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1:17am August 4, 2015

seeklight:

This is my favorite cat of Instagram

6:33am December 28, 2014

Disabled dog gets 3-d printed prosthetics.  I hope they do this sort of thing for humans as well.

12:44am December 26, 2014

daffodilic:

solluxxander:

TINY RAPTOR FLUFF

It’s like a furry dinosaur

9:02am September 14, 2014
countesscruella:

scienceyoucanlove:

The Siamese fighting fish, also known as the beta, are known as biting fish in Thai and tend to be rather aggressive. More info: http://tr.im/1NNXf©Visarute Angkatavanich
from I fucking love biodiversity

I had two that were deeply in love with each other.  If they were humans, theirs would be a tearjerker movie-ready story.  They were not at all aggressive.  Most of these fish are, but these two and some others I’ve had were not. 
She was chronically ill, with a swim bladder disorder that caused her to float to the top of the tank.  He tried to save her.  In most circumstances, beta fish should never be in the same tank because they’ll fight to the death, but this was an emergency.  He had panic attacks seeing her float up when they were in separate tanks, so I knew he wanted to help.  He would gently keep her from floating up, and only when he slept would she float up.  He always quickly brought her back down when he woke.  Her condition worsened and she lost all control of steering her body, but she was more relaxed and less tired despite this because of him.  I know he prolonged her life by ten days.  She died, and he was depressed for the rest of his life and eventually killed himself.

countesscruella:

scienceyoucanlove:

The Siamese fighting fish, also known as the beta, are known as biting fish in Thai and tend to be rather aggressive. 

More info: http://tr.im/1NNXf
©Visarute Angkatavanich

from I fucking love biodiversity

I had two that were deeply in love with each other.  If they were humans, theirs would be a tearjerker movie-ready story.  They were not at all aggressive.  Most of these fish are, but these two and some others I’ve had were not. 

She was chronically ill, with a swim bladder disorder that caused her to float to the top of the tank.  He tried to save her.  In most circumstances, beta fish should never be in the same tank because they’ll fight to the death, but this was an emergency.  He had panic attacks seeing her float up when they were in separate tanks, so I knew he wanted to help.  He would gently keep her from floating up, and only when he slept would she float up.  He always quickly brought her back down when he woke.  Her condition worsened and she lost all control of steering her body, but she was more relaxed and less tired despite this because of him.  I know he prolonged her life by ten days.  She died, and he was depressed for the rest of his life and eventually killed himself.

11:53am January 14, 2014

mostlycatsmostly:

Goose was one of my first pets to photograph, he belongs to the Aldie Vet Clinic’s office assistant.  She adopted Goose when someone left him at the clinic because of his special needs.  She was able care for him and give him a new home.  When Goose arrived at my studio, his Momma let him down and he began sniffing around the space for about 10 minutes.  Once he had everything mapped out, we were ready to work.  It was really amazing to see him walk around the studio using his mental picture, and if you didn’t know any better, you would have no idea he couldn’t see!!!  In just 10 minutes, he had everything so perfectly figured out, that he could even walk up and jump up on the bed, knowing precisely where it was!!  He never bumped into anything and was very very very friendly.  He had a smile on his face the whole time, it was an amazing experience for me :)

Visit Suzanne’s website Paw Paw Pretty to see her wonderful pet photography.

(via Paw Paw Pretty Photography)
12:04pm January 1, 2014

cellostar-galactica:

panic:

Born without the use of her hind legs, Lola learned to walk just fine.

Lola don’t give a crap. Lola got places to be. 

cellostar-galactica:

panic:

Born without the use of her hind legs, Lola learned to walk just fine.

Lola don’t give a crap. Lola got places to be.