Archive for September, 2010

In case you haven’t already seen it, or even if you have (it’s definitely worth multiple viewings), check out OK Go’s new video that takes canine obedience — and cuteness — to a whole new level:

According to OK Go’s website, most of the dogs in the White Knuckles video…

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While my pooch Lorna Doone is a total sweetheart in person, she can look like a character straight out of ” Pet Sematary ” in photos.

Thankfully, there’s now a solution (aside from hitting the delete button) for all those cute but disturbing, “I-can-see-dead-people” pet pictures. Kodak’s Pet…

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What do Pierce Brosnan, vanity plates and snipping pets where it counts have in common?

The California Spay and Neuter Specialty License Plate Program, of course. These pet-focused plates feature original artwork created and donated by Mr. 007 himself, Pierce Brosnan. (It’s a painting of two…

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What if people were denied a loving home just because they had dark-colored hair or were considered “past their prime?”

A recent Petfinder.com survey found that 95 percent of shelters and rescue groups are having a hard time placing some of their furry residents in forever homes, simply…

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This weekend, pilots from Pilots N Paws , an online forum that connects animal rescue groups with volunteer pilots, and other volunteers will participate in the Pilots N Paws Gulf Coast Rescue Flyway. The goal is to relocate hundreds of animals from high-kill shelters in the Gulf Coast disaster…

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Fastest, smartest, smallest… longest tongue? Fastest balloon popper? Yep. You read right. The new 2011 edition of the Guinness World Records (which hit bookstores yesterday) is chock full of enough bizarre animal records to fill a zoo.

Here are a few of my favorites:

Most Bottles…

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It wasn’t until I moved to San Francisco that I first heard a mockingbird imitating a car alarm. (You know, the ones with an endless loop of different patterned beeps, each more frantic sounding than the next). The bird, whom I dubbed “Sir Chirps-a-lot,” held daily 4 a.m. serenading sessions for…

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What can a dozen washboard stomachs do for the lives of countless frisky felines? More than you might think.

Found Animals Foundation recently joined forces with fashion photographer Adam Bouska and BrownTrout Publishers to find a creative way to help raise awareness for the millions of…

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The infamous “locking jaw” myth has been assigned to a variety of dog breeds, including the American Staffordshire Terrier, Bulldog and Boxer, but it’s exactly that — a myth.

No type of dog has been found to have a mechanism that enables them to “lock” their top and bottom jaws together….

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