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.
Posts tagged as: Interspecies Snorgling
Neener, Neener, Can’t Catch Me!
March 19, 2012 By
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.”
Not Braggin’, But…
March 15, 2012 By
I’m a Chick Magnet.
Fave Frame™
Jack B., you captured our hearts with this video.
Pick a Pair, Any Pair
March 2, 2012 By
We all know the feeling: It’s two in the morning, you can’t sleep, and you keep thinking “You know, what would really mellow me out is watching a dog trying to lick a parakeet. But how to find it?” Luckily, cuteologist Josh Worth has created CritterVidder, a handy matrix of interspecies snorgling. Check out these examples:
When a Cat Loves a Bunneh
February 26, 2012 By
[Apologies to Percy Sledge and, um, Michael Bolton]
When a cat loves a bunneh
he can’t keep his mind on nothing else
He’ll trade the world for the good thing he’s found
If she is bad, he can’t see it, she can do no wrong
Turn his back on his best friend if he put her down
When a cat loves a bunneh, spend his very last dime
Tryin’ to hold on to what he needs
He’d give up all his comforts, sleep out in the rain
If she said that’s the way it ought to be
Well, this cat loves a bunneh
I gave you everything I had
Tryin’ to hold on to your precious love
Baby, please don’t treat me bad
When a cat loves a bunneh, down deep in his soul
She can bring him such misery
If she played him for a fool, he’s the last one to know
Lovin’ eyes can’t ever see
When a cat loves a bunneh, he can do her no wrong
He can never own some other hamster
Yes, when a cat loves a bunneh I know exactly how he feels’Cause baby, baby, baby, you’re my world
Photos by Sender-Inner and Interspecies Snorgling documenter Maggie C.! Much more over at When a Cat Loves a Bunny. WAMLAW lyrics thanks to Metro Lyrics. Michael Bolton HoverFacts™ from Laura Forever and Wiki-wiki-wiki (turntable sound) pedia.
Arrested: Charged with Interspecies Snorgling
February 17, 2012 By
Buccho Francis Saucereyes, you have been accused of spooning with Catty Cat McCaterstein. You are a Canine and she is a Feline. What say you?
“She made me do it. I was just minding my own business, when she came up right behind me and Snorgled!”
Catty Cat McCaterstein, how do you respond to Mr. Sauceryes?
“Whatever, man. I love him. I’m not ashamed. He’s all warm and soft.”
Mr. Saucereyes?
“Yes! Yes! I did it. I am genetically wired to feel guilt. I thought it was bad and tried to deny it, but I do love her. I snorgled right into her with…INTENT!”
Very well, then. The C.O. Court finds you guilty of Interspecies Snorgling in the 3rd degree. We sentence you to life…a lifetime of snorgling! We’re just yankin’ your chain! Snorgle on, friends!
Thank you, Sara G. for bringing this important case to our attention.
Time Reports: Interspecies Snorgling Sweeping Nation
February 16, 2012 By
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
Friday Haiku: Dream a Little Dream
February 10, 2012 By
Woman and hamster
Drift in a shared reverie
What is in their dream?
Sweet dreams, Sophie S.
Kitten Got Your Tongue?
February 7, 2012 By
Sttthooppth thhat! [Say in dog voice]
Tthankss, Cristhtl G.
Who Am I to Argue With Fate?
February 2, 2012 By
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.
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