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When a litter of kittens was abandoned by their mom, the owners never expected their dog to step in and help. But they would be lost without the Jack Russell, who is not just comforting the kittens, but nursing them too. In a viral TikTok video shared by owner @brandonbryan35, the newborn kittens can be seen sleeping near the dog's stomach. Bryan can be heard explaining the "crazy" situation. To watch the video, click here. He explains he was feeding the kittens, but then the Jack Russell unexpectedly decided to "take it upon herself to become mom.

Western Cape, South Africa (20 September 2023) – In a heartwarming collaboration that is sure to make your feline friends purr with joy, Good Things Guy has joined forces with Whiskas to bring a delightful surprise to our beloved cat-loving readers. The partnership between these two iconic names is set to whisk you away into a world of cat-tastic goodness. Photo Cred: Strike A Pose | Whiskas | Supplied Whiskas Dry Food: A Fresh Perspective on Feline Nutrition Whiskas Dry Food is back with a fresh new look and tastier improvements, all while keeping our beloved cat-bassador, Tommie, front and centre for the brand.

Everyone needs some good news in their life – right? Check these out: 1. A guy in Maryland tried to buy a specific type of lottery ticket called Cash4Life. But the cashier was new and accidentally sold him the wrong type. But it ended up hitting for $580,000. 2. An 18-year-old guy in Germany tripped while running to catch a bus, and ended up getting pinned under one of the wheels. But 40 people lifted the bus off of him, and he's okay. It sounds like he only ended up with a broken arm. (Here's a video.

A WOMAN who took in a stray puppy was left in a state of complete shock when it turned into a terrifying creature. She took the pup into her home to feed and nurture it but the cute ball of fluff soon grew much larger than she expected. 2 A woman thought she had rescued a stray puppy, but the cute creature soon turned into something terrifying Credit: TikTok/@raised.by.wolvex The owner of the creature - named Awilix- calls it a "wolf dog" and claims that it is 80 per cent grey wolf, 10 per cent German Shepherd and 10 per cent Malamute.

20-Sep-2023 Siba Adasou (BVSc)We know that it can be quite a challenge to litter train our newly welcomed pets. As a responsible pet owner we need to make our pets learn  how to use their litter box. It will be  convienient for cats as well as the owners too. Fortunately, cats are naturally clean animals and training them to use the litter box isn't challenging, with a little patience and understanding of their natural instincts you can guide your furry friend to use the litter box.ABCs OF LITTERBOX TRAININGA=Accessible.

Share A WOMAN who took in a stray puppy was left in a state of complete shock when it turned into a terrifying creature. She took the pup into her home to feed and nurture it but the cute ball of fluff soon grew much larger than she expected. 2 A woman thought she had rescued a stray puppy, but the cute creature soon turned into something terrifying Credit: TikTok/@raised.by.wolvex The owner of the creature – named Awilix- calls it a 'wolf dog' and claims that it is 80 per cent grey wolf, 10 per cent German Shepherd and 10 per cent Malamute.

Editor's note: This is part of a series of stories marking 50 years of DFW International Airport, which landed its first ceremonial flight in September 1973 and welcomed its first commercial passengers in January 1974, turning Dallas-Fort Worth into a major aviation hub and sparking an economic surge. Late in the morning of Sept. 20, 1973, hundreds of people, from journalists to airport officials and construction workers, looked to the sky in awe from taxiways and atop terminals. A Concorde supersonic jet was setting down on American soil for the first time for the dedication of the newly constructed DFW International Airport, which was set to draw more than 100,000 visitors.

Are you ready for a new pet in your life? All of these animals are available for adoption at Iredell County Animal Services, 430 Bristol Drive, Statesville. All of this week's pets have been spayed or neutered and are looking for their forever homes. Come and meet them. Right now, all adoption fees have been waived. We have to make space at the shelter for more homeless dogs and cats and we are waiving all dog/puppy and cat/kitten adoption fees to help increase adoptions to make kennel space available.

Whenever we got a new kitten, before it's paws got hardened, I'd let it on the tracks, then turn on the power. 16v is not enough to harm, but it was not a good feeling for the kitten. Got it used to the fact that the tracks were not a good pace to hang out.

Community cats are the life and blood of our neighbourhoods, often endearing themselves to residents and even workers in the area. That's certainly the case for Oreo, a tuxedo cat that calls Jurong West Neighbourhood Police Centre (NPC) home. The NPC revealed their furry friend in a Facebook post yesterday (19 Sep), which garnered much interest online. Source: Jurong West NPC on Facebook Presumably named after its black-and-white coat, we're sure Oreo will be keeping its neighbourhood safe, especially during the night shift.

Liverpool Cat Extravaganza and Rescue Awareness Event is coming to Liverpool to shine a spotlight on our feline friends. On October 28 and 29, guests are invited to Liverpool's Exhibition Centre for a one-of-a-kind showcase. Across the weekend will be a range of events catered to all ages and breeds of cats in a bid to spotlight the importance of education, rescue needs and visibility of cats. A catwalk will be held to show off the most stunning pets as they strut their stuff on stage, alongside a competition for the most beautiful cats in the world, competing for the prize of best kitten, best cat, best alter and best household pet.

A crowd of loved ones on Tuesday remembered Jack Hairston III, known in the community as "Jack the Bike Man." The celebration of life took place at Quattelbaum Funeral Home in West Palm Beach. He died from a heart attack on July 7 . But on Tuesday night, friends and family remembered him for the life he lived. "He was a unique person," his sister Betty Hairston Hickey said. "And he had ideas that were beyond what any of us would even come up with. He was a visionary, and he could dream the greatest dreams in the world.

50° 8.0 My Cat Club: Collect Kittens Review - Hardcore iOS Wesley Bray writes: "Flex your feline-photography skills and become a social media sensation in My Cat Club: Collect Kittens, a cozy simulation game from PikPok."

MILAN —  In the showroom, construction workers were setting up the lighting for the show, a separate entrance was congested by delivery men coming and going with boxes, while in the room next door the press office staff was typing undaunted on keyboards. Yet sitting on the couch of Giuliano Calza 's own office at GCDS headquarters here, one felt isolated from all the usual pre-show rituals and their frenzy. What was meant to be a brief preview of a collection turned into an hour-long conversation going way beyond clothes, extending to an analysis of the state of Italy, how political correctness affects creativity, and a quick observation on Gen Zers' attitude toward work.

Hip 2555, a $925,000 Twirling Candy colt, at the 2023 Keeneland September Yearling Sale. html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd" Pin Oak Stud   on Tuesday   acquired the most expensive horse sold during the eighth session of the   Keeneland September Yearling Sale since 1999 when it paid $925,000 for a colt by Twirling Candy . Consigned by Paramount Sales, agent, the colt is out of the winning First Defense mare Hiking and from the family of English highweight Logician, Group 1 winner Cityscape and Grade/Group 2 winners Didina (GB), Bated Breath and Equilateral.

W hen I was seven years old, I did one of the worst things I have ever done. Diligently manning a stall at a  Blue Peter  bring-and-buy sale in my parents' living room, which is the sort of thing my family did to pass the time in Wolverhampton in 1992, I noticed a framed photo of a blonde, bubble-permed woman grinning out from among the other tat. Under the picture was a name: Kylie Minogue. As our neighbours rifled through the jumble, my eye kept straying back to it: the slightly goofy front teeth, the perfectly proportioned features, the air of friendly approachability.