Do dogs remember their siblings? That was the question on everyone’s mind when a photo of two cockapoo siblings hugging each other went viral on Twitter. The pups, Monty and Rosie, hadn’t seen each other for 10 months after being adopted by different people. They were on a walk with their respective owners when they … Read more
Animals can get overprotective, especially of their young. But these four geese in Korea have taken over the responsibility of protecting someone who is not of their kind—their beloved human grandma. If you didn’t know yet, geese are known for being quite more aggressive than other animals. But it’s not just because they have a … Read more
If you’ve seen Puss in Boots—the adorable cat from the “Shrek” films—you know how much you wanted the boot-clad feline to be real. Although the charismatic kitty is known for his suave personality and knack for sword-fighting, his greatest weapon lies in his big, begging eyes. When the ginger cat unleashes his power, it’s impossible … Read more
You’d think this all-black chicken is photoshopped, but this creature is as real as it gets. The Ayam Cemani is the most unique chicken in the entire world. This bird isn’t just dark-hued; it’s actually all black down to its bones! Indigenous to Indonesia, these fowls’ internal organs and muscles are black, but their eggs … Read more
Pests are always a bother, and often we resort to chemicals to get rid of them. Mosquitoes are particularly unpleasant, with bites leading to a range of issues from itchiness to the transmission of serious diseases such as malaria, dengue, and other viruses. Realizing the harmful impacts of pesticides, however, more people are resorting to … Read more
If you could, I bet you’d take your dog everywhere with you. After all, they’re part of the family, so it’s only natural that we involve them in our daily activities, including grocery shopping. In Italy, owners are legally allowed to bring their dogs into stores with them as long as they keep their pets … Read more
The 4th of July is always a time for great celebration – when family and friends get together to commemorate an all American holiday (Independence Day), and feast, and amazing fireworks. The noise can be a bit stressful, for humans and their pets, but fireworks are particularly distressing for animals. For this reason, Independence Day … Read more
We’ve featured plenty of unexpected animal friendships over the years, but we bet you’ve never seen anything like this one. Many of us are a sucker for videos of animals doing adorable things. These types of clips get millions of views on social media, as they appeal to audiences of all ages, genders, and interests. … Read more
George Bailey, a Sulcata tortoise born with metabolic bone disease, had spent his entire life dragging himself around. The 11-year-old tortoise’s condition prevented his back legs from fully developing. They were giving out frequently, so the poor reptile has had to deal with mobility issues since he was born. Thankfully, a pet mobility company named … Read more
On the evening of June 2, Ralph Dorn came looking for his Goldendoodle, a certified therapy dog named Harley. However, he couldn’t find him anywhere. But after looking out on the lake behind his home in Culpeper, Virginia, he spotted the 6-year-old pup about 200-feet from the shore swimming with another animal. After a few … Read more
Hemingway is a goose, and Waffles is a mini horse, but these animals have developed an exceptional bond even though they are of different species. They’re very protective of each other, and it appears that both of them are oblivious of their differences. The pair were rescued from a filthy outdoor paddock in Bucks County, … Read more
Hummingbirds are one of the most fascinating creatures on earth. Aside from being exceptionally tiny, these winged creatures are often praised for their beautiful coloring. These birds mostly keep to themselves, which is why this 2017 video of nearly 30 hummingbirds sharing the same birdbath has gone viral. The clip has garnered almost 13 million … Read more