Pet Island - For U

29/04/2023

A touching story
"One cold winter day, a small dog named Max found a cozy home to stay in for the night. The home wasn't originally where Max planned to stay, but he got lost and left behind after an accident.

When Max woke up the next morning, he felt comfortable and warm. However, there was no one in the house and Max felt lonely. He decided to stay and search for his owner.

Day after day, Max found different homes but never found his owner. Eventually, Max became a beloved house dog of his new family. However, Max still remembered his old owner and always hoped to find them someday.

One day, while Max was out for a walk, he suddenly recognized a man. Max felt very familiar with the man and ran towards him. It was Max's owner, who had been missing in a traffic accident and survived. From then on, Max was reunited with his owner and they lived happily ever after."
-G*e-

25/03/2023

The cutest little mini bernedoodle 🥰
-G*e-

24/03/2023

The cutest little schnauzer 🖤
-G*e-

23/03/2023

Their favorite toys
-G*e

22/03/2023

An unbreakable bond 🥹❤️
-G*e-

21/03/2023

Underwater dog photos 🐕
Which photo is your favorite!? 🤍
-G*e-

20/03/2023

Catch flights, not feelings 😅
Where is your dream travel destination!?
-G*e-

19/03/2023

Today, I was still the most popular person in the apartment complex.

-G*e-

18/03/2023

"On a rainy and windy night, my house cat came back with a little wet guy :((
You might think it's a mother and child, but you're mistaken. On a rainy and windy night in late July, my cat found a little soaking wet kid and brought him home for me to take care of. Maybe he thought I wasn't busy enough?"
-G*e-

18/03/2023

We are obsessed with this girls unique color pattern!
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18/03/2023

"Grumpy Cat (born on April 4, 2012), whose real name is Tardar Sauce, is a female cat with a famously grumpy face that perhaps everyone knows here. Grumpy Cat also has a fraternal twin named Pokey, and the funny thing is, according to their owner, Pokey is the cat with a crabby personality despite having a normal face, while Grumpy Cat is actually quite approachable."

-G*e-

18/03/2023

"The American Physiological Society's study shows that the water balance in the body of cats when drinking seawater is positive, meaning that cats can drink seawater and filter out the added fresh water for the body, contrary to humans who lose water more severely the more they drink seawater."
-G*e-

18/03/2023

This man saved the dog from the burning house. But the cat was left behind and had to jump out of the window on its own.

-G*e-

18/03/2023

Since ancient times, cats have been an indispensable part of human life and have profound symbolic meanings in many cultures around the world. In some places, cats are regarded as skilled hunters, faithful companions, and even deities. In ancient Egypt, cats were called "Mau" and were the most sacred animals, playing an important role in the spiritual life of the people. The ancient Egyptians were the first to domesticate cats as pets around 3000 BC. During this period, cats were regarded as "workers" who hunted mice and venomous snakes and were often found around human settlements. Over time, wild cats were tamed and became house cats. Due to their sweet nature and admirable ability to catch cunning mice, people admired and worshiped cats as deities. Cats were also the embodiment of the goddess Bast - a deity with a cat's head and a human body, representing beauty and reproductive ability. Because of their noble symbolic meanings, in ancient Egyptian civilization, people were not allowed to keep cats as pets. Only Pharaohs - considered as incarnations of divine beings on Earth - were allowed to keep cats as pets, and they even made gold jewelry for them. Therefore, jewelry in the form of cats was very popular during this period. Cats were also so revered that harming or killing a cat was a crime punishable by death, even if it was accidental. When cats died, they were given a funeral similar to the rites for Pharaohs. People even embalmed and buried cats in a cemetery dedicated to this animal. Cats seem to have been introduced into ancient Greece and Rome around the 5th century BC by Phoenician merchants sailing to the Mediterranean. The first evidence of cats in Greek civilization appeared on two Magna Graecia coins, showing famous figures playing with their pet cats.

17/03/2023

Kitten waiting for mom to come back 😿

17/03/2023

Many dogs in Australia have started learning how to lick the poisonous secretion on the skin of a species of toad to induce hallucinations, just like how humans use drugs. And in fact, they also show signs of addiction similar to humans.
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17/03/2023

wake up? 😻😻

17/03/2023

Strange family 😺😺😺

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