There was once an Alaskan Klee Kai puppy named Asher. For miles around, people came to see him and admire his sweetness.
They cooed and awwwed at his antics, small size, and yes, his pure white eyebrows.
While Asher genuinely appreciated the love and admiration, there was only one person whose opinion meant something to him.
That person was his Abbie and they lived happily ever after. The End.
Being a cat is already pretty decadent, but a masseuse monkey takes it to a whole other level.
Couldn’t we all use a helper monkey, Brinke G.?
The first time we met our adorable pair, Junebug was a tiny, recently rescued kitten and Burnett was her, Mom, er, something. Now Junebug is grown up and Burnett is her, well, see for yourself! They’re in love! And they don’t care what the other dogs and cats think!
Oh no, Alaina M., dogs and cats in love! Mass hysteria, riots in the streets!
Darling, it’s amazing how we clicked from the moment we met. What do you say, your mouse pad or mine?
Snickerdoodle’s hovering over your desktop, Teajay.
Hey kids! Can’t agree on what to watch? Here’s a show that has it all! Grab your favorite sugary cereal and get ready! Presenting: The Beethoven Marmaduke Clifford Felix Nosey and the Pussycat Rolie Polie Olie Peg-Leg-Pete Are You My Mother Show!
Also known as the Abby and Little Bugger Show, brought to you by Brinke G.!
The better to snorgle you with, my dear.
Shay S. and Evelyn B tell us that the mini lops is just a few weeks old and is named Templado and the pup is named Nitro. Congrats to all on their new family!
Sitting on the windowsill
Me and my lizard
Each other’s what we hang on to
And when it’s twelve o’clock,
We snuggle and share,
We never talk,
It’s all in our stare
Just me and my lizard
Snorgling is what we do
Fave Frame ™
Most of us might wonder what these two have in common. Monika A. sees they have tails, nails and love.
Bet your going-away party wasn’t as awesome as this: On his last day with four lion cubs, this “Men of C.O.” calendar candidate gets in some serious snuggling.
Aw, what’s the matter, pal? Can’t slink in and out of this fence like I can?
Gee, that’s just too bad… (heh, heh, heh)
From the uploader’s notes at YouTube: “Every evening a river otter comes to play with our daughter’s dog Rio. What was once an acquaintance on the other side of the fence has now become a friend who comes to play through the fence. It has been interesting to watch as their trust of each other has developed over the past several months.”
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