It’s time again for the oohs and ahhs and especially the awwws. Show us some pics of your beloved animal frans and family. Give ’em each their own thread. Continue reading
Pets
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Not sportsball!
Missed the window for Photo Phriday, but this knock-off brand will do.
Show us your pets! All the pets! Your dogs, your cats, your miniature horses, whatever. Feel free to give each its own thread (ahem as in one pic per top-level comment please). Continue reading
Time for another installment of our favorite Photo Phriday subject. There have been lots of new additions to our families since last time, so let’s see those pics. New babies, old friends, and in memoriam, show us the ones you love, Crass.
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Whether you just got a new beast child or if you’ve had your beast child for a while, show us your pet(s)!
Clown Car, Clown Car, Clown Car! Damn, I can barely contain my excitement. Let the shameless pandering begin!
Yesterday President Obama released this statement in support of net neutrality and asked the FCC to reclassify internet service as a public utility. Here is his very concise statement.
Eight cats, one saucy grandma and one elf. That is the formula for internet magic. Christmas Cats TV is the magical cat nip that brings all the cat ladies to the yard.
Here’s how it works, you tweet them things @ChristmasCatsTV and then they do them.
The cats are also up for adoption, because why else would they be pimping them online? The cats all live at Howard Stern‘s favorite charity, North Shore Animal League.
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Federal workers being unpaid, national parks closing, flu vaccines not being tracked: these are some of the many consequences of the federal government’s being shut down. Despite Newt Gingrich’s pledge, the National Zoo’s Panda Cam, which was deemed “non-esssential,” has gone dark. Continue reading
On May 2013, Long Island City, New York’s Flux Factory held several workshops consisting of urban planners, artists and children between five and 12 years old. During the workshops, the members determined what inhabitants would like in a city, designed the city and created the infrastructure.
The result was Kitty City, a 1,700 square foot city for cats, which opened on June 1st. Its inhabitants were 30 adoptable cats from For Animals, a local no-kill shelter.
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The AP has a deeply pun laden story about families who flaunt the law by keeping even toed ungulates, pigs if you must, even though they are banned by the New York City health code.
To help potential pet owners in New York City determine which side of the law they fall on, here is the complete list of animals that are illegal to own in New York City. Continue reading