with Lifestyle Tails, the Greyhound replied: "It's just something I was born with. You either have it or you don't." One thing's for sure: Margaret totally has it. Check out her trendy Instagram page.
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Like every February, New York pet fashion show takes place – it's the largest pet fashion and animal rescue benefit in America. This year the event took place at the historic Hotel Pennsylvania in Manhattan, New York. The show features themed catwalk shows with dogs in costume walking alongside rescue dogs needing homes. It's all to raise money for the New York Mayor's Alliance for NYC's Animals, a charity that works with more than 150 rescue groups and shelters to save the lives of the city's homeless animals. Via: Elle
On her etsy page, Katie Bradley writes: "Rescuing tortoises is an accidental hobby that has blossomed alongside being a wife, mother, friend, geek, and artist". Her hobby gave her a brilliant idea and she started crocheting winter collection for pet turtles. She currently has seven tortoises: 4 Russian tortoises (testudo horsfieldii) and 1 Greek tortoise (testudo gracea), and she's also fostering an additional Greek tortoise for the International Reptile Rescue. Feel free to stop by her tortoise blog: www.tortaddiction.blogspot.com. Here are the new items for the upcoming winter.
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These cats are true fashionistas! Just look how they flawlessly wear anything!
Fab Dog Inc has found a way to make sleeping animals even cuter. They developed a line of adorable pajamas for dogs and cats that are not only perfect on their own, they come with a matching pair for you as well. Perfect for the holiday season! Via: Shared
Back in the day, a college class at Penn State had a girl they called "Squirrel Whisper". Now before you get defensive and call it rude and bullying, 22 year old graduate, Mary Krupa, had actually gained quite a bit of fame. Krupa is originally a townie from the area, and had visited Penn State campus many of times before attending the college. What was she doing you ask?
She was befriending the squirrels that live on the campus! And the best part?
She makes adorable little hats for them!
Ryan Berkley is an illustrator from Portland, Oregon who creates fabulous portraits of extremely well dressed animals. Featured below are some of his best works.
For more of his work check him out here
Polish sisters Celina and Maja Debowska are masters of crafting the most whimsical cold weather accessories. Their Etsy shop, celapiu,specializes in felted animal scarf creations that are both ethical and adorable. Who knew winter wear could look so vibrant and fun?
Super cute, totally ridiculous and wonderfully glamorous "Pitzush" is a former rescue kitty who now stars the "meowdel" of Instagram account, @PussInGlam. Known as a 'Cat Fashion Diva' to over 24.8K fans, Pitzush can often be found wearing bedazzled necklaces, flowing dresses and more than a few fake eyebrows.
Summer is over. Time to get ready for the 2017-2018 Autumn/ Winter season. Via: Sad and useless
Cats continue on their quest for world domination, this time through street fashion. Here are some true cat lovers who decided to express their love in one more unique way.
All the world's a stage, and all the cats are merely models: Few weeks ago, the Algonquin Hotel's Annual Celebration & Cat Fashion Show took place, featuring fabulous felines decked out in outfits celebrating famous Broadway shows. The Tony-themed show featured a performance from the Broadway cast of CATS and a few furry creatures walking down the runway in creations from Ada Nieves, an animal fashion designer.
There were designs inspired by "The Sound of Music," "Les Miserables," and "Cabaret," but that wasn't even the best part. Three lucky cats were adopted at the event, and the $12,000 proceeds raised from ticket sales and a silent auction will benefit the Mayor's Alliance for NYC's Animals. Take a look at some of the fabulous cats that strutted their stuff at the event.
