Pets

The word is out amongst stray pets: Miranda Lambert‘s house is the place to be. The singer welcomed yet another stray over the weekend. This soft white kitty just showed up at the home of Lambert and husband Blake Shelton and brightened the ‘Baggage Claim’ singer’s day.

Once upon a time in a galaxy far, far away... (I laughed so hard I blew a nose bubble)

Remember the spaghetti scene from Disney's Lady And The Tramp?  I do, and I don't think it went quite like this!

A dog in a kiddie swing is as happy as a pig in the mud, or a clam at high tide, or a flea in a doghouse. That’s how happy this corgi pup is. The animal is simply trying to find his child within, and makes us want to do the same. Of course, that would be a really bad idea as we would probably get stuck, so maybe we could just find a hammock.

How do you make a doggie cam? Simple. Just attached a camera to a stick, and throw it to your dog. The effects are very odd, and gives us a very strange view of our furry friend.

Is there anything more adorable than a dog greeting its owner? How about a dog greeting its owner after they return home from military deployment? We dare you to watch this supercut of lovable pooches welcoming their owners home from military service and not get choked up.

I don't know if cats keep scrapbooks, but this feline needs to place this photo in one so that he can show all his cat buddies how being a true mouser is done.

When "nature calls" God's creatures great and small handle their business in their own special way.

As cooler weather moves into East Texas and we say goodbye to the warmth of Summer. Let's take a moment to reflect on the Summer days behind us...

Hamsters will run between four and eight miles a day in the wild, which is why in captivity the little furballs will attack their exercise wheel with such boundless energy. These are the sort of facts you learn from watching “hamster drag racing,” the new sport that is sure to replace auto racing as we know it.

Ginger, the feline version of Harry Houdini, is able to effortlessly contort himself into a tissue box seemingly smaller than his body. This cat would be quite the whiz and hide-and-go-seek.

These suburban explorers have captured on camera the most mystical of beasts — a pugicorn. And a smashing “pugicorn” she is. (Though he does not look happy.) Catch a rare sighting of this mythical beast below.