You may have seen them around.
Spotting a threat can be a difficult task.
Take them seriously! If you know what’s good for you…
Contact may cause serious personal squeeing.
The world just got a little more squeeeee-ier.
Another hum-dinger from Ant! The back-story is this tiny flyer survived an impact, with help from a human friend and a dog.
Peeps, do you see the dog?!
Franklin’s a nice little bebeh deer who has had a serious spot o’ misfortune. Click here to see how you can help The Frankster.
Thanks to Mike Tillmans for sending this in!
Make sure you have your speakers turned up for theese one! One furry massive motor, hunkered down. At :19, an intrepid kitteh pokes his little bulb head up, and really cranks up the crankshaft. Or whatever.
Life in the fast lane from DrNWorb. These little guys are rescues, and to learn more just bounce over on the InterWebs to here.
Just get your mind out of the gutter, ok?
I am talking about this awesome dog named Murkin and his amazing owner, dcjannelle. She adopted Murkin and he helps her foster kittens in need. Here’s a beautiful example of Murkin’s work:
Fave Frame™
Need some help here, People! Megster thinks these guys are gerbils. I…dunno. I do know they are at this very minute trying to steal my soul with their totally adorabuhl little bods. I mean, get real. We’ve got snouts, we’ve got leetle teeny feet n’ tails, closed eye capsulz, The Works. You see what we’re up against…this is serious stuff. So, let’s play Name That Critter!
BONUS CUTE OVERLOAD XTREME CLOSE UP OMG (COXCUOMG):
Total Critter Thanks Go To Kim N’ Marcie!
This is the story of a koala so adorable, he could only be called Crescent Head Jimmy. Orphaned in 2009 and weighing less than two pounds, Jimmy was rescued by Koala Hospital Port Macquarie, who raised him and returned him to the wild. Years later, a collection of his photos became a Internet sensation.
More kuddly koala kuteness on Australia’s Facebook page.
chaos can ensue. Like that time an elephant was delivered to a mouse – the baby was frightened of its mouse mom!
Fortunately for these rare Amur tiger cubs, Cleopatra, the Shar Pei mom, took them in like they were her own.
Cleo’s Shar Pei puppies are happy to have their new littermates, Clyopa and Plyusha.
The stork gets to keep his job (for now) and you can get the whole story and a peek at a few more photos of the blended family at SF Gate.
What’s that Little One? Good news you say? Do tell.
You declare Caturday to be a day of rest. Oh you are too kind!
It will be an honor to rest on Caturday. We promise to do our best to follow your command!
Two week old Marbles is Karen M.’s foster kitten through the Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter (BARCS).
Karen says, “Every time she looks at me with those big eyes I’m reminded why I volunteered to care for her.”
Many thanks to the work of Sloth Sanctuary and to Bradley Ireland Productions for the quality photo.
The one on the right thinks so.
Suspicious squirrels have squinty eyes, Kim and Marcea!
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