My cat just got into his container of catnip and has been rolling around on the floor, stoned out of his mind, for the past 15 minutes.

Anonymous wrote:I'm the poster presently undergoing chemo. I can't sleep. I'm uncomfortable. I'm sick all the time. Sometimes, it's too much and I cry.

I have one dog and two cats and every time I settle myself in the bed or on the couch, they go into cute care taking overload.

The dog tries to kiss my tears away, which is a little irritating since I don't like to be licked, but she is easily redirected to sleeping near my head and poking me with her nose if I cry.

The cats find the closest place to cuddle and purr like tiny jet engines. They are like mobile heat blankets. If I need to shift, they patiently wait and reposition.

They are all the cutest and sweetest caretakers in the world.

I am so glad that they are able to bring you comfort!

I'm the poster presently undergoing chemo. I can't sleep. I'm uncomfortable. I'm sick all the time. Sometimes, it's too much and I cry.

I have one dog and two cats and every time I settle myself in the bed or on the couch, they go into cute care taking overload.

The dog tries to kiss my tears away, which is a little irritating since I don't like to be licked, but she is easily redirected to sleeping near my head and poking me with her nose if I cry.

The cats find the closest place to cuddle and purr like tiny jet engines. They are like mobile heat blankets. If I need to shift, they patiently wait and reposition.

They are all the cutest and sweetest caretakers in the world.

Where we live there's these burrs that really do hurt. Whenever my 2 year old rescue pup gets one in her paw she stops with her paw up and patiently waits for me to remove it. Normally she'll lick my shoulder while I remove it then she wags her tail happily as if to say "thanks" and keeps trotting on.

I'm noticing the same thing with snow. Sometimes she starts limping and I'll wipe her paws with my bare hand. Nice to see that she now trusts me and knows I'm going to take care of her. Sappy, I know.

She's now curled up on the couch sleeping and if I walk by her she'll wiggle herself out of the ball just to wag her tail and ask for a belly rub. Or, she'll fall back to sleep while I rub her ears. If I rub the area above her eyes she contentedly closes her eyes and sighs.

Makes it a little easier whenever she destroys something that she's so cute.

I was crying yesterday. My maltese walked up to me and kept pawing at me until I stopped. She always does that if I cry. It always works, I stop.

My cats are around me all the time. When I lie on the bed, one of them immediately comes and curls up on my tummy.

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He has an old stuffed bunny toy that he carries everywhere and is very protective of. Today he picked up the bunny from the floor and tossed it in his doggy bed, almost as if he could not bear to see the bunny on the cold floor, and then trotted off to another room. Utterly human!

Excellent sketch of a bunny PP.

Awesomely awesome!

My cat discovered that if she sits by the baby when we're eating dinner, food gets dropped and she can run away with some scraps. She just caught a piece of chicken out of midair and stalked away very proud of herself.

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Anonymous wrote:Our doggie is in love with her new squeaky duck toy, and is running amok in the house with it, showing it to everyone. She's my cutie patootie.

Our doggies are doing the same sort of thing with their new toys, lol. Prancing around showing off their new treasures. So exciting!! So cute .

My dog is doing that too! He loves his new squeaky tennis ball and wants to make sure that everybody in the house sees it and plays with him.

He normally loves fetch but doesn't want to give this toy up; instead he wants to prance around until you get impatient and no longer want to play with him and then he'll drop it and wag his tail adorably.

Anonymous wrote:Our doggie is in love with her new squeaky duck toy, and is running amok in the house with it, showing it to everyone. She's my cutie patootie.

Our doggies are doing the same sort of thing with their new toys, lol. Prancing around showing off their new treasures. So exciting!! So cute .

Anonymous wrote:When my bird is on my hand, if I hold in front of my face and baby talk, he leans forward as far as he can to kiss me. Then with his beak against my lips he baby talks back to me! Then he snuggles in my hands, still baby talking.

He loves paper plates with a rim. He steps on the rim of the plate. It goes up, and he shifts his weight and it's like a see-saw. Just pure play.

omg. so cute!

Our doggie is in love with her new squeaky duck toy, and is running amok in the house with it, showing it to everyone. She's my cutie patootie.

Anonymous wrote:Our dog has an injury and can't walk easily. She is resting and on medication. Our two cats seem to understand the dog isn't well and are cuddled around her, grooming her and doing that cute head bopping things that cats do.

It's impossibly cute.

Our dog has an injury and can't walk easily. She is resting and on medication. Our two cats seem to understand the dog isn't well and are cuddled around her, grooming her and doing that cute head bopping things that cats do.

It's impossibly cute.

Our 10 year old 80-lb lab mix is the most patient creature in the world with our 13 month old human.