This is a video from Youtuber My Mountain Husky, who filled his home with 2,000 tennis balls, then set up cameras (including on one dog’s back) and left to see how his huskies Kakoa and Sky would react to this canine version of a very shallow Chuck E. Cheese ball

This is an ultra-sweet video of two extra derby chihuahuas ringing bells to help their owner performing ‘Jingle Bells’. How sweet is that! If I were a computer I would be crashing right now because this is TOO CUTE TO COMPUTE. Precious angels! You know I have a dog that’s

In if it fits, I sits news, this is a video of two cats who have turned their owner’s new plant shelves into bunk beds. I love bunk beds. Except when I roll out of them in the middle of the night. Also, you can’t really complain about your cats

This is an absolutely delightful video of the founder of Save A Fox Sanctuary (a rescue organization that takes in fur farm foxes and surrendered pets and provides a loving home for them) giving all the different colored foxes at the rescue raw egg treats. What does the fox say?

Because pets are the best and deserve the best, this is a video from The Dodo detailing an Australian dog dad who cut two pairs of eye and snout holes in his home’s fence so dogs Billie and Seymour (aka the peekaboopuppies) can greet their mom as soon as she

This is a video of otters Hana and Kotaro reacting to popcorn being made in a hot-air popper. At first they’re curious, then they’re a bit scared of it (one keeps running upstairs then diving under the sofa), but in the end they aren’t even into the popcorn that was

This is a video of nature lover and wildlife rehabilitator Robert Fuller of Yorkshire, UK documenting the process of rescuing Whisper, a helpless baby stoat that was abandoned by her mother, and rehabilitating her for rerelease into the wild. Along the way Robert rescues another baby stoat, Stuart, so the

This is a video of Youtuber Maya interviewing a variety of different animals with a tiny functional microphone. All the animals she interviews live at a rehabilitation center and are unreleasable into the wild as the result of a permanent injury or handicap that would make survival improbably. Thankfully, they’re