Archive for the ‘bunny’ Category

With so many pet stories around the web each week it’s hard to keep up. Table Scraps is our weekly roundup of memorable pet news around the internet.

• Uggie can act the pants off a film, but what everyone really wants to know:  Can he tell a good joke? (The Hollywood Reporter)
•  Well now this poor kitty is going to have a hell of a time getting through security at the airport. (Daily Mail)
•  The cat above is getting a prosthetic limb, these dogs are getting infrared cameras…this is all feeling very Transformers. (NY Times)
• With representation like a bengal, a jaguar and a panther in the mix of teams it comes as no surprise that cats have the inside track on the Superbowl. (Oregon Live)
• Hoping to hop to a victory, these bunnies mean business.  (BBC)

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I’m sorry, but you weren’t planning on working today right? Right. It’s Monday after all. A day for transitioning from weekend pleasure to weekday business. The only logical way to ease into the work week is by procrastinating on a website dedicated to photos, photos, and more photos of cute animals.

I give to thee, Attack of the Cute. See you when you come out of your cute coma!

I said to my best friend the other day, “sometimes there’s nothing cuter than when an animal sneezes.”  Honestly at the time, I meant it. I mean, when an animal sneezes, it’s just so dainty and cute I want to watch them do it over and over and over. But when I compose myself and stop to think about it, there’s probably a reason that they are sneezing other than to entertain me.  Add to that thought that as of late my side of the states has become the Frozen Tundra of Hell it occurred to me to investigate can my pet get a cold?  Thank goodness Raise A Paw is at my fingertips to help me find out!

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My number one irrational fear when I’m away is that my home will burn down and no one will save my cat. I’m not sure when this started, but now I can’t take a vacation without it crossing my mind at least once. Read the rest of this entry »