It's been a long wait after a daring escape attempt and a 4-month quarantine but Gobi is finally home and very happy.
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Via ViralHog
Remember this poor kitty? Not only did those kind strangers save her, they seem to have adopted her as well. We don't speak Russian, but the cat looks happy and healthy and well taken care of. Yay!
It's been awhile since the Neko Atsume team has updated their addicting cat collector game. You've probably caught every kitty and earned all of the mementos by now, but guess what? YOU NOW HAVE THREE MORE CATS TO OBSESS OVER AND TONS OF NEW TOYS TO BUY! Unfortunately, there's a bug with the iOS version of the update, so it's been pulled from the app store for now. iPhone users may have to wait, but Android users can play right meow! Check out what's new below.
Via People Pets
Since their rescue last week from under the electrified third rail of an above-ground express track in Brooklyn, the gray-striped and black kitties have found themselves the stars of Steven Liu's website, Scratching Pad.
Read kittens August and Arthur's entire update on People Pets.
Yur kitteh has shut down fur updates.
Hao come AI awlways has to be da one to turn off??
Love LOLcats? Who doesn't?! There are so many more over here!
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Iditarod leader Dallas Seavey left the White Mountain checkpoint this morning, with only 77 miles and one final checkpoint separating himself from Nome and total victory over the toughest race in the world.
As it stands, Dallas Seavey has an hour lead on Aliy Zirkle and almost two hours on the third place musher, Ramey Smyth. The only question now, is whether or not Zirkle's 10 dog team can overtake Seavey's 9 dog team before he reaches Nome.
Iditarod officials announced this morning that they expect Seavey to arrive in Nome sometime between 5p.m. and 6p.m. this evening, so stay tuned for the final results of this year's race right here at
With less than 120 miles to Nome and roughly 20 minutes separating first and second place sled dog teams, the battle for this year's Iditarod championship is coming right down to the wire.
Earlier this morning, Dallas Seavey blasted through Koyuk and pushed his team forward to Elim, the 18th checkpoint along the trail, situated along the coast of the Bering Sea and only 95 miles from Nome. Meanwhile, Aily Zirkle is nipping at Seavey's heels. Although Zirkle is trailing by 20 minutes, she is running a team of 12 dogs while Seavey is down to just 11, allowing her to gain ground and time on the leader with each passing mile.
Be sure to check in tomorrow for what is sure to be the final day of the 2012 Iditarod race! My money is on Zirkle to bring it all in, but I'll never count a Seavey out, so at this point it is anyone's guess! Who knows, maybe even last year's winner John Baker will pull some tricks out of his sleeve and jump from fourth to first down the home stretch!
Stick around for more updates right here, at I Has a Hot Dog!
