This possibly titanium-clawed feline scales right up a kitchen wall while in pursuit of an elusive laser pointer. Then, as if to proof its amazing climbing abilities weren’t just some fluke of adrenaline, the cat holds on, five feet high, for a good three seconds. Check out spider cat below.
People, you know me. I'm not an advocate of cutesy videos. Giggling kids and kittens don't usually impress me. There are a couple of exceptions though. Keyboard Cat is perhaps my favorite internet phenomenon of all time. Even more so than "Chocolate Rain". But this cat takes the cake.
He's a bully. He's got a serious mean streak. Watch what he does to his little "friend". Just watch for yourself.
While there are wheeled contraptions available to give mobility to handicapped pets, the Amigo — a new wheelchair from industrial designer Nia Shalom — is specially optimized for the way pups move.
This is too funny. I've always said that if most big dogs had the mentality of little dogs, we would all be in trouble. You know the type.
Yappy. Annoying.
The kind that snarl their teeth at you. The kind that's bite may or may not even break the skin and really just pisses you off more than anything.
The robbers in this video know a dog like that too. One they won't soon forget. Check out the video.
When Eric Knight adopted his Chihuahua, Paco, from a shelter five years ago, he had no idea the pint-sized canine led a double-life as a superhero.
Two armed robbers who recently tried to shake down Knight’s cigar store in Altadena, California found out the hard way. They got far enough in the heist that the store owner was stuffing cash into a backpack — and that’s when Paco emerged, full of aggression and ear-piercing barks.
Even if it's raining cats and dogs, don't expect the same reaction from everyone.
According to data from Hunch collected in an infographic by Column Five Media, cat people tend to be urban dwellers, prefer petsitting over babysitting, and value ironic humor, while dog lovers are more likely to have kids, be outdoorsy people, and name Paul as their favorite Beatle.
If you’re one of those annoying people who walks a dog and doesn’t clean up after him, your days of anonymity may soon be over.
Some apartment complexes are going high-tech, using DNA testing on those doggie droppings to determine their origin and shine a spotlight of shame on the humans who let it happen.
When a Chihuahua named Yoda took the stage, she was just the latest pup to win the title of World’s Ugliest Dog. But when she accidentally fell off, she tumbled headlong into an elite class of celebrity — those who have been caught on video taking a spill on stage, including megastars Rihanna, Beyoncé, Keith Urban and Justin Bieber. Luckily, Yoda was unharmed by the fall.
Abandoned as a puppy when his owners fled their foreclosed-upon Nebraska home, Naki’o lost all four of his paws to severe frostbite after stepping into a freezing puddle in the home’s abandoned basement. He was rescued, but forced to crawl on his belly to get around. Happily, new owner and veterinary technician Christie Tomlinson successfully organized a fundraiser to have Naki’o’s two back legs fitted with OrthoPets prosthetics. When Naki’o enthusiastically took to his new hind-legs like they were the real deal, OrthoPets founder Martin Kaufmann decided to complete the set free of charge, making Naki’o is the first dog to ever be fitted with four prosthetic limbs.
Police in San Mateo, California don't seem to be too concerned about a rash of thefts, in which hundreds of items have been stolen. In fact, they even know who the culprit is but they're not planning on making any arrests, because the burglar is an actual cat.
A bite from a...kitten. Yes, that's right, a kitten. According to a police report, a Speedway, Indiana man suffered a bite on his thumb from a kitten that was in a woodpile. 24 yr old Craig Wyatt called police yesterday afternoon, following the vicious attack that happened when the man was trying to tie a string around the animals neck
It's not just the human spirit that can show amazing resiliency in times of crisis.
A dog named Mason who was blown out of his home when a tornado tore through North Smithfield, Alabama on April 27 crawled back three weeks later. And we do mean crawled.
