Only fur, and sometimes scales. It’s no secret that pets are becoming increasingly popular. In recent years, they have gained millions of followers, appeared in movies and fashion events, and even written best-selling books. It’s not hard to see why. They always look their best, they’re never late for appointments, and they always know just what to say to make us feel better.
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Chowder The Bear Dog is the “Stuffed” Animal We All Need
Meet Chowder the Bear Dog. While he looks more like a plush teddy bear, we can assure you he is 100% Chow Chow. At the young age of 8, Chowder is from Manila in the Philippines and he’s living his best life for his million followers across social media. “
@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.
A Tortoise and a Dog? Friendships Cross All Boundaries for Tilly G and Skippy
Tilly G and Skippy were both adopted into the pet family at a big pet rescue and they have been best friends from the very beginning. Skippy spends all day bringing sticks for his friend. While the tortoise is less than impressed, the thought is not lost on Tilly G. “Tilly G and Skippy bonded the moment they met.
Mr. Goxx, famed crypto investor and hamster, has passed away
Mr. Goxx, also known as Max, is a hamster that quickly rose to fame in the summer of 2021 thanks to his cryptocurrency trading skills. He made headlines in September for his crypto portfolio gaining 24% in one day, which outperformed Warren Buffet’s Berkshire Hathaway and the S&P 500.
World’s richest dog, Gunther VI, selling Madonna’s former Miami mansion for $32 million
His grandfather, Gunther IV, bought the mansion from Madonna in 2000 for $7.5 million.
Are you having a No Bones or Bones Day? This senior pug will let you know
“Good morning everyone, and welcome back to yet another round of ‘No Bones,’ the game where we find out if my 13-year-old pug woke up with bones, as a result, we find out what kind of day we’re going to have.” says Jonathan Graziano as his daily introduction of Noodle, his 13-year-old pug. And close to 2 million followers on TikTok (@jongraz) wait to find out each morning as of Oct 18, which is a massive just from his already large following of around 500k just four days ago! You can also join his 50k followers on Instagram @showmenoodz. @jongraz hope you all have the best Monday! 🔮🦴 #nobones #bonesday #pug #noodletok #monday ♬ original sound – Jonathan So a “Bones Day” is for getting out and seizing the day and “No Bones” means you can just take it easy.
America’s Got Talent Pam and Casper the Singing Chihuahua
“America’s Got Talent” introduced a cuddly new addition to its alumni recently – Casper the Chihuahua, and his owner Pam. This isn’t any ordinary singing act! From work office talent shows, to the center stage, Casper wow’d the judges of the popular show.
Dog Recreates Iconic Madonna Poses in Series Maxdonna by Vincent Flouret
French photographer Vincent Flouret has been working on an incredible photo series called Maxdonna. The series features Flouret’s 6-year-old golden retriever-labrador mix, Max, recreating some of Madonna’s most iconic music video scenes and album covers. Flouret got inspiration for the project from his work volunteering with City Shelters in L.A.
Bertram the Pomeranian Runs New York’s Art Scene
Bertram the Pomeranian is trendy AF, just ask any of his 117k+ followers. The little Pom works at an art gallery in NY called The Hole owned by his mom, Kathy Grayson. Grayson found Bertram aka Bertie Bert on Petfinder.
Meet Diesel, The Screaming 25lb House Cat
When Kelsie Powers first rescued Diesel, she had no idea how big the cat would grow. Reaching a whopping 25 pounds the house-beast (her words, not mine) resembles a tiny, shorthaired panther. While no one knows for sure why Diesel’s grown as big as he has, vets suspect it could be feline acromegaly.