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If you’ve been wanting an adorable LEGO cat building set, then you should pounce on this deal before it’s over. The LEGO Creator 3 in 1 Playful Cat Toy is now just $20 at Walmart — that’s 20% off the original price.

This 3-in-1 set lets your child build three super cute animals from the same set of bricks: they can choose from a playful cat, an adorable dog, or a curious pigeon. These can’t be built at the same time, so if you think you’ll want to keep one on display, you’ll want to get multiple kits!

The animals come with accessories for creative play. The cat has a food bowl, mouse toy, and yarn. The dog has a bone to play with, and the pigeon can peck at a pile of breadcrumbs.

Your child can also move each animal into different poses. The cat can move its head, tail, ears, and legs. The dog can move its head, tail, legs, and paws. The pigeon can fully rotate its head.

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If your child ever gets stuck, they can use the LEGO app to help, with step-by-step instructions.

Buyers rate this set 4.7 out of 5 stars. More than 700 people gave it a perfect 5 stars! They love the clear instructions, cute accessories the animals can play with, and adorable appearance of each little critter.

Check out the reviews:

• “You can build all 3 and decide which you like best. We of course chose the cat. Hours of building, and taking apart if that’s what you choose.”
• “So sweet and cute… You really can’t go wrong with LEGO. Directions are so easy to read.”
• “I’ve only built the cat version, and I love it! It was a pretty easy build, and it’s super cute looking.”

Walmart is offering free shipping options and free holiday returns until January 31.

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Your phone case has a cat on it. Your welcome mat has a cat on it. Your coffee mug, your throw pillow, your shower curtain. Somewhere in your home, a piece of decor features a cat you bought not because you needed it, but because you saw it and thought, That’s going in the cart.

If all this sounds familiar, Williams Sonoma might have another “I need that” accessory for your home. With Halloween just around the corner, this might be the perfect time to add a few more cats to the kitchen.

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Imagine walking into the kitchen on a crisp October morning, reaching for a towel after making your coffee, and seeing a tiny cat in a costume greeting you.

Seasonal details like that can make Halloween decorations fun. Williams Sonoma sells the Halloween Cat Towels in a set of two, each made from 100 percent cotton. They include a hanging loop, so you can display them instead of folding them in a drawer.

The art style is soft and painterly rather than cartoonish. Besides cats, the towels feature some of the usual Halloween suspects: witches, ghosts, spiders, bats and pumpkins.

They are cute, but still designed for an actual kitchen. Williams Sonoma says they’re machine-washable, so they’re made for daily use, not just for show.

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Cat people don’t need an excuse to add cat-themed items to their homes; Halloween provides one anyway. October is one month when cats are part of the official decor canon. Black cats, witches’ cats, cats in hats—it’s cat season. These towels are perfect because they do not try too hard. You get a pair of well-made cotton towels with cats in costumes.

Williams Sonoma’s Halloween Cat Towels sell for $39.95. You might think forty bucks for two kitchen towels is a lot. But these textiles hold up and are OEKO-TEX certified, adding layers of quality that cheaper alternatives skip entirely.

Related: 10 Pet-Safe Halloween Decorations That Won’t Harm Your Cat or Dog

As a big fan of Noah Kahan’s music, I’ve listened to his latest album, The Great Divide, more times than I could possibly count, and anytime it happens to be on in the car, I’m belting out the lyrics right along with him.

This is something I have in common with the Bernese Mountain Dog in the video below. Not only does Mirabelle have great taste in music, but she’s got a great set of pipes as she sings along to the song “Orbiter” in the car.

Day 15 of singing our way onto a Noah Kahan stage 🎤🐻✨ Mirabelle is ready whenever you are @Noah Kahan ! #NoahKahan #BerneseMountainDog #SingingDog #DogTikTok #CreamPuffsBigDream

She’s howling along so well to the song, hitting every note with ease. Sure, she might be loud, but Mirabelle is expressing herself through music. If only all dogs had this kind of natural talent!

“Noah Kahan, please collect your backup singer,” her human wrote in the video. “She’s rehearsing daily.”

This is the perfect song for Mirabelle to sing — not just because it’s so soulful, but because the lyrics “I guess people don’t know why they’re wolves/They just howl for the sound of it” couldn’t possibly be more appropriate for the moment.

One commenter summed it up pretty nicely, writing, “Noah said ‘howl’ She said ‘bet.'”

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Not all dogs are going to be quite as musically inclined as Mirabelle is (she’s clearly a generational talent) but there are many dogs out there who love to howl along with music the way she does.

But why? According to the American Kennel Club (AKC), it all goes back to their wolf ancestors. Wolves howl to communicate to each other, and some dogs will hear something in music that sounds like that same form of communication and start howling along.

Don’t worry — it doesn’t mean they don’t like the song they’re listening to! Those natural instincts just push them to sing along. And many dogs have impressively accurate pitch.

You may also notice that your dog responds differently to different genres of music, so feel free to have some fun with it and play them a good variety to see what they seem to like the best. You never know; your dog could have a secret talent for opera.

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Nina knows her smile is a little different. She just doesn’t seem to realize that it might be the very thing that makes someone fall in love with her.

The sweet pup’s two front teeth stick out just enough to make her look like she is posing for a school picture she didn’t sign up for. It is the kind of smile that makes people stop scrolling, laugh and immediately want to know more about her.

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Nina, a pit bull and American Staffordshire terrier mix available for adoption through the Mercy Full Project, is waiting for the right person to give her a chance at a forever home.

The rescue refers to her as “Buck-Teeth Nina,” and she’s special thanks to her goofy grin and cartoon-like face. She also has a great temperament, on top of being sweet, loyal and obsessed with balls in the best possible way. All she wants is someone who will throw tennis balls all day long and rub her belly.

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She’d also thrive in an active environment, since for Nina, fetch is a full-on commitment. Tennis balls are her love language, and she would chase them from sunrise to sundown if she could. She would be a perfect companion for a family with no other dogs, as Nina is friendly, but she wants all of you.

“I’m a total Velcro girl and will happily follow you from room to room just to keep you company. And when you come home? Get ready for the sweetest, tail-wagging welcome and lots of kisses,” her profile reads.

Still, Nina has mastered the perfect balance between playing and being a professional couch potato. She’s happy as long as she is with her people.

Her face has something wonderfully distinctive about it. The moment her teeth peek out when she smiles, you can’t help but stop and appreciate it.

The Mercy Full Project’s Facebook video on Nina has gotten plenty of love from commenters. “Her teeth are the cutest thing I’ve ever seen besides my dog,” one person wrote. “Nine, you are perfect, and I love your cute little teef,” declared another.

Many wished her good luck, with one saying, “Oh my goodness what a sweet and happy girl. Hoping she finds her forever home filled with lots of love.”

Mercy Full Project is a foster-based nonprofit in the Tampa, Fla., area. It does things differently by placing dogs in foster environments to help them get adopted.

“Nina is the absolute sweetest! She just wants to be by your side at all times,” said Nina’s foster parent.

She is the kind of dog that is ready to turn an ordinary afternoon into a game of fetch and make you smile every time she looks back at you.

Somewhere, someone sees those little buck teeth and thinks exactly what her online admirers already do: That’s my dog!

You can check out Nina’s full profile at mercyfullprojects.org. Apply to adopt here or call 813-836-0711 for more information.

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Kittens are the cutest. Everyone knows that. But what if that kitten had really, really big paws? Well, that kitten just got even cuter. Meet Montana, a Highland Lynx with an adorably fluffy face and fur—and paws that make it look like she’s waddling around in a pair of clown shoes made for cats.

But it’s not just all that fluffy fur giving Montana her big-foot (albeit a million times cuter) vibe. She actually has an extra toe on each paw! While not all Highland Lynx are polydactyl, meaning they have more than five toes, many of them have this quirky trait.

Montana – Highland Lynx #polydactylcat #montanalife #highlandlynx #montana #highlander

Watch Montana strut her stuff, big paws and all, in this TikTok that might just make you want to adopt a Highland Lynx of your own.

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While the Highland Lynx’s name, fur pattern, and tufted ears may make them seem like they are part wild cat, they’re actually a mix of domestic breeds—and a relatively new one at that. According to the ASPCA, in 1993, a cat breeder named Joe Childers created the Highland Lynx by crossing the Desert Lynx and Jungle Curl cat breeds, hoping to create a “friendly, domestic cat that resembled big, wild cats.” And that’s exactly what he did.

Highland Lynx are known for their friendly demeanor. They often get along well with children and other pets, but they’re also high-energy and need daily exercise and playtime. Cat toys and games are a must for this breed.

While they don’t get as big as the wild cats they resemble, Highland Lynx are on the larger side for domestic cats. Females typically weigh 10 to 14 pounds, while males weigh 15 to 20 pounds.

And those extra toes aren’t the only thing that makes this breed unique. Unlike most cats, Highland Lynx often like water and may seek it out to play in. They’re also quite smart and can be taught tricks, and even how to play fetch.

We didn’t think Montana the Highland Lynx with the big feet could get any cuter, but now picture her running after a ball in the water.

There are certain places you just expect to see marine wildlife, like the beach, for example. Who would ever think they’d spot a seal pup just out and about by themselves while walking down the street on a rainy day?

These New Zealanders most certainly didn’t, but when they did happen to see a baby seal on the street who had lost his way, they sprang into action anyway.

A baby seal was seen strolling down a road in Wellington, New Zealand, as passerby helped to escort it to safety.

ABC News’ official TikTok account shared this footage that was captured by someone who witnessed this wild moment play out in Wellington, New Zealand.

It was a very rainy day, and as people walk by holding umbrellas and cars continue to pass, two people are stopped in the middle of the road, where they’re standing next to a very small baby seal who appears to be flopping down the street like he owns the place.

One person can be seen on the phone, likely calling for help, while another is protecting the seal from oncoming traffic and trying to keep him safe.

What are the chances?!

Related: Rescued Seal Nervously Practices Swimming Before Accomplishing One Major Milestone

Just in case this situation ever happens to you, it’s good to be prepared to help in the right way. It might not be a baby seal, of course, but if you can help any creature in need, you might be saving their life.

Who to call when you spot wildlife somewhere you know they shouldn’t be will depend on the situation. If people seem to be in danger or the animal is acting aggressively, 911 will be your best bet.

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If it doesn’t appear to be an emergency, you’ll want to call your local wildlife center, and if you’re not sure which organization would be best, you can reach out to your state’s wildlife department to point you in the right direction.

Each state in the US typically has its own wildlife commission, so you can also contact them. They can help you out, and likely will be able to offer rehabilitation to the animal if they are hurt and injured.

It’s such a good thing those people were there to help this sweet baby. He must have been so confused!

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Some dogs who’ve lived their entire lives in a real home are surrendered to shelters due to life-changing circumstances, such as financial hardship, major illness, or death. These canines enter the chaotic shelter environment completely confused by the traumatic transition. Many dogs withdraw out of fear and isolate themselves from others in the hopes of staying safe.

Fendi the black Labrador mix recently arrived at the Humane Society of Broward County, Florida, and is literally trying to make herself invisible.

Fendi is our biggest dog, yet she spends her days trying desperately to make herself small enough to disappear 💔   At only 2 years old and about 70 lbs, this beautiful brindle girl hides in the back of her kennel with her tail tucked tightly between her legs 🥺 completely overwhelmed by the barking and unfamiliar noises around her. She is trying SO hard to be brave, and we are doing everything we can to show her that she is safe and loved, but it is heartbreaking to see how scared she is.💔🥺   Fendi has known a home her entire life, but sadly, when her owner lost their home, they were devastated to realize they could no longer give her the life she deserved. ❤️‍🩹Before coming to us, Fendi loved going to the dog park, sleeping in bed with her family, playing with squeaky toys and being around the people she loved. 🥰She is potty trained, crate trained, knows “sit,” and is good with children, adults and other dogs. She is even fine with cats, although she mostly just stares at them with complete confusion. 💙   Underneath all of that fear is the sweetest girl who wants so badly to trust. ❤️‍🩹Once Fendi feels comfortable, she stays close for affection and even gives hugs. 🥹 She is healthy, although she could stand to gain a little weight, and we think a patient, loving home is exactly what she needs to finally feel safe again.🙏   Please help us find the family who will show Fendi that she never has to make herself small again. ❤️🙏   Fendi is available for adoption at the Humane Society of Broward County, located at 2070 Griffin Road in Fort Lauderdale. We open daily at 11 a.m. and adoptions are open until 5:30 p.m. If you can’t adopt, please SHARE her story. You never know who might see her sweet face and realize she is the one they’ve been waiting for.

The TikTok from @humanebroward told Fendi’s story and how the large fur baby curls up in her kennel to hide from the world.

“Fendi is our biggest dog, yet she spends her days trying desperately to make herself small enough to disappear,” the caption shared. “At only 2 years old and about 70 pounds, this beautiful brindle girl hides in the back of her kennel with her tail tucked tightly between her legs, completely overwhelmed by the barking and unfamiliar noises around her.”

The precious pooch tries her best to be brave, yet her anxiety remains strong despite efforts from shelter staff members to help her feel safe. Fendi’s family fell on hard times and felt the shelter could better provide what she needed.
 
“Fendi has known a home her entire life,” the story continued. “Sadly, when her [parent] lost their home, they were devastated to realize they could no longer give her the life she deserved.”

The loving Labrador is friendly, playful, and affectionate. Fendi is potty trained, crate trained, knows basic commands, and is good with children and adults of all ages, as well as dogs and cats. The canine cutie has a heart of gold and just needs some time and compassion to come out of her shell.

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“Before coming to us, Fendi loved going to the dog park, sleeping in bed with her family, playing with squeaky toys and being around the people she loved,” the caption noted.
“Underneath all of that fear is the sweetest girl who wants so badly to trust. Once Fendi feels comfortable, she stays close for affection and even gives hugs… we think a patient, loving home is exactly what she needs to finally feel safe again.”
 
The post concluded with a final plea for someone to give Fendi a chance: “Please help us find the family who will show Fendi that she never has to make herself small again.”

For more information on Fendi or the Humane Society of Broward County, visit their website.

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If there’s one thing every single dog in the world has in common, it’s an undying love of standing where they have no business standing. If you have a dog and a task that requires zero dogs, there will be at least one dog there. For me, I usually have two or three sets of paws I don’t need all over my business.

Recently, one dog learned the hard way that there are consequences for that. When she was standing right next to her mom while she opened up a bag of powdered sugar, the bag tipped over. She went from zero to funnel cake real quick:

She is now clean and earned herself a bone, and a peanut butter spoon #dogsoftiktok #dogfails #bakingfail #dog

Mamioli’s funnel cake… I mean, her dog, could not believe this happened to her. How could she?! She’s stood next to her mom while she did this countless times, most likely, and it’s never happened before. Unfortunately, there’s a first time for everything!

She’s fine. She was immediately taken to the bath, then she got a bone and a peanut butter spoon, according to her mom!Now, every time she sees the powdered sugar come out, she’ll probably stand even closer to her mom than she used to. A few minutes of being a funnel cake is worth it for the special treatment!

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When she’s not going funnel cake mode, she likes to cause destruction however she can. In most cases, it ends up with her shredding a toy while Mom helplessly watches. She’s a Heeler, after all, and she acts like one:

monster. gluttonous beast. she even dared to leave her carnage on my bed. despicable. #darksouls #dog #beast

She goes from funnel cake to gluttonous beast very quickly. She always leaves a piles of fluff around the house, so it’s really no surprise that the universe decided to make a mess of her for once! It’s well-deserved.

Turning your dog into a funnel cake with half a bag of powdered sugar isn’t exactly a common experience, but dogs love to stand where they shouldn’t. Whether it’s dust, flour, or powdered sugar, there are a lot of situations where a dog ends up covered in powder of some kind!

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If your dog gets covered in powder, don’t panic. It’ll look worse than it is, since most powdered substances are so fine. You should immediately:

• Brush them to get as much off as possible.
• Try to brush with the growth pattern so it doesn’t reach their skin.
• If you can’t get it all, a bath will be your best bet.

With something like powdered sugar or flour, getting it wet will cause it to clump up. You’ll need to make sure you get it all. If you have a dog with a more difficult coat, like a Doodle, you might want to call up your groomer for an emergency appointment!

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I have seen fluffy animals before, but Tila the Sebastopol goose looks like somebody gave a cloud a beak and a very strong opinion. Her white feathers tumble into curls, and I would like to know what conditioner she uses. She is impossibly pretty, which makes her goose mom’s warning about her personality even funnier.

Viewers had already fallen for Carlos, another Sebastopol goose his mom shared in an earlier video. So she introduced them to “his girl Tila,” who apparently wanted to say good morning, too. Carlos is “sweet and gentle,” the caption explains. Tila? “She brings the spice.” I love a couple where one is the sweetheart and the other might ask to speak to the manager.

Since you all fell in love with Carlos… his girl Tila also wanted to say good morning! 🤍🪿 Carlos is sweet and gentle…..Tila? She brings the spice. 🌶️ #petsoftiktok #goose #sebastopolgeese #pet #animals

The video from @k_stasz gave people plenty to talk about, starting with Tila’s magnificent “hair.” One commenter said, “She set her rollers really good last night,” while another wrote, “This is how I expect my hair to look when I come out of the hair salon.” Honestly, same. I could spend an hour getting ready and still lose a curl competition to this goose.

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Other viewers saw a different sort of glamour. “Wedding dress inspo,” one person suggested. Someone else called her the prettiest goose they had ever seen, while another described her as a “duck poodle crossover.” Tila would probably have thoughts about being called a duck, but I do understand the poodle part.

Carlos says good morning! He’s so fluffy I could snuggle him forever. #pet #goose #sebastopolgeese #petsoftiktok #animals

Nothing better than a spa day! It only cost her 4k. Meet Kiki Lafawnduh- our newest #sebastopol we got yesterday. She is prepping to meet her future husband Goosey Mane. She had to come the salon to get a wash and blow out so she was looking her best. I couldn’t resist after falling down the hair by chrissy rabbit hole 😌 #4k #hairin4k #goose #curlyhair #fluffy #sebastopolgeese #pets

“She looks like a cloud,” one commenter wrote, and another declared, “I want a honking cloud of my own!!” That is a dangerously persuasive way to describe a goose. I can already picture myself explaining to my pets why a curly white bird has moved in and why she seems to be in charge.

Tila’s introduction also makes Carlos even more endearing. He may be the gentle one, but she is clearly capable of carrying the conversation for both of them. The pair sound like an excellent little comedy team, even if Tila gets top billing in the hair department.

One viewer summed up the reaction perfectly: “I wish for a fluffy goose friend. Looks like a cloud.” I get it. Tila’s curls make you want to admire her from every angle, and that hint of spice makes you want to stick around and see what she does next.

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Pit Bull puppies are so underrated. Pit Bulls are unfortunately given a very unfairly bad rap a lot of the time, and it’s just not fair, especially to the little babies. That time is more important than any other; if they’re raised gently, they’ll be gentle.

Recently, one dog mom decided to give both a couple of Pit Bull puppies and a few kittens a chance at the same time. I’m not sure what she was expecting, but I doubt a cute baby contest was on her list of possibilities:

😂 #funny #kittens #puppytiktok #puppies #fyp

Des has had these two Pit Bull puppies for a minute: the white one is a little older than the tan one. They also have a gecko, and ate some point, decided kittens would be exactly what they needed to add to the mix. Honestly, they were right. These kittens really complete the family!

This was one of the first times they met, which is why the puppies were crated. Allowing them to approach each other immediately was just a little too risky, so doing it this way was safe. This way, they all got to suss out their competition for the Cutest Baby Award!

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This first meeting went well, and so did a bunch of off-camera meetings. Although some commenters were really concerned about the Pit Bull puppies harming the kittens, they’ve proven to be super gentle and kind:

Replying to @ray_of_f’n_sunshine we let sister meet the kitties and well…😂🥴 no cats were harmed in the making #funny #pittiesoftiktok #puppiesoftiktok #kittens #fyp

I love how the puppies are so bouncy. They go from kitten to kitten, and while they do get close to them, they never actually touch them. They’re very well-behaved, although as the kittens grow up, I bet they’ll get bolder.

Some comments on the videos of the puppies and kittens are very concerned, which is understandable. The general public has some very loud opinions about Pit Bulls, and they’re not always the nicest.

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Pit Bulls can be excellent companions for cats under the right circumstances. These dogs have a pretty high prey drive and can become overwhelmed easily, so getting along well with cats will take:

• Time.
• Patience.
• Training.
• Slow introductions.

The best way to go about it is just like Des did: make sure they can’t get directly to each other, and always be there to supervise. Introducing while young, like her puppies and her kittens, can also help! In time, they’ll be best friends!

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Dapple dogs turn heads with their multi-colored, patchwork coats. This coloring is caused by a gene mutation and creates a mosaic of black, chocolate, cinnamon, white, and red swirls and spots throughout a pup’s fur, resulting in a coat that resembles a work of art.

Winnie the dapple Dachshund puppy boasts an intricate fur pattern that could be likened to a sugary confection.

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In the TikTok from @winnieandalexa, the pretty puppy sat in front of the camera before sprawling out on the rug for some R&R. Winnie was pure puppy with her mannerisms and tiny physique. Yet it was her coat that could make you melt.

Her creamy white fur was speckled with chocolate-brown flecks, almost like someone sprinkled her with chocolate chips. Warm caramel-colored patches stood out through Winnie’s face and paws, just adding to the kaleidoscope of sweet hues. The Dachshund puppy’s trademark floppy ears were like two chocolate ribbons framing her face.

At first glance, Winnie could be mistaken for a chocolate chip muffin swirled with caramel, or a slice of marble cake with caramel accents. The canine cutie could easily be a pastry-like treat on a bakery shelf with her light and airy colors, blended in a collage of decadent ingredients.

A mutation in the merle gene creates the mottled coat appearance, diluting random patches of fur into lighter shades while maintaining darker spots throughout the coat. “Dapple” and “merle” are considered the same coat pattern, with the “dapple” term specifically used for Dachshunds.

Certain breeds are prone to merle coats, such as:

• Australian Shepherd
• Border Collie
• Great Dane
• Welsh Sheepdog
• French Bulldog
• Dachshund
• Catahoula Leopard Dog
• Shetland Sheepdog
• Australian Koolie

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While many believe that all merle dogs have blue eyes, they can also have brown eyes. Some merle dogs have one brown eye and one blue eye.

Merle dogs with one merle parent are basically as healthy as their solid-colored furry However, if a merle dog has two merle parents, they have a higher risk of health issues, specifically hearing and vision impairments.

Winnie is a gorgeous example of why dapple dogs are so popular.

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It’s not every day I see a cat that takes my breath away. I feel like I’ve seen every cat there is to see most days, but sometimes, there’s one who makes me feel like I’ve never seen a cat before! Today’s that day!

Just look at this cat! She’s a black cat, which would normally be gorgeous, but not the most exciting thing. This girl, however, has vitiligo: a rare condition that causes the loss of pigment in her fur and skin. Her fur is so bright that it makes her look like she glows in the dark:

“Sing once again with me our strange duet” #phantomoftheopera #vitiligo

Sally the Vitiligo Kitty is, I am not joking, the most beautiful cat I’ve ever seen. Vitiligo doesn’t follow any pattern when it comes to pigmentation loss, so the fact that it has all worn off on her face like this is so stunning.

Vitiligo is a progressive condition, so those “glow-in-the-dark” patches will continue to spread. Eventually, she’ll be completely white! She’ll look like one big star, and it’ll be amazing. Her white fur shines so bright that someone legitimately thought she was just very shiny and sitting in the sun.

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Sally is many things: a cat withy vitiligo, a princess, and the leader of her household. She is beloved by thusands of fans. Yet, nothing comes close to her favorite title of all: yapper.

Chatty Cathy today 💅🏼 #vitiligo #blackcat #catsoftiktok

She’s the resident chatty Cathy, always updating everyone on everyone else’s business. She probably sits in the window to get in on all the neighborhood gossip, too!

When we hear “genetic condition,” we tend to assume the worst: that something is wrong and could potentially be causing harm. However, that’s not always the case. Sally, for example, is a happy girl living a full life!

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Vitiligo is a painless, relatively harmless condition that causes the loss of pigmentation in the hair/fur and skin. In cats especially, this condition is not painful at all: their fur helps to keep them from getting sunburnt. However, it can:

• Increase risk of skin cancer.
• Appear rapidly.
• Cause itching, especially as new patches of skin lose pigment.

Though there is no cure or treatment, you should visit your vet ASAP if you suspect your cat (or any other pet) has vitiligo. Sudden pigment loss can be a symptom of other, more serious issues, too. Luckily for Sally, she’s completely fine!

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Dog parents know there’s one look that all pups have perfected that not only gets them out of any trouble they find themselves in, but it makes sure we don’t remember why we got upset in the first place. Dogs have spent generations perfecting the art of convincing us to share a bit of our food or tell them it’s OK if they accidentally chew our favorite pair of slippers on purpose. 

In this video, we meet a Golden Retriever who really wants his mom to share her breakfast, which happens to be his favorite: waffles. He’s convinced that if he keeps looking at her with his adorable puppy-dog eye stare for long enough, he’s going to get at least one bite. And well, it might work.

Gussy wants waffles! 🩵🧇 #goldenretriever #greatpyrenees #dogsoftiktok #goldenpyrenees #funnydog

TikTok user Gussy the Goofy Golden (@gussythegoofygolden) shared a video of Gussy, a Golden Retriever pup who’s communicating a lot without making a single sound. In the clip, he’s got his big, giant puppy-dog eyes going—that sweet look that makes us want to give into whatever they want, and in this case, it’s his mom’s waffles. 

She’s got her breakfast set on the table close to Gussy, who’s trying not to look at it while also trying to convince his mom to give him at least one bite. He’s making quite the good case for himself, and he’s got that puppy-dog stare down to a science. 

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In the comments, hundreds of people shared messages supporting Gussy, all of whom have also been convinced by those giant puppy eyes to give him a bit of his mom’s breakfast. 

One person wrote, “The paw on the leg and the look of disappointment. Sassy boy, haha, mine does the same.”

Another shared, “They already have a limited diet; if he can eat waffles, let him have some waffles. Clearly, he is tired of his big morning with that.”

Someone else added, “I’m Gussy’s lawyer, and I say not giving Gus waffles isn’t right! My client will be suing!”

Other comments included, “Why put them in front of him then?” “Ya better give him those waffles,” “Kibble ain’t waffles, Linda!” “Give him eggies,” “Perhaps an eggy,” and “But kibbles aren’t as good as waffles.”

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Gussy is so cute, and it has to be impossible to say no to those puppy-dog eyes; he’s got that down to quite the skill. But have you ever wondered why dogs do these “puppy-dog eyes” at humans, and if they know it works? You’re not the only one.

Research from the University of Portsmouth found that dogs have a small muscle around their eyes that explains why these puppy eyes work so well on people. They explain that the muscle lets pups raise their inner eyebrows dramatically, making their eyes look bigger and more “baby-like.” 

And yes, it might be something they developed simply to communicate with people. The university explains that this ability might have developed after thousands of years of domestication, since a dog’s closest relatives, like wolves, don’t have the same ability. This look seems to trigger our instincts to nurture and care for dogs since they make those eyes big and sad, and it makes us feel things. Truly a face we can’t resist. 

As for Gussy, whether he knows his giant eyes would earn him a bite of his mom’s waffle is yet to be seen. But dang, it would work on me every time. 

House kittens are undoubtedly adorable, but there is nothing quite as captivating as big cat cubs in action. They exhibit the same sense of wonder and bouncy frolicking as a regular kitten, but a wild cub’s majestic beauty – and floppy, oversized paws – is what makes it particularly irresistible.

And none more so than this breathtaking baby snow leopard named Sarka (which means “shark” in Nepali), who just made her public debut at New York’s Bronx Zoo. Sarka was born over the summer, but has only just matured enough to explore her enclosure alongside the adult leopards at the zoo’s Himalayan Highlands exhibit. And while her baby soft, stunning coat shows off the unique white, gray, and silver markings of a rare species, Sarka pounces and explores her new surroundings just like a common pet. She’s so precious; you could almost forget she’s a dangerous wild animal. I just want to snuggle her!

Fans of the video are making immediate plans to visit Sarka while she’s still a baby shark (sorry, couldn’t resist).

“I have to go see her!” exclaims one viewer. Me too, friend. Me too.

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According to the World Wildlife Fund, “the elegant and well-camouflaged snow leopard is one of the world’s most elusive cats.” Only between 4,080 and 6,590 still exist in the wild — which is a remarkably wide range for an animal we’ve been studying for half a century.

That gap is the snow leopard’s story. Snow leopards live above the tree line across twelve countries in northern and central Asia, at elevations reaching 18,000 feet, in terrain their coats were practically designed to disappear into. They’re nicknamed the “ghosts of the mountains” for good reason, and it’s why nobody can give you a firm number. One commenter on the Bronx Zoo’s video was startled to hear the zoo has eight of them — a fair reaction to a cat most people will never see once.

The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) lists snow leopards as a vulnerable species, meaning they are at high risk of extinction. The pressures are the familiar ones: their wild prey is being overhunted, their habitat is shrinking, poaching continues, and conflict with people escalates when hungry cats turn to livestock instead. Climate change could erase as much as 30% of their Himalayan habitat.

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Did you know that the subtle shift in a dog’s tail movement during a greeting can reveal whether you hold are number one in their eyes or not? While most pet parents view tail wags as universal expressions of happiness, pet experts point out that the physical direction of the movement is guided by underlying neurological processing that can show you who your dog loves more.

In fact, when a dog encounters their favorite human, their tail often turns toward the right side of their body. This asymmetrical movement occurs because the brain’s hemispheres control opposite sides of the body. Positive, approach-oriented feelings—such as feeling safe, secure and joyful around a primary caregiver—activate the left hemisphere of the dog’s brain. Because cross-hemispheric wiring governs motor functions, this left-brain activity manifests as a right-biased tail wag. Conversely, when a dog encounters an unfamiliar person, a potential threat or a stressful scenario, the right hemisphere takes over, driving negative or withdrawal-based emotions like caution and anxiety, which results in a left-biased wag.

Understanding this science offers dog moms and dads a reliable, evidence-based way to read their pet’s emotional priorities and see if their dog loves them as much as they love their dog. Beyond generalized tail wags or loud greetings, a right-biased wag provides a direct window into how a dog processes feelings of trust, safety and affection.

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If you’ve ever wondered, “Why do dogs wag their tails?“ the directional bias of a dog’s tail wag is directly connected to how their central nervous system processes social stimuli. Rather than moving randomly, the tail responds to asymmetrical brain function, offering insight into whether a dog feels secure or cautious in a given moment. Therefore, by paying attention to your dog’s body language, you can tell how they feel about you or someone else.

“When your dog sees you approaching or hears your voice, their tail wag tilts noticeably to the right side of their body,” explains Bridget Murphy, co-founder and CEO of Koru K9. “When they encounter a stranger or a perceived threat, the wag tends to be toward the left.”

This physical asymmetry is governed by emotional processing in the brain’s opposing hemispheres.

“A right-biased wag is linked to the left side of the brain, which processes positive, approach-oriented feelings—happiness and safety,” Murphy notes. “A left-biased wag is linked to the right side of the brain, which processes negative, withdrawal-oriented feelings, like anxiety and caution.”

Because of this physiological response, a right-skewed wag serves as a subtle indicator that a dog views an individual as a source of comfort rather than uncertainty.

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While neurological tail wags highlight immediate emotional processing, dogs also express strong social bonds through daily habits and proximity choices. Trainers note that dogs communicate affection through shared routines, item sharing and intentional resting locations.

One primary behavioral indicator is the sharing of high-value items, such as toys. Bringing a prized object to a human reflects trust and inclusion rather than simple play requests.

“While this can be a request to play, it can also be a social gesture that shows they want to share with you,” says Erin Askeland, CPDT-KA, CBCC-KA, animal health and behavior expert at Camp Bow Wow. “Offering valued items can show trust and a desire to include you.”

Resting locations also serve as a key metric for measuring a dog’s sense of security. Selecting a sleeping spot near a specific human indicates high environmental trust.

“Dogs are highly social animals, and choosing where to sleep is a critical safety decision,” Murphy explains. “By selecting a resting spot where they can monitor your movement, they are showing that you are the most trustworthy alarm system and guardian in the environment.”

However, just because you are your pup’s favorite person right now doesn’t mean that can’t change. “Dogs can change their favorite person over time, most of the time because of either separation or some emotional distress,” says Josh Hart, an in-network trainer for Your Cool Pet Store LLC. “Favorite people can also be gender related.”

So, how do you know if your dog loves you? Combining physical body language, such as right-biased tail wags, with these environmental choices provides a complete view of a dog’s bond with their owner.

Adapted from Parade Pet’s “8 Adorable Signs You Hold the Top Spot in Your Dog’s Heart, According to Trainers” by Beth Ann Mayer, “How Can You Tell if a Dog Has a Favorite Pet Parent? Experts Weigh In” by Kathleen Joyce and “8 Heartwarming Signs Your Dog is Happy You’re Home, Say Trainers” by Beth Ann Mayer

• Bridget Murphy, the CEO of Koru K9 Dog Training
• Erin Askeland, CPDT-KA, CBCC-KA, Camp Bow Wow‘s animal health and behavior expert
• Josh Hart, an in-network trainer for Your Cool Pet Store LLC.
• Seeing Left- or Right-Asymmetric Tail Wagging Produces Different Emotional Responses in Dogs. Current Biology.

Most dog parents spend weeks agonizing over the perfect Halloween costume. Jonathan Bennett, the actor best known for playing Aaron Samuels in Mean Girls and for hosting Food Network’s Halloween Wars, has a simpler system: he lets his dog choose.

Bennett’s dog, Brad, has a special ritual. Each year, the family pulls out several costumes, and Brad tries them on to see which one feels comfortable to wear.

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This year, the moment the vampire costume went on, Brad started running around wanting to play. “Obviously he had made his selection,” Bennett says. “Which meant I was also going to be a vampire.”

#ad Teaching Brad to let me know what @Milk-Bone Flavor Snack biscuit he wants when it’s treat time. They come in five delicious flavors: beef, chicken, turkey, bacon and sausage with other natural flavors. And I love that each Flavor Snacks biscuit contains 15% protein and 12 vitamins and minerals, including iron, zinc and vitamin B12. Plus, calcium and phosphorus help support healthy teeth and bones. All this time together with these treats, just bonds us even more. I love that for us. I’m also certain he would trade me for a Milk-Bone Flavor Snack Biscuit too, so there’s also that.

Brad’s Halloween isn’t actually all that different from his other 364 days, because Brad might be the most spoiled dog on the planet, and Bennett knows it.

The actor has partnered with Milk-Bone as part of an ongoing campaign featuring his dog, Brad, on Instagram and TikTok. As part of that partnership, Bennett and Brad give out boxes of Milk-Bone Flavor Snacks to their favorite dog-friendly stores in town. The result? Brad has trained himself to pull Bennett into those stores every time they walk past.

“So he’s basically trick-or-treating all year long. But that’s how spoiled all our dogs should be. They deserve it,” he says.

On actual Halloween night, Brad doesn’t retreat to a quiet room when trick-or-treaters start ringing the doorbell. He runs to the front door.

“He loves visitors. He’s very much a humans-first dog,” Bennett says. “On Halloween night he’s gotta greet everyone and make sure they get something in their basket. And like any good dog, he lets us know the trick-or-treaters are coming before they even ring the bell.”

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Bennett has spent years judging elaborate Halloween creations on Food Network’s Halloween Wars, so when he gives Halloween advice, it comes from someone who takes the holiday seriously.

Here are Bennett’s tips for making Halloween safe and fun for your dog:

Do a costume test run before you leave the house. Don’t wait until you’re out on the sidewalk to find out your dog can’t walk, see or go to the bathroom in their costume. Put it on early, let them move around in it, and make sure they’re comfortable before the big night.

“That way you can make sure your dog can walk in it, see and hear in it, and potty comfortably in it before you’re out hoping for Milk-Bone dog treats at every door,” he explains.

Make sure your dog is visible in the dark. Halloween means nighttime walks in dark neighborhoods full of excited kids and moving cars. Bennett puts a light-up collar on Brad, worn on the outside of the costume so it’s visible. The goal is simple: both you and your dog need to be clearly seen while out trick-or-treating.

Finally, practice the scary stuff before Halloween night. Doorbells, masks, wigs, crowds of screaming kids in costumes—all of it can overwhelm a dog who’s never experienced it. Bennett’s advice is to rehearse those triggers ahead of time so your dog isn’t blindsided on the busiest night of the year. “Make sure to give them breaks with lots of love too so they don’t get overstimulated,” he adds.

Naturally, Parade Pets had to ask Bennett what Brad’s personality would be if he were a Halloween monster. He chose Count Dracula for a specific reason: Brad demands the finest things, comes alive at night just before bedtime and wants food immediately when he is hungry.

Anyone who has lived with a dog can probably identify with at least one of those characteristics. And because Brad chose the vampire costume himself this year, it’s an apt comparison.

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Not everyone likes the idea of interrupting a perfectly good dream to get up, get ready, and go to work. Some of us (me) aren’t fans of early wake-ups because we come alive midday and beyond.

Golden Retriever Zebby feels the same way. If Mom dares to urge him awake before 10 a.m., he’s not the happiest boy and puts on quite the dramatic showdown (also same)!

“I don’t wanna wake up I wanna sleep” #goldenretriever #dogsoftiktok #funnydogs #dog

I think some of us can relate to Zebby not wanting to leave his warm bed, right? The funny video shows the side of the sweet Golden Retriever Mom sees every day. He needs his 16 hours of beauty sleep if he’s to continue being adorable and fun to be around, so he gets a pass on this one.

As one fan mused, “Yes, I’m handsome, but I’m more handsomer with sleep.” Even the cutest, grumpy boy can have his moments, and I’m sure once he got up and moving, all was good—especially if Mom planned a beach outing.

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One of Zebby’s favorite things to do is frolic in the sand and surf, catch some rays, and be a very good boy. Maybe he needs extra sleep so he can give the world everything he has. If it means we get more Zebby, then I petition Mom to let the boy sleep past 10 a.m., please and thank you.

Just a boy and his beach #goldenretriever #dogsoftiktok #dogs

Dogs have different sleep cycles than humans in general, and while it may seem like some are always snoozing, it’s because they’re polyphasic sleepers, taking small naps throughout each day and night. They like to sleep in late, but it’s usually tied to wanting to stay by our side rather than catching more z’s.

Having a pack mentality, dogs are naturally social creatures who love snuggling up with their people for warmth and safety. Our scents also act as an anxiety diffuser. That said, if you’re on an early morning schedule, they usually get with the program and mirror your routines.

Maybe not Zebby, though. But again, same here. We can’t all be morning people!

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Pets should live forever—that’s a fact, according to every pet parent (me) ever. While they’re here, it’s important to celebrate the milestones because they’re just as much a part of the family as any human. Whether it’s a “just because” party or a special birthday, we owe it to these devoted little souls everything we have while we have them.

One cat mom did just that by throwing the ultimate surprise party for her two adorably wobbly rescue cats, and their entrance brings all the cutest drama!

this is the first birthday they get to celebrate together 🥹 happy birthday to the sweetest wobbly babies ever 🧡 p.s. the way mango looked back and waited for kulfi 😭🫶🏼 #wobblycats #specialneedscat #petsoftiktok #cattok #wobblycat

As noted in the caption, “This is the first birthday they get to celebrate together,” so of course they deserve a party! The way Mango looked back and waited for Kulfi is a beautiful testament to how much love these angels give not only to us, but each other. Having similar ways of living probably makes each of the two cats feel more seen and understood, and less alone.

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Seeing two cerebellar hypoplasia kitties living their best lives together is something special. The condition makes certain things a little more challenging, but when they have wobbly playtime, it’s 10 times more hilarious to watch:

my lil drunk sailors ⛵️ #wobblycat #specialneedscat #catsoftiktok #cattok #funnycats

If you’ve ever seen other wobbly cats on the web, like Baby Corn, then you’re familiar with these adorably shaky moments.

The main cause of cerebellar hypoplasia (CH) in cats is feline panleukopenia virus (FPV), or more commonly known as feline distemper. If a pregnant mama cat gets the virus, she passes it to her unborn kittens. This type of virus destroys growing nerves in the cerebellum, the part of the brain that controls coordination and balance.

Cats may also develop the noncontagious, nonprogressive condition if they catch the virus during their first two weeks of life while the cerebellum is still developing, or through a modified-live panleukopenia vaccine, which can sometimes carry the virus to unborn kitties and cause CH.

Rare genetic mutations, physical trauma or malnutrition, or in utero infections are other, less likely ways cats may get CH. These cute wobbly kitties still go on to live happy lives and should be celebrated with surprise parties every chance you get!

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Thanks to classics like Alice in Wonderland and The Velveteen Rabbit, bunnies have a certain mystique that’s equal parts adorable and fascinating. These intelligent companions are often compared to cats and dogs, with their silly personalities, fondness for adventures, and an endless supply of cuteness.

One such pretty bunny recently modeled a precious pink, frilly harness that made her look like an actual fluffy princess. Take a look at this special girl:

She loved running in the wild #cutebunny #bunny #rabbit #bunnygirl #whitebunny

It’s hard to choose a favorite moment in the 6-second clip shared by @nessarald because the first few seconds show off the princess’ royal harness and the second half is a bunny speed session to the max! This bunny was made for the outdoors, making her look good as she frolics down the trail, ears flopping in the wind!

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The sweet girl has only been on social media since the end of June, and already, she’s stolen everyone’s hearts. Sure, she looks cuddly soft, and her fashion sense is A+, but one look into her eyes, and we’re melting. Bunnies are already cute, but this little lady is green flags all day, every day, even when she’s having a midday veggie snack.

Her little teeths awww #bunny #rabbitsoftiktok #cutebunny #whitebunny #bunnyeating

Much like training dogs, bunnies need a similar strategy before taking them out for walks. Start with a lightweight H-style harness and leash and train them how to walk indoors first. Bunnies have extremely fragile necks, so avoid collars and make sure the harness is snug but comfortable.

Even the best-behaved bunnies may need to adjust to wearing harnesses, so fit them in short periods over the course of five to seven days and reward them with treats (also like a dog). When you finally make it outside, choose a quiet, safe place free of predators and pesticides, and let them lead (don’t pull) for short sessions and gradually build the time.

Not every bunny will be a runway model in frilly pink harnesses like the sweet girl above, but for those who opt for the more glamorous adventure fit, we bow down!

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The bigger they are, the harder they fall…for puppies, that is. That’s true of these professional hockey players from the Colorado Avalanche, who are undoubtedly formidable on the ice. But the minute a group of puppies – service dogs in training, to be precise – is let loose in the locker room, these tough guys become putty in their paws.

The adorable video shows the players cuddling, kissing, and getting down on the floor with these irresistible Labs, and enjoying playtime as much as (if not more than) the pups themselves. And wait until you see their tiny vests (the dogs’ vests, that is).

The players are so taken with the pups that one viewer recommends doing “a puppy count” just in case one of the guys decides to slip a dog into his duffel.

Another asks, “Where can I buy the calendar?”

This is highly bingeable content. I think if someone turns it into a series, it would definitely give Heated Rivalry and Off Campus a run for their money.

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Nancy Gee, a professor of psychiatry who directs the Center for Human-Animal Interaction at Virginia Commonwealth University, studies what dogs do for people under pressure — and athletes are under a very particular kind of it. The stressors stack up: bad calls, injuries, criticism, friction with coaches. For student-athletes, add the missed classes and the recovery time that eats into everything else.

What a dog does to all that is physically measurable. Cortisol drops, oxytocin rises, and during a stressful task, people with a dog present don’t see their blood pressure climb the way people without one do.

But the part that matters most for people who compete isn’t about relaxation. Gee notes that dogs help people inhibit off-task thoughts and stay present in the moment — which is a fairly precise description of what every athlete is trying to do in the minutes before it counts.

It isn’t a novelty, either. Therapy dogs have become a genuine fixture in elite sport. Beacon worked the 2024 USA Gymnastics Olympic trials, keeping gymnasts company through one of the most nerve-wracking competitions of their lives.

So yes, the puppies are adorable. They’re also doing a job.

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