We all have the stereotypical people at our workplace, the ones who do this the ones who do that. Also, we all have the ones that look funny, I'm probably that guy here at work. But lets see how it looks if dogs described our workplace.
Every week, the Humane Society Of West Michigan brings in a new furry friend for me to fall in love with. It's not always cats and dogs, either, sometimes I get a pleasant surprise! Like this week, when Jen brought in Cupcake!
This little piggy is so cute!
If you're looking for a pet, but want something that your friends might find slightly disturbing, put down that ferret catalog, because this is the animal for you!
There's no sense in denying cats can be a little sassy from time to time, simply because they're not afraid to make it totally obvious they hate something. Costumes? Check. Reindeer antlers? Double check. Their 'tude doesn't make them any less adorable, though! It's sort of charming, actually.
Everyone could use a few more smiles in their day, and here at Channel 95-7, we like to provide those smiles. This video is one that is sure to leave you with a warm fuzzy feeling. It has all of the right feel-good ingredients: adorable baby animal, adorable baby animal noises, and adorable baby animal actions. Check it out after the jump.
Here's a video of a horse playing "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" on the recorder. You know, just in case you needed one.
Every week, the folks from the Humane Society of West Michigan bring in a new pet, who inevitably becomes my new best friend. This week was no different! Carlita Gonzalez from the Humane Society of West Michigan brought Crunch in to visit me.
There's no doubt dogs are flippin' adorable no matter what sort of clothing we put on them. Tutus, 'Star Wars' costumes-- it's all fair game. Unfortunately, it can be a dog eat dog world out there, and sometimes a pup's gotta be tough. Cue: dogs in hoodies.
How is it possible dogs come up with ways to be more flippin' adorable every single day?! It's sort of ridiculous to be honest. Not that we're complaining or anything, but the furballs are just so darn cute, it's grounds for a little suspicion.
Is it just us, or does it seem like sloths are getting more popular lately? Baby versions, ones with Skrillex hair-- you name it, it's out there. They've been around for thousands and thousands of years, but maybe it's one of those things where people are just now understanding the little guys. Whatever the case, there are zero complaints on our end since they're so ridiculously cute.
