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Stray kitten interrupts Turkish news broadcast
UPI, via Paul P.
CAUTION: Disturbing images; reader discretion advised.
Dying dog nursed back to health
Pet Rescue Report, via Arne
Player two has entered... YOUR HEART!
Someone noticed the new Nintendo Switch looks like a stuffed dog and now it is
Kotaku, via Andrew Y.
And finally: Meowloween
From reader Chase and Furball Fables, a look at the mysterious cat and its inexplicable bond with the world of the purranormal.
Love the kitty in the first one and how the reporter just keeps going. Plus typical cat, just has to lay on top of the computer, lol. Most of the other links are just too cute but the one about the dying puppy really pulls on the heartstrings. Can’t believe how strong his spirit is to pull through. Hope he gets adopted into a wonderful home.
Yes, I love how Turkish Tinycat beelines it for the nice warm computer! And the announcer is very poised, to do an impromptu pitch for people to help stray cats.
I’m in Istanbul, Turkey right now and the cats are quite abundant. Not everywhere, but frequently seen. Mostly around restaurants. I was sitting outside at a cafe today and one kept coming and tapping me on my leg. And he wasn’t skinny!! They do pretty well. All safe (not sweets) leftovers are given to stray dogs and cats. They dogs are gathered up and vaccinated. Not sure if they are neutered/spayed. I hope so. I saw no puppies.
Oh my goodness, Istanbul is a place I would love to visit! Have fun JM and please pet a few of the cats on my behalf. 🙂
So that’s why Stars spends so much time under the bed…
As a big-time gamer, of course I love the Switch stuffy. But the little girl and her big doggie friends are the best thing. Probably never a dull moment in that house.
The reporter should have know you can’t ignore a kitten, it won’t let you.
Maybe poltergeists are really the spirits of kitties,rushing around chasing each other knocking things over,and swatting things of counters and tables?
That would explain a lot. Hmmm…