Shelter Pet Project Ad - Sandbox

The Shelter Pet Project is a public service ad campaign focused on spreading the word that pets in shelters are wonderful and lovable, and encouraging potential adopters to consider the shelter as the first place to find a new best friend.

To a kid, the sand box is a source of countless hours of entertainment. But to a cat, it’s just a giant toilet. I wonder what cats think when they see kids playing the sand box? Probably something along the lings of this.

Kitten vs Hair Dryer

Oskar the kitten may have been born without fully-formed eyes, but he doesn't let his blindness get in the way. According to owner, "he can do pretty much everything that a normal cat can do.

Just look at him take on the breeze from this hairdryer like a pro. He might not know exactly what it is he's battling, but do our pets ever really know what's going on in this hilarious videos.

Invisible Cat Activities Made Visible

According to these photos cats really can see parallel universes, we on the other hand needed special camera to unveil this mystery. Left are the photos made without and right are the photos made with our multiverse camera.

Willow The Cat Reunited With Family After 5 Years

Five years after she went missing from her Colorado home, Willow the cat has been reunited with her owners in New York City. How the calico cat ended up on a Manhattan street remains a mystery. But three children and their parents are certainly glad that she'll be headed home with them.



Willow disappeared when a contractor left the front door ajar during a home renovation project five years ago. The family sent out frantic online messages and put up posters around their home in Broomfield. But when Willow didn't return, they assumed the petite 2-year-old had been eaten by a coyote.



But it turns out Willow was never on the menu. On Sept. 14, a man brought her to Animal Care & Control in New York, saying he had found her on East 20th Street. A quick scan identified a microchip implanted when she was a kitten. The chip contained a code linked to a database of owner information. Despite moving from Broomfield to Boulder, the Squires had updated their information, making it easy for authorities to contact them.

Funny Cats Hiding

Many cats enjoy playing many games that involve hiding, such as hide and go seek. Your cat may sometimes hide until you go looking for him. After you find him, he may jump out at you and chase you. Cat’s will often play similar games with other cats. It can look like the cats are playing a game of cat and mouse. Each cat will take turns chasing each other around.

We've put together a photo gallery of hiding cats, pictures guaranteed to bring a smile, a chuckle, or even a belly laugh.