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Gizmo Chicken posted:That is loving brilliant. Also a really, really old joke.
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Deformed puppy learns to walk. Cute, adorable, and uplifting!
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Reiche posted:
My cold bitter heart has been warmed for the rest of the week. It's real to me I don't even care. 
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Roosevelt posted:Deformed puppy learns to walk. 
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Kenlon posted:Also a really, really old joke. Yeah, hate to say it, but it's not true: http://www.snopes.com/crime/clever/nowplant.asp Here's some cute poo poo to make up for it  
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Saint Sputnik posted:Yeah, hate to say it, but it's not true: Well, so much for believing all the weird articles my mom sends me... Here's some pictures of my dog as more make-up: Here she is just after we got her.   These are recent, when she's now about a year old.  
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Crossposting from the gif thread: A gang of tiny kittens learns not to mess with the vacuum cleaner. 
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Roosevelt posted:Deformed puppy learns to walk. I had to look up how to massage a dog. Pet Massage http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N0wD9NLyhcc Which of course leads to the inevitable: CAT MAKING MASSAGE TO DOG http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qCdi...feature=related
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Away all Goats posted:How. How has no one said a word about this all day. LOOKATDAKITTY
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particle409 posted:I had to look up how to massage a dog. Oh God. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OiHarQluHdw un chat fait un massag à un chien
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Series of photos taken of a mama lioness rescuing her cub after it had fallen down an embankment. The last one is too for words.
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Useless Rabbit posted:Crossposting from the gif thread: Found the video of it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4YRi2pk2ItQ
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Here's Drew Brees and his son right after the New Orleans Saints won the SuperBowl. The kid's fist is like "gently caress yeah."
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Trig Discipline posted:
They don't always get along like that, do they.
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Hey, you guys know those cats that are born with two faces and usually don't live too long? This one just celebrated his 12th birthday.
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Raimundus posted:They don't always get along like that, do they. Always. They are bestest buds.
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Trig Discipline posted:
I have a serious soft spot for orange male kitties. These pictures are making me melt .
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Geolicious posted:I have a serious soft spot for orange male kitties. This marks you as a wise person and a connoisseur of fine cats.
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Trig Discipline posted:This marks you as a wise person and a connoisseur of fine cats. I will tell my Charlotte and my Henry they are fine cats. I am sure they will agree.
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Can't go wrong with a ginger tom. or a baby owl.  
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Uh...this is sort of uplifting. Frank and Louie is an example of a Janus cat, named for the figure in Roman mythology with two faces on one head. The cat's Massachusetts owner calls the face on the left Frank and the one on the right Louie. (Steven Senne/Associated Press) Twelve years after Marty Stevens of Worcester, Mass., rescued him from being put to sleep because of his condition, the exotic blue-eyed rag doll cat is not only thriving but has made it into the 2012 Guinness Book of World Records (which lists the cat's name as Frank and Louie on its website, while other media are referring to him as Frankenlouie). Story here.
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Jetfire posted:Uh...this is sort of uplifting. 
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NyanCat Circa 1909.
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Ragtime makes it work.
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Raimundus posted:NyanCat Circa 1909. I absolutely smiled like an idiot at this.
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Sir Prancelot posted:Good cat. 
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I posted this somewhere in the old cute thread, but there have been some updates, and it's adorable, so I figured it might behoove me to include it here. My mother volunteers at a cat shelter, and quite a while ago, a box of four kittens appeared at their door. My mother often provides a foster home for kittens until they're old enough to be adopted, and so she took them in. Unfortunately, one of the kittens, who they named Paolo, suffered from pectus excavatum, severely displacing his heart and lungs. They didn't have the heart to put him down, so, through donations, they pulled enough money together to have him repaired surgically. The vets loved him so much, they made him special casts over the course of his recovery. Here he is, with my mother:  Here's Paolo looking quite dapper, in preparation for New Year's:  Later in his recovery, in some fancy suspenders:  After making a full recovery, he was adopted by a very nice couple. Here he is, happy and healthy as ever, celebrating his 1st birthday, just a couple weeks ago:  Another volunteer at the shelter worked with a local artist to create a children's book about the whole ordeal, called Paolo's Adventures.
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The pictures of Paolo in his little blue sweater vest are some of my favorite pictures of all time. I hope you don't mind me adding more. 
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Those vets are just the best kind of people
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Jetfire posted:Uh...this is sort of uplifting. This story sounds really familiar. Senior Woodchuck posted:Hey, you guys know those cats that are born with two faces and usually don't live too long? Same page man. (That said, it is a cat story so nice it should be read twice.)
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I will admit that, for just one second, I thought about what it would be like to quit my job and make customized chest casts for cats.
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And I gotta say, as much as I am crazy allergic to cats, all animals make me Especially ones that get operations to work like healthy animals.
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Eggplant Wizard posted:This story sounds really familiar. D'oh. Sorry about that.
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     This makes me smile like a dork every time I see it
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A 29 year old woman who was born deaf gets a hearing implant and hears properly for the first time. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LsOo...player_embedded! Aw jeez 
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Wormophile posted:A 29 year old woman who was born deaf gets a hearing implant and hears properly for the first time. Was like "Wonder if she can hear ye-oh there it is  "
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Wormophile posted:A 29 year old woman who was born deaf gets a hearing implant and hears properly for the first time. That's awesome, that's the craziest poo poo I've seen in awhile.
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She seems to enunciate really well for someone who's been deaf for 30 years. So warm and fuzzy and
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Wormophile posted:A 29 year old woman who was born deaf gets a hearing implant and hears properly for the first time. Right, so she's been deaf since birth and has never heard speech before. So how come when the nurse says 'can you hear me?' she nods? She has her hand over her eyes at that point, so it's not lipreading. I'm confused - how does she know what that means if she's never heard speech before?
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