(FUNNY ANIMAL PICTURES) Photo bombing, also known as “the fine art of ruining other peoples photos,” as defined by Urban Dictionary, usually involves someone in the background making a funny face or any other type of hilarious activity that’s distracting from the main focus of the photo. Most often done by people, in these cases the culprits are animals who seem to have a pretty good idea of what they’re doing. These hysterical photobombs are a sure way to brighten your day. — Global Animal
(TOUCHING TALE) A pet parakeet named Piko-Chan has been returned safely to his guardian in Sagamihara, Japan, after miraculously reciting his address to police officers. After losing her previous pet parakeet, Piko-Chan’s guardian taught him how to recite his home address. Fortunately, her efforts paid off and the two have been happily reunited. Read on for more on this touching story. — Global Animal
(ANIMAL RESCUE) NORTH DAKOTA — When Corky the cat was born, his legs developed backwards and criss-crossed. CATS Cradle Shelter rescued Corky from the pound, organized a Facebook campaign, and arranged his surgery. After a complicated surgery, Corky’s legs are now straight. Now recovering with physical therapy, learn more on Corky’s recovery and watch him learn to walk. — Global Animal
(ANIMAL NEWS) I’ll get you, you evil windshield wipers! — Global Animal
(LIFE WITH PETS) BROOKLYN — Move over Babe, there’s in a new pig in the city. Perhaps the Babe reference is a little dated, but the movie is one of Franklin’s ‘likes’ on Facebook. Franklin hangs out at Crest Hardware Store with his guardian and store owner Joseph Franquinha. Read on to learn more about Franklin the pig and check out his Facebook page! — Global Animal
(ANIMAL VIDEO) These two unlikely friends don’t let anything get in the way of a good play time! — Global Animal
(ANIMAL FAMILIES) GERMANY — A French bulldog named Baby has taken six wild baby boar piglets under her care at an animal sanctuary outside of Berlin. Baby has mothered other species before, an example that motherly instincts can transcend all boundaries. Animals adopting out of their species is not as rare as you might think, but so far scientists have no explanation for this heartwarming phenomenon. It certainly proves that animals, in addition to humans, are capable of altruism. Read on to learn about this motherly bull dog. — Global Animal
(ANIMAL VIDEO) This rescued foal and her dog friend are too cute as they play tug of war! — Global Animal
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