Despite waking up early to secure a good lounge chair near a resort pool, a traveler in the Canary Islands still got her spot stolen, but she couldn't even get mad at the thief.

A pill cutter if you've ever had a vet give a prescription for your cat that's 1/4 of a pill — yeah, breaking it down that ...

Meet Clementine, a sweet girl who lived in a basement with over 20 other cats. The shelter says they were terrified when they ...

Are you ready to unleash your laughter with a collection of hilarious dog and cat jokes? If you’re a lover of our furry friends and enjoy a good chuckle, these jokes will have you grinning from ear to ...

Cats are something else, man. There's a reason cat owners get along with dogs, but dog owners absolutely loathe and despise all felines from the bottom of their hearts. I mean, they only want love and ...

I think they all three were scared to death to do anything, so they did nothing and they let it go." Dinwiddie, whose shot was at the center of the controversial no-call, gave a detailed ...

A Facebook account shared comical pictures of a huge elephant using a Volkswagen Polo as a scratching post. The occupants escaped the situation unharmed.

in the cut that everyone saw. It wasn't always like that. "In the first version, Olaf himself was scared and confused by what was happening... We had made our intended audience (children ...

All these details are intended to lead one's eye away from the hiding cat. Second, muted colors are used in the puzzle. Such hues immediately trigger difficulty because nothing obtrusive stands out.

Racking up over 16 million views on TikTok, the footage, shared by @mimi_moew1, shows the cat's owner picking up the tabby by the scruff of its neck and turning the feline to face the camera.

It is the latest in a series of investigations Google faces worldwide. In the US, the government wants it to sell its browser, Chrome, to address what a judged ruled was its illegal monopoly in ...

On the heels of TikTok’s looming shutdown on January 19 over its ownership in the U.S. (unless the Supreme Court intervenes), it looks like another Chinese app is catching some attention.