George W. Bush Can Haz Cat?
It's the second biggest George W. Bush endorsement of the day: The former president is now a cat person.
Obviously, you like to look at pictures of cats (otherwise you wouldn't be on the Internet), but if you need your cat pictures to fit a very specific niche, try out this Tumblr devoted only to old time photos of the Siamese variety.
It's the second biggest George W. Bush endorsement of the day: The former president is now a cat person.
Today on the (much) lighter side of political news: A cat named Hank is running for Congress in Virginia. Minus the fact that he's a cat, he's doing what every modern-day politician dreams of: Going viral.
Our pets are officially eating better than we are, according to a New York Times story headlined "Boeuf Bourguignon Again?" (Subtitle: Pet Foods Go Gourmet).
Every day The Atlantic Wire highlights the video clips that truly earn your fiveminutes (or less) of attention.
Every day The Atlantic Wire highlights the video clips that truly earn your fiveminutes (or less) of attention. Today: The only adult puppet in the room is running for president, the 'Shit Girls Say' parody to end all 'Shit Girls Say' parodies, and The New York Times wants to improve your texting and walking skills.
For many, the feline agility competition — we prefer the term "cat gymnastics" — is very serious, perhaps even fierce athletic enterprise.
A new, scary species, an old, scary species, and the demise of a famous cat take their tolls on the adorable side of the animal kingdom on Tuesday, dealing a blow to the cuteness factor of the day's non-human interest stories.
After a day of staring at Twitter, we're sharing our favorite tweets that made no sense.
The long-distance feline's original owners reunited with her on the Today Show
Plus: The Washington Post is unafraid of serious teen issues
Cat-lovers on the American staff resort to guerrilla tactic to save their furry friends
Plus: forget everything they taught you in food critic training
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