Cat makes 2,300 mile journey, baby rhino, bunny tea, and Fiona greets the day, plus more.
Wait, cats use Facebook?
Lost cat travels 2,300 miles, finds his way home with help of Facebook group
Clarksville Now, via NTMTOM
Getting a good start on the horn!
Baby Rhino born at Denver Zoo: Photos and video
The Gazette, via AJ
Hello, I ate your mints.
Hotel Lets Guests Foster Dogs During Their Stay, At Least 33 Adopted
Bored Panda, via Andrew Y.
The grey one should be named Earl.
You can cuddle bunnies at Bunny Tea or ‘hoppy hour’ in Portland
Oregon Live, via NTMTOM
And finally: Face the Day the Fiona Way
When you’re the most delightful and inspiring hippo in the world, you just can’t wait to get to work. (via Andrew Y.)
Fiona running outside to see her fans and soak up the sun! ☀️🤩 pic.twitter.com/7JZUJLNwOg
— Cincinnati Zoo (@CincinnatiZoo) February 22, 2020
Fiona smile. “My people!!”
Hmm…might need to plan a trip to Mississippi…
Also Portland.
How did we not know the word “fluffle” before now?
Happy video of Happy Fiona > Happy Me!
Fiona = Happiness
For the lost-and-found kitty (microchips, folks, microchips!):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZcXpKiY2MXE
Love the Monkees! 😁💕 Used to watch their show as a little kid. I remember it as very funny. Just adored Davy Jones.
That immediately popped into my head when I read the story.
Whew! Glad it wasn’t just me!
6Rabbits, it was pretty funny, especially if you were a kid (which I was). It was modeled on A Hard Day’s Night and if it didn’t live up to that for Total Fabness, it wasn’t at all bad for American TV at the time.
I had seen Davy Jones as The Artful Dodger in Oliver! on Broadway, though I only realized that years later. I suppose he was the cutest, but Mickey Dolenz was the lead singer at least as often, and Mike Nesmith the most original thinker. Honestly, I enjoyed the heck out of all of them, and they had some excellent songwriters providing material for them at the beginning. Later they started writing their own stuff, and that wasn’t bad, either.
Didn’t Mike Nesmith’s mom invent wite-out?
She invented Liquid Paper in the 1950s.
Okay, now I need to visit Portland! I’d be spending all my free time—and money—with those precious buns.💙 What a totally wonderful idea! 🐰🐇🐰🐇🐰
Fiona video made my day. Then I got to see Riley reunite with his mom, and bunnies and rhinos and silly mirror kitties . . . Good start to the week.