Cute Overload :D
Thanks, Don Pardo! Now, before we begin today’s game, let’s note that No-Name’s eyes seem to reflect a certain, uh, JEAN pool! HA! But now to get down to business: It seems that No-Name’s owners are still up in the air about a name for this ball-of-static-electricity with eyes. So what say you? Can you name this kitten?*
*Exclusions apply, as in it’s *possible* this kitten has already been named.
But maybe you should keep an open mind, because our readers are very creative, Dave M.
“I said I wanted a picnic basket full of hushpuppies…”
What a delightful error, Peggy W. Photo by Lawrence Shia.
It appears Japanese engineers have upgraded Momonga Flying Pocket Pets. These doe-eyed bewhiskered Tribbles can now assume 90-degree “Baroo” angles. Obviously, this feature was added so they could swoop in and nom any cupcakes left on the windowsill to cool.
Don’t miss the LEETLE tuft of hiney hair to the right of the tree, Joe S.
Slowly, hesitantly, Olive arrived at a disturbing new theory: The intentions of the alien visitors were not as benevolent as had been originally claimed.
Save us a leg, Heidi A.
“(Oh boy! Look at this big stick that I am carrying all by myself like a good puppy! I cannot wait to burst through my dog door and proudly display it to the food lady!)”
One of the kute kanines under the konsiderate kare of Kaitlyn K.
While posing for her first official family portrait, Chloe was beyond humiliated when – with all the excitement surrounding her – she accidentally tinkled on that nice man’s hand.
With that face, we bet she pees rainbows, Walter S.
By a wide, floofy margin, the Impossibirds was the most popular post of the week. [audience clapping sound]
They pecked at your heartstrings with their tiny McBeakersons. Their rounded, floofballs shape rolled straight into your soul. They deserve MORE COVERAGE ON THIS BLOG!
To that end: LONG-TAILED-TIT-HANCE!
Long-tailed Tit by Sergey Yeliseev. More tit action? Check these dewds out.
Wait wait wait let’s try this again
Lola the kitteh “patiently allows us to carry her around in the height of style” say Sender Inners Lacey, David and Ariel.
Tiny Pup Penny and and Big Moe Kitteh win this week’s Interspecies Snorgling Award:
Sender-Inner Carolyn O. says her son has used the video at Show and Tell to combat stereotypes. Nicely done.
This—what do you call it?—meelk?—is TÉRRIBLÉ!
Mary C., from Animal Advocates, sent this lil’ wild bun in.
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