This may be a tad old, but it will forever be pure gold. Salted Egg Superman Altman will not only blame, defend you and my home, he is also a cat star care, guarding an abandoned cat in Japan to grow up!
The creature behind the images, Behind zero, wrote on a blog, that this is a top-secret mission of Superman Altman in Japan, to take care of this adorable orange tabby for 1 year. Thus, true friendship was born!
Mochi, the 'Kitty Frog' is about to become your new favorite account! Mochi and her brother Choco were adopted at 8-weeks-old when they found abandoned by their mama in a parking lot. Both cats, named after delicious Asian treats, are 3-years-old and currently residing in Portland, Oregan.
We got an inclusive inside peek at the story behind 'Mochi vs. the Frogs,' and it began sweet and playful. Mochi's hooman told us, "When we went out of town, our friends who were catsitting got the kitties some toys from Ikea. One of those toys was the frog toy. Mochi first started playing fetch with it. She would bring it to our bed and then we would toss it down the stairs, and then she would bring it back to the bed. Then one time we put it on a ledge in the apartment thinking she would play fetch with it but instead, she knocked it over. Then she kept knocking it over wherever we placed it."
Eventually, the stuffed frogs were discontinued by Ikea, so Mochi's pawrents ordered 7 of them from eBay, just in case. Then, last year, Ikea brought them back in stock and they have gathered over 100 toy frogs! "We put about 50 of them in a big bin, and then Mochi started bringing trails of frogs to us every night. When she only had seven frogs, she would sometimes bring 3–4 to our bedroom, but now she sometimes brings up to 30 of them to our bed at night!"
Since then Mochi's hooman has hysterically captured all the moments between Mochi and the toy frogs that haunt her. Watch the shenanigans below! You can follow Mochi and all her toy frogs on Instagram!
Toys are a necessity for keeping your dogs happy, active and out of trouble, but spending tons of money on them doesn't have to be. Check out these genius ideas for homemade dog toys. choose one and get your craft on! Via: Iheartdogs
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Mousr is the only toy designed from the wheels up to play the way your cat wants. Mousr's variety of tail attachments means he's customizable to match just about any cat's play style. With a switch of his tail, it'll be like your cat is meeting Mousr for the very first time! Mousr's suite of sensors and built-in artificial intelligence make him the most sophisticated cat toy on the market. Can your cat outsmart Mousr? For more details, check out the official website. Started from $149.99 USD. Via: Design you trust
In the list below you'll find toy design fails that shouldn't have ever happened. And whether it was poorly thought-through, sloppily done, or completely unintentional, they all are pretty funny. At least these designers never fail to amuse us, right?
Give your dog the gift of endless entertainment - This Squirrel-Hiding Toy Is apparently A Favorite Of Thousands Of Dogs!
The new IKEA's shark toy (with the strange name of Blahag) is going viral as people put it in various (and often funny) situations, snapping and sharing photos on Instagram. Scroll down to see the best examples for yourself.
A couple of months ago, photographer Barbara Jensen Vorster was at the Mashatu Game Reserve in Botswana when her DSLR was stolen by a… cat burglar.
What's cuter than a cat cuddling a soft toy? Nothing, but this gallery of cute cats and kittens comes close.
You will enjoy this series of funny and cute photographs by illustrator Aled Lewis who is having fun fun staging his toys in cute and twisted situations.
Ever wonder what goes through a cats mind when they play with toy cars, or ribbons flying in the air? Could they possibly be thinking something else like... They are Catzilla and all these little toys are nothing for their might!
Germany-based animal trainer Nicolle Müller shared this cute video of her pet pig, Paul, helping clean up the house by putting all of his toys in his toy box.
