(DOG PICTURES) Dogs are more than just pets. In fact, to many of us, they are family. That’s why it’s no surprise that many people choose to include their dogs in their wedding. Even celebrities like Mark Zuckerberg incorporate their fluffy friends into their special day. With wedding season fast approaching, check out how other people have incorporated their pets into their nuptials. — Global Animal
(ANIMAL VIDEO) After many cycles of reincarnation, this little guy has finally found the key to true enlightenment, and you can see it on his furry face. Belly rubs times kitten equals ultimate happiness. — Global Animal
(ANIMAL VIDEO) This adorable black lab puppy slips and slides around in chase after a delicious summer treat—a single ice cube. Sometimes the best toys are free toys! — Global Animal
(ANIMAL VIDEO) This dog may not want to hold your hand, but he does want to hear your voice. If you’re speaking like the Beatles, that is. — Global Animal
(CAT PICTURES) Haven’t got the chance to see Baz Luhrmann’s The Great Gatsby in theaters just yet? How about The Great Catsby? No need to wait any longer—just take a look at this purrfect feline cast in the photos below, courtesy of Buzzfeed. We promise this ending won’t be nearly as catastrophic. — Global Animal
(ANIMAL SCIENCE) In the 1960s, the CIA attempted to turn a cat into a spy during an effort entitled, “Operation Acoustic Kitty.” The agency attempted to turn the feline into a CIA agent by implanting a microphone, small radio transmitter, and a thin wire antenna into the cat during a risky surgery. The cat survived and was sent to a park to observe a conversation between two people on a bench. Unfortunately, the cat was hit by a taxi and did not survive the actual mission. While there are definitely some questions of animal cruelty within the discussion, it is quite interesting to learn about animals embarking on top-secret missions. Continue reading below to discover more about these animal spies. — Global Animal
(ANIMAL VIDEO) This clever kitty is 100 percent determined to go outside! If there’s a will, there’s a way! — Global Animal
(DOGS) An animal companion may not just warm your heart, but also help you maintain a healthy heart. In a new press release from the American Heart Association, pets—particularly dogs—are associated with lowering blood pressure, stress, cholesterol levels, and incidence of obesity. So, the next time your buddy is nudging you for a walk around the block, just remember that you’re not only taking proper steps to keep your dog healthy, but you’re also doing your heart some good! Read on for more information on dogs and their relation to human heart health. — Global Animal
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