Showing posts with label pets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pets. Show all posts

Thursday, March 18, 2010

Invasion Of The Hover Cats!

Click the pic to see them in action!

Thursday, January 14, 2010

Design Within Reach (No, Really!)

Most pet owners treat their animals like children. Don't deny it - you know it's true. From training them, disciplining them, feeding them, and loving them, the average North American pet owner spoils their fuzzballs more than they spoil themselves. I like the idea of investing in a pet accessory that isn't sore on the eyes, or the wallet. Something that doesn't scream Petco or Petsmart; something that's just as stylish as the rest of your apartment. Of course Etsy has the perfect solution, with these great re-purposed vintage suitcase pet beds. The legs are also made from resalvaged chairs and table legs, and painted to match the handmade pillow inserts. There's no denying that your pet will be sleeping in style with this little number.

Monday, August 31, 2009

Fighting A Case Of The Mondays


No explanation necessary, just view, enjoy, and let that nasty case of the Mondays slip away...

Via Dlisted

Monday, July 27, 2009

Meet The Boys


I'm proud to introduce you to Monsieur Petit Cochon and Mr. Littlejeans, cat-dog extraordinaires! They play fetch, they come when you call, and they wrestle like lions. Gotta love 'em. I'll be sharing videos and pictures in upcoming posts so brace yourself for some feline antics. Based on the overwhelming popularity of viral animal videos, I should just come to terms with the fact that Petit and Jean will undoubtedly pave my way to stardom.

Sunday, July 12, 2009

Creature Comforts

I'm a firm believer that animals vastly increase our quality of life - especially when that life is being lived in the confines of New York City. Whether you have a dog, a cat, or a hermit crab, it's all in the pleasure of taking care of a creature that depends on you, and the satisfaction you get when that little guy looks into your eyes. Do I sound crazy? Maybe a little, but isn't love and compassion something that we all want to share? I think hoarding is a completely different story, but doing good for others (whether they're furry or not) is a good way to up your karmic quota. Lynea Lattanzio of The Cat House on the Kings, has created the ideal sanctuary for our friends in need, and she's an inspiration to animal lovers worldwide.