A sweet lil’ Baby Bunny Page to [bunny nose sniff, bunny nose sniff] brighten your day.
Thanks, E. Collison 
P.S. Get your motor runnin’! on page 2. (Scroll down to pink car)
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Would you just look at the size of that green Post-It® note next to this kittens’ “litter box”? Now, look at the Post-Its® on your desk—now look at the kitten. Repeat!
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Many folks have sent in this adorable dog that looks like a panda. Insane in the membrane.
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For Charlie, it does.What bed will Charlie pick?What does Charlie do the minute he gets home from vacaishe? Can Charlie snake a popcorn kernel off the table?What prosh face is Charlie making today? Answer below.
All these questions are answered, and then some at LoveCharlie.org. Thanks to Megan Hendrix
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If there was a casting call for Pigwidgeon, this guy would be a winner.Our thanks and virtual chocolate frogs go to Paul, who submitted this tiny fluffy (feathered?) wonder.PS. If you don’t know who Pigwidgeon is, you haven’t read your Harry Potter books carefully enough. Shame on you.
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Looks like the “flu bug” caught up with Puppykins here. But he _looks_ so healthy. Plush microbes sold at ThinkGeek!
Thanks, Bleeding Orchid!
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Cute Industries (CI) has a 27-step verification process to ensure you get not only the most adorable, but most scientifically valid Cuteness™ on the Internet. Yet despite the hundreds of highly trained Cuteologists, massive verification process, and ISO-9001 certification, sometimes we make mistakes. Today, just such a mistake occurred. A person by the name of “Kelly Harrod-Lui” submitted a picture of a mouse ostensibly caught in a toner cartridge claiming the photos came from her office. During step 13, one of our patented Cuteness Fraud alarms was tripped. Special Agent Ivana Tinkle, a member of the CI Investigative Department, contacted the submitter and determined the submission was indeed valid and the submission proceeded through the process. The NSA identity verification during step 27 passed and the post was released January 12, 2005 at 19:11:03 PM PST.It was a fraud.Fortunately, our ever vigilant Cute Overload Army quickly caught the deception and notified us. The CI Emergency Response Team was immediately activated and the offending information was sanitized. Coincidentally, Special Agent Tinkle was found dead late tonight, having accidentally choked to death on 2,500 Marshmallow Peeps. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Ivana and her family.Cute Industries would like to offer our sincere apologies to Campagna, McGroarty, kelly, Uriel, Chell, liquidnight, kat, suzy, benjamin, Vale and any other members of the Cute Overload Army who might have been traumatized by this incident. And whereever that Cliff-Claven-voiced mouse is, may he rest in peace.We salute you,The Cute Overload Security Department
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Apparently, there is a tradition in Japan of photographing this particular toy Panda—and sharing the photos online here. Of course we had to share too.
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Adorable designs in plush dolls, purses and animals from LoobyLu 
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Teacup and toy pet.com. People, this is the site I first started gawking at—it’s hours of entertainment. It’s the first site that had me coming back for more and more ridiculously fantastic pup photos. It’s also where Paris Hilton and Jessican Simpson bought Tinkerbell and Daisy, respectively.If you can get beyond the awful sea of text to the galleries, it’s worth the trip! Delightful pups.
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