Indoor cats: it’s scary when they get out. As was the case when Roxy Heinhorst’s 5-year old tabby Oliver ran out the door when she was leaving for work in a hurry one morning. Only Roxy didn’t realize the cat had escaped until reviewing the doorbell cam footage after returning

This is a video highlighting the life of Reef, a fox rescued from the fur trade by non-profit fox rescue Pawsitive Beginnings, and living the dream in the Florida Keys instead of being a coat. His vocalizations sound like the different squeals of a fax machine. Apparently foxes rescued from

This is a video from TikTok user 5crazycats (and I highly suspect 1crazycatlady) of her cat Larry hiding in a pile of stuffed animals (including a couple realistic cats). It only took me two views to find him. I’m not bragging, but I do have cat-vision. It’s like x-ray vision

This is a video documenting the life of Lily, a baby goat that was rejected by her mother at birth (she was the smallest of triplets) and surrendered to the Friendly Family Fields Farm in North Carolina. She was only five days old and two pounds when she was taken

These are several videos of Monte, a 28-year old donkey rescued by Pinky Ruggles of Conroe, Texas, when he was 26. Since his adoption he’s learned that serenading Pinky with his sweet baritone song earns him treats, so he often comes to the front door to perform. And he’s clever

This is a short video of Porkchop (sandwiches?!) getting a little help from his owner to retract his extra-long tongue. Some more info while I try to touch my nose with my tongue and my girlfriend wonders if I’m trying to be sexual or just have crumbs in my mustache:

Because toddlers will be toddler no matter what the species, this is a video of a mama bear attempting to herd her four cubs (a rarity) across the street in Winsted, Connecticut. No sooner does she get one across the street that another heads back across the road. Kids, am

This is a video report from a news agency (BBC) that attacks the hard-hitting stories just like I do, reporting about a baby seal that broke into the home of a New Zealand marine biologist (“Study me!” I imagine the seal thinking) via a cat door, raising heck (even harassing