It’s no secret that pets have been steadily gaining in popularity over the past few years. What may be a secret, however, is that many of these pets are taking their talents on the road and going on amazing adventures. From surfing to safaris, these furry and feathered friends are showing the world that they can handle anything.

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Felix the Samoyed Visited Over 34 Countries and Counting

Felix the Samoyed is one lucky pooch. With his favorite human, he has been able to visit over 34 countries including Greece, Switzerland, Italy, Austria, German, Belgium, Netherlands, to name a few. Documenting his adventures for his 1M collective followers on Instagram and TikTok, Felix proves that travelling doesn’t mean you have to leave your pooch at home.

Little Chihuahua Miami Traveller Dog has been Jet Setting For 10 years

It has been 10 years of travel for Miami the Travelling Dog and some time since we first discovered her. This little Italian chihuahua has been to Miami (Duh?), Tuscany, New York, Florence, Milan, Venice Beach, Los Angeles, Dallas, San Francisco, and even more places than we can list here. By the time he was 5, he had visited over 15 states and 6 European countries.

Suki, a Bengal, and Killua, a Husky rescue, Travel the World Together

Suki the Bengal that was adopted by Martina Gutfreund in 2017 and they started travelling the world together on one adventure into the next. Based in Alberta, Canada, their adventures drew the attention of the world and they attracted over 1.8 million within a short time. Not long after, Killua joined the family.

@backpackingkitty, Bombay Cat Hikes, Kayaks, Sails, Skis, and More With His Human

Some cats have all the fun, and that’s definitely the case for Simon, @backpackingkitty on Instagram. With over half a million followers and loving human, this cat has it all, and then some. Simon, who has become known as the outdoor adventure kitty, loves hiking, rock climbing, kayaking, biking, sailing, skiing, snowboarding, sledding, and even swimming.

Chihuahua hides in cowboy boot, attempts flight to Vegas

Everyone hates extra airlines fees. It’s the worst when you’re luggage is a bit overweight so you have to scramble to transfer items into your carry-on to avoid getting dinged. When Kristi and Jared Owens were in that situation when catching a Southwest flight to Vegas, they found a little five-pound surprise.

Taylor Swift Escapes From Zoo, Gains National Attention

America’s sweetheart, Taylor Swift, shares her name with a 1-year-old Eastern bongo living at the Sacramento Zoo. The bongo, which is a type of antelope, was able to escape her enclosure. While the whole incident only lasted 15 minutes thanks to the Sacramento Zoo staff’s quick action, it gained national attention.

Missing Mini Horse Found On Roof In Japan

Leaf, a mini-horse living in Japan, was found on top of a residential roof following record-breaking floods. Rescuers searched for Leaf for three full days before finding the mini-horse perched on a rooftop. Japan’s floods have reached devastating heights, the death count’s now well over 200.

Flamingo On The Run For 13 Years, Narrowly Escapes Authorities Once Again

A flamingo was spotted in the wild in South Texas by Ben Shepard, an intern with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. Quickly ID’d as notorious fugitive Flamingo No. 492 who authorities report has been on the lam for thirteen long years. In 2005, forty flamingos travelled from Tanzania to the Wichita County Zoo in Kansas.

Expert Escape Artist Pepper the Cat Finally Apprehended in JFK Airport

Pepper, the feline reincarnation of Houdini, was finally found in JFK’s sprawling terminal 4 after escaping on April 20th. The cat spent a full week cruising dusty alcoves in the airport, eluding Port Authority police. Pepper’s owner missed a flight to China attempting to find her cat but had to board her re-scheduled flight.

Sloth Commits B&E In Search of Snacks, Gets Busted

Sloths, also known as the kingpins of the underworld. Or, at least this one is. Sort of.