Archive for the ‘favorite things’ Category

Many of Brooklyn-based design company enormouschampion‘s products have animal themes, which of course makes them Pawesome-worthy, but we also like that they use renewable resources, post-consumer waste recycled paper, and friendly cleaning agents to make them, and that their designs are so darn cute that they’re sure to make the receiver of any of these products smile with delight (even if the giver and receiver are both you!)

This Baby Love card can be found at their Etsy store for $5.  See more of my fave enormouschampion animal-themed products after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »

Maybe I have a hat fetish I didn’t know about, but I love the artwork of pet in hats, caps & helmets from Poor Dog Farm found on Etsy. What’s really interesting about the pieces is that I feel the personification of the animals in the artwork. I know exactly what draft #13 likes on tap and for certain know what part of Brook-Burgh that canary is flying around.

There are tons more on the site, all worth checking out and todes magodes affordable!

Via: Phetched

Since my own cats won’t tolerate outfits, not even adorable denim ones, I’ll have to live vicariously through Joann Biondi. Her beautiful longhair tabby loves to get all dolled up, so Joann started photographing him in all his splendid outfits. You can buy prints of Joann’s wonderful photos through her site, or you can score greeting cards, mouse pads, and smaller prints via her Etsy shop.

Images: Joann Biondi

This photo, taken from the SF Animal Care & Control’s Facebook page, makes me happy for several reasons. First, for the fact that a family visiting SF from the Netherlands stopped by the SFACC on their vacation. Second, that the Dutch can watch Animal Cops in the Netherlands. Third, that kid’s name is Iscander. What a cool name! And finally, what a cute family!

Who doesn’t love a man in a uniform? Especially one with a soft spot for kittens!

When Corporal Brian Chambers and his Marine unit were sent to do a tour in Afghanistan they probably never thought one of their biggest priorities would become that of the safety of four kittens. Read the rest of this entry »

Remember when Kia launched its ad campaign featuring hamsters? Remember how it totally failed and was possibly the cheesiest use of computer generated animals since Kangaroo Jack? Well, Kia just made up for it and Black Sheep just proved you can sell out tastefully.

Subaru, take notes.

^{Thanks to Sammy G for the link!}