Dinner from the "big bowl"

More photos of Junior the Wonder Cat

Kid and cat

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Romeo

from flickr, by lemperleconnie

Greedy Cat

from flickr, by FedeFido

Are you my daddy?

from flickr, by Mimicat

Fatty Montrose Takes a Bath

Catburger

who's gotta a light?

from flickr, by holdenj9

Potted cutie

hehe, you can't see me!

from flickr, by vicky™

Roxy and Moxy

from flickr, by cac1128, found through Random Ramblings

Aw, cute wittle baby bunny

Rory, the horse who thinks he's a dog

Just like his labrador friends, he wags his tail, fetches sticks and rolls on his back to have his tummy tickled.

But the hooves and mane give away his real identity - as a Shetland pony.

Eight-week-old Rory picked up his canine traits after he was befriended by dogs at the Essex Horse and Pony Sanctuary in Pitsea.

Owner Sue Allery said: "In 18 years I've never seen anything like it. When vets visit us they can't believe it either."
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Craner and his grape

from flickr, by Bek_alkaline3sugar

attack!

from flickr, by Nettan75

Comfy

This is Frankie, found at mmm-yoso!!!

Sleepy

CSI Conspiracy?

Is the CBS' hit show CSI, hypnotizing our family pets to force us into watching the show?

Is something sinister afoot? Watch the videos and judge for yourself!

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baby dooba

from flickr, by yaelANDyair

Dressed for Winter

from Flickr, by marliestiffany

The Kostroma Moose Farm

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Rabbit New Year

Oops!

from Flickr, by pyza*
Found at Hotel New Hamster (Pool)

Silly String

from flickr, by corsiphoto

Irresistible

Peanut, the mountain climber

Peanut came to Best Friends when his previous family broke up. He was 10 years old at the time and had never been ridden. While at the sanctuary, Peanut learned to carry riders and also picked up a few other tricks along the way. He started fancying himself a bit of a stunt horse, climbing up on rails, big rocks and so forth. These habits of his made Karla think he could be a good fit for her home in rugged, rocky, mountainous New Mexico.

And guess what? She was right! Peanut absolutely loves trotting up the rocky slopes and around his new home, with Karla to keep him company. Karla says that often it’s just her and Peanut on those rides, with nobody else on the trails. Ever the athlete, Peanut is simply loving all the exercise and the new terrain he gets to explore. And so far he’s been contented enough with his new routine that he’s temporarily given up his quest to become the first horse ever to complete a triple backwards somersault.

Snuggle Medicine

Best Friends Animal Society

Siblings

From flickr, horsegalz's photos

Nice Pillow

from Flickr, by NicoleB / Rainmountain

Birthday Kitty

There are more pictures of Oscar at his blog.