This week’s TIME cover story is titled, “The Surprising Science of Animal Friendships.”
Let’s sum up the years of research and work in this 3,360 word article: Interspecies Snorgling Rulez!
Fave quote: “To describe these relationships, Silk, … a skeptic of the whole idea of animal friendship, at last began to use what she calls the F word.” Thanks to Grace L. for the sneak preview. To read more, go to Time.com
Woman and hamster
Drift in a shared reverie
What is in their dream?
Sweet dreams, Sophie S.
Sttthooppth thhat! [Say in dog voice]
Tthankss, Cristhtl G.
I was going to fetch the newspaper. I was. Really. But then the cat curled up on my lap.
And you know what they say about letting sleeping cats lie.
Rebecca S., Frazier the cat is Max the dog’s labor saving device.
Look, this whole “baby” thing really soils the solid reputation of miscreance that we worked so hard to create and maintain.
Yes, I rather liked being associated with something that was clearly focused on its core principles; i.e. spreading neuroses, insolence and fur.
Fivl, (2 weeks old here) lays on his changing pad along with two furkids FuiFui (the grey one) and Milkshake (the white one). Third time’s the charm, eh, Vladmir C.?
Remember this Boston Terrier troublemaker named Frito? Frito is the one seated, for the moment, at right, until he gets to CAT SNORFING
Well Frito is back! And now at the park. No cats were harmed making this video.
Frito at Pullen park from Ryan Shelley on Vimeo.
Nice camerawork, Ryan S.!
Yah, I think that’s Elsie’s boy Norman, the one that come out all funny-lookin’…
Nah, can’t be…
Well, what is it, then? Can you milk it?
Hmm, don’t think so…
Sure smells funny, whatever it is…
Avoid that too-symmetrical look by wearing your kitteh at a jaunty angle.
Another slightly off-center find by Heather!
Pup, you are strangely drawn to me. Yes, you are very strange.
Of course I think you are divine. A clingy vine!
I need someone with a good imagination. Can you please imagine staying on your side of the bed?
OK, we can be friends, if only to stop you from looking desperate. Oh wait…
Charlie (pug) really takes Jimmy’s breath away, Sally R.
Thanks to Eagle Eyes Cristal G. who sent this in.
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