Naughty, naughty! These pets were caught red-pawed! Red-pawed, that's a thing right?
And what better way for pets to learn their wrongdoings than to publicly shame them (all in good fun though, don't worry). And while we understand the reason being the shame, we can't help but smile and continue loving theses awwdorable pets who didn't truly mean any harm.
Maybe some did mean some harm, who knows. We choose to believe they're completely innocent, even if proven guilty.
Well, look what the cat dragged in... Sorry, we had to.
Honestly, we were worried for a moment in the beginning there but it turns out the duck is completely fine so we were able to exhale that "phew" we were holding in.
Meet naughty cat Slippers, hunter extraordinaire! Except, not really, not that we mind!
Welcome to Rachie's Retirement Home! A private rescue organization that specializing in caring for rats who need a new place to live, or permanent care.
"We take in any rat that needs us; we adopt, where we can, rehabilitated ones out to new pet homes."
And each week, they post the most well-behaved rat along with who has been the naughtiest. This isn't the first time animal shaming has gone viral! One aquarium in New Zealand is famous for their 'Penguin of the Month' scoreboard!
Cong-RATS to the best of the week! And to those naughty ones... better luck next week! You can follow Rachie's Retirement Home on Facebook and be completely up to date on the 'Best and Worst Rat of the Week'.
Climbing up curtains, helping themselves to dinner on the side and knocking over ornaments are just some of the ways cats are running rings around their owners. New British research with a poll of 2,000 cat owners sheds some light on the mischievous yet cute behavior of cats and the surprising reaction of their owners to this behavior. We are sure you will all agree with most of the findings here.
Today is Just Because Day! Which gives us the opportunity to post this ridiculous list of some of the biggest birb misbehavior we've ever seen... just because! Enjoy their defiant and unruly ways that make them who the are.
New Zealand police say a pair of "waddling vagrants" were removed from a sushi stand a few days ago and released into the harbour. That evening, under the cover of darkness, the blue penguin duo returned.
We all know goats are funny but here is one more fun fact about goats you probably didn't know: When goats are misbehaving, they are forced to put pool noodles or tennis balls on their horns so they don't hurt others. We thought it's one of the cutest things ever so we brought you some photos to prove it. Could these be the new unicorns?
