Here are the funniest, cutest and plain bizarre cat videos of the week! Enjoy! If you missed last weeks top 5, you can find it here!
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These 4 images of a cat being found by an employee, in the window of a cat-themed restaurant, are going viral. It's also well on it's way to becoming a hot new meme! Check out the hysterical images below!
We've all seen pictures and read stories of how cats adopt people. Well, this one might outdo them all! One night Paris Zarcilla (@ParisZarcilla) casually went into his room looking for a jacket before going out, only to find that a cat gave birth to kittens beneath his bed! (Oh this is not his cat!)
Exercise is not high on our list of favorite things, falling somewhere near doing the dishes and vacuuming. But puppies? Puppies are always, always a favorite. And ever since a sneaky Pilates studio in Asheville, North Carolina decided to combine puppies with exercise, we may have actually spotted a workout trend we wouldn't mind coming to our towns. Via: Woman's World
If you're looking to pay homage to your furry friend, what better way than with one of their paw prints; it's their form of a signature that will be a permanent reminder of all of the walks, belly rubs, and games of fetch you played together. So, what's the best way to make this form of animal tattoo faithful to your pup? Simple—let your dog "brand" you by pressing their paw onto your skin or on a piece of paper. Then, take it to your tattoo artist and have them translate it onto your skin. Via: My Modern Met
A new community named "First Carurday" is organizing a monthly social meetings of cats and their owners in public parks around the country. Sounds like fun, right? read all you need to know about this great new trend.
So what the hell are "Catios"? it can be best described as a nice and cozy patio for your furry animal friends to live and play in. Besides the fact its super cool and provide your cat with a room to play in the fresh air, it also provides a safety zone, especially if you're in a busy neighborhood or if your cats tend to wander around. Check out these ten fantastic photos of fun catios.
Via Jim Tavare
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Following a serious car accident, Jim spent 2 weeks in intensive care battling multiple broken bones and collapsed lungs. Today he was able to get into a wheelchair and was taken outside the hospital to be reunited with his dog 'Mr Kippy', who was with Jim at the time of the accident.
Sandra Changes is a self-taught face decorator and she's got some serious skills.
It's a CAT SCARF! For cats, this means wearing an actual scarf, but for humans... it's a cat! You wear your cat around your neck like a scarf. #CatScarf. Spread the word.
Ube is having a moment in dessert shops around the country. For those that aren't familiar, "ooh-bay" is a purple yam that's been popular in the Philippines for a looong time. It isn't just pretty to look at, it's delicious!
"T-Rexing" is sure to be the next engagement photo trend thanks to a creative photographer team in Spokane, Washington. We can't stop laughing at these photos. They're just so... clever.
Via stevent888
He is over 100 years old, weighs about 175 pounds, is nearly 35 inches long, five feet tall, and the ladies love him. His name is Diego. Diego the Chelonoidis hoodensis Galapagos giant tortoise.
According to Washington Tapia, a tortoise preservation specialist at Galapagos National Park, Diego "has fathered an estimated 800 offspring, almost single-handedly rebuilding the species' population--and saving it from extinction--on their native island, Espanola, the southernmost in the Galapagos Archipelago."
"Around 50 years ago, there were only two males and 12 females of Diego's species alive on Espanola, and they were too spread out to reproduce."
Six years ago, they did a genetic study and discovered that Diego was the
father of nearly 40 percent of the offspring released into the wild on Espanola, thereby doing more parenting than any other turtle to repopulate the species.
"He's a very sexually active male reproducer. He's contributed enormously to repopulating the island," said Tapia.
"Rawr, damn straight," replied Diego.
Via Great Big Story
The Serval, also called the "Giraffe Cat" because... kitty:
...is quickly losing its habitat, becoming part of the illegal pet trade, and decreasing in numbers in the wild. Let's keep these beauties thriving, so see what you can do to help by going here.
All kitties are good kitties.
