الخميس، 12 نوفمبر 2015

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Lolcats 'n' Funny Pictures of Cats - I Can Has Cheezburger?

This Dog Can't Wait to Meet His New Baby Quail Friends
Watch a Touching Reunion as a Stolen Baby Goat is Returned to His Mother
This Bulldog Just Broke a Record by Skateboarding Through the Legs of 30 People
Wobbly Little Panda Baby Takes His First Steps
With the Help of Her Service Dog, a Little Girl With a Rare Genetic Disorder Can Walk
That's One Very Excited Kitten
Rare Photo of 'The World's Most Loyal Dog' Emerges
Squirrel Gets Dizzy by Spinning on a Bird Feeder
Just Pondering Life and All It's Mysteries
This Deer Snuck Into Someone's Home and Became an Unexpected House Guest
Hilarious Cat Gloves Will Let You Browse on Your Phone With the Flick of a Tail
Dog Is Mesmerized by Watching Snakes

This Dog Can't Wait to Meet His New Baby Quail Friends

Posted: 12 Nov 2015 01:00 PM PST

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Tagged: dogs , birds , cute , quail , Video

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Watch a Touching Reunion as a Stolen Baby Goat is Returned to His Mother

Posted: 12 Nov 2015 12:00 PM PST

Baby GusGus finally reunited with his mom!!!This video is being managed by Newsflare. To use this video for broadcast or in a commercial player email: newsdesk@newsflare.com or call +44(0)8432 895 191
Posted by Great American Entertainment Co. on Thursday, November 5, 2015

The baby goat, Gus Gus, was apparently stolen from a petting zoo and then abandoned. Luckily, someone found him soon after and he got to go home where he belongs.

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Tagged: goats , cute , Video , rescue

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This Bulldog Just Broke a Record by Skateboarding Through the Legs of 30 People

Posted: 12 Nov 2015 11:00 AM PST

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Tagged: dogs , cute , world record , Video

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Wobbly Little Panda Baby Takes His First Steps

Posted: 12 Nov 2015 10:00 AM PST

Submitted by: (via Smithsonian's National Zoo)

Tagged: cute , panda , Video

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With the Help of Her Service Dog, a Little Girl With a Rare Genetic Disorder Can Walk

Posted: 12 Nov 2015 09:00 AM PST

Submitted by: (via news)

Tagged: cute , dogs , Video , service dogs

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That's One Very Excited Kitten

Posted: 12 Nov 2015 08:00 AM PST

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Tagged: Cats , cute , gifs

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Rare Photo of 'The World's Most Loyal Dog' Emerges

Posted: 12 Nov 2015 07:30 AM PST

History of The Day: Rare Photo of 'The World's Most Loyal Dog' Emerge

A rare photo of Hachiko, the Japanese Akita dog know as the "World's Most Loyal Dog," has emerged 80 years after his death.

The story of Hachiko and his owner Uneo dates back to 1920's Tokyo, where it is said Hachiko would wait every day at the train station for Uneo to arrive back home from work.

This happened every day, until 1925 when Uneo unexpectedly died while at work.

Hachiko couldn't understand that his owner had died, so he stood watch at the train station for 10 years until his death in 1935.

Most photos of Hachiko (like the one above) only show him standing alone, but the new photo shows his surroundings.

The photo shows the dog blending in naturally at the station, and is totally different from other memorial and closeup photos.
When Hachiko is pictured alone, the environment around the dog is unclear. Almost all shots of the dog with people were taken as memorial photos.
The photo found recently was taken around 1934 by the late Isamu Yamamoto, a former bank employee who lived in the Sarugakucho district in Shibuya Ward, Tokyo. That year, the first statue of the dog was erected in front of the station and Hachiko attracted public attention as a faithful dog.

Hachiko is a true icon, receiving tributes and statues across Japan.