Oh. This laundry?
Don’t worry, I’m on top of it.
“I’m getting tired of my puppy’s half-assed attempts at doing laundry. He starts off well, separating lights from darks: Then he just gives up. Bad, puppy! Those should be pre-treated. His name is “Chomper,” and the photo was taken by Maria. Love your site!” – Scott T.
And, to honor Caturday check out these Caturday-rific cats.
“Bell” to represent the ringing in of the weekend.
“Tomoko” which can mean friendly and wise, to represent having fun and games.
“Princess” to represent observing the inner royalty in all of us.
and kittens, because they represent that on which all life depends.
“My cat Bell” -Scott B., Moopi’s friend, Tomoko. -Irene Y., ”Her name is Princess and she is beautiful.” -Marita, ”Ashton in the playpen with all the kittens seemingly bowing to his snorgletude.” -Josh Norem
I Dare You Hoooo!
So, this is Smudge. Hi Smudge! Smudge is a little owl. No, not a little owl, a Little Owl.
“I met Smudge the Little Owl at Loch Lomond Bird Sanctuary in Scotland. She is owned by the centre and was hand reared from only 5 weeks old. This has resulted in her friendly nature believing she is human. It is common for little owls of this breed to become aggressive after 1 year old but Smudge is now 4 and still adores cuddles, kisses and attention from visitors.” -Hazel W.
Aww-daciously bow-dacious. This is Pugsley, and he is quite the charmer.
“Here are some photos of my Pug puppy (Pugsley) on Easter Sunday this year. He was about 4 months old. He looked sophisticated. I hope it can bring a smile to someones face. Thanks for your brilliant site! It makes my day.” -Marielle J.
Mummy isn’t sleeping, darling. She’s just resting her eyes.
Circa 1914. “Puppies in rocking crib.” Found on Shorpy. “From the timeless genre of “humorous scenes of puppies and kittens dressed as humans and posed in human domestic situations.” Photo by Harry W. Frees, Route 3, Rayersford, Pa.”
…at first she was like, and then I was like Oh My God, and then she was like fer sure! You know?
Kim Barker for Coast & Canyon Wildlife. NO WAY!
I’m a Scottish Fold
With eyes of gold
I’m big and bold
Lo and behold
My tail can’t be controlled. OK who lol’d?
“A few photos of my cat, Opie, who is a Scottish fold, and a video with him chasing his own tail…not sure what happened between them that day but there was a rumble and no winner.” -Monique S.
When a kitty flops over on the floor, sometimes it’s best to let it slide.
“You know the nearer your destination, the more you’re slip sliding away.” Via Fuzzy Feelings
Lullabye, don’t you cry, hear the sweet singing tough guy
Whiny puppehs o’er spread, asplodey goes our head.
Lay thee down, don’t protest, (but I’m nooot tie-tie yet!)
Lay thee down, don’t you fret, start the honk-shu quintet.
“I’m trying to figure out a way to play this on a continuous loop on my sleep machine.” -Sasha’s Mum, long time CO Peep!
In over 40 years of rescuing our feathered friends around the world, this was one of the most anticipated arrivals of all for International Bird Rescue. A severely injured mama Mallard was brought in to their San Francisco Bay Wildlife Hospital and found to have a single egg. Mama could not be saved but the veterinary staff were able to save her one egg. 26 days later, after waiting and wondering, a perfect mallard duckling hatched!
Read the entire orphaned duckling’s awesome story at International Bird Rescue. ”Hey there, thought I’d send our latest Cute Overload submission! This Mallard Duckling in hot pursuit of a dragonfly is by Kim Taylor, our recent Photographers in Focus honoree (who gives permission for the photo to be used.)” -Andrew H.
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