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Everyone could use a little charm in their lives, especially when it comes in the form of adorable animals. If you’re reading this, chances are you’re on the lookout for something extra special. So, get comfortable and grab that lint roller, because you might want to stick around! Cuteness Pet Community was established in 2008 as a gathering spot for pet owners to showcase their beloved animals and connect with fellow pet enthusiasts. Today, Cuteness has evolved into a hub where you can enjoy a plethora of viral animal videos, discover helpful pet advice, dive into fun DIY projects, read interviews with famous pets, brainstorm the perfect name for your furry friend, and so much more!

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South America's Largest Mammal Thought Extinct Was Spotted In A Protected Zone

6 days ago | cuteness.com | Adam Symchuk

Nature never ceases to amaze in its perseverance despite many challenges, such as climate change, pollution, and invasive species. Stories like the recent heartwarming discovery researchers made about the Yellowstone bison or the unique one-in-a-million animal spotted in Texas are just a few examples of the remarkable persistence of nature and the animal kingdom.
There's An Amazing Way To Tell When Hummingbirds Will Be Visiting Your Yard

1 week ago | cuteness.com | Adam Symchuk

Getting your garden or porch ready to welcome a beloved fluttery guest, the hummingbird, is a multi-step process. You fill your space with plants that will help attract the tastiest bugs, get a bright red nectar feeder with the correct type of sugar water, and make plenty of safe spaces away from the prying eyes of predators. After all the preparation, bird enthusiasts want to ensure they get a chance to witness the feathered visitor themselves.
Take These Steps Immediately If You Suspect A Pet Is A Victim Of Animal Cruelty

1 week ago | cuteness.com | Adam Symchuk

Animal lovers know how deeply pets rely on humans for safety, health, and happiness. That amount of dependence can make the betrayal of that connection rightfully anger-inducing. Yet, animal abuse can become a complicated matter for people; it could be a friend or family member you want to protect. In cases like hoarding animals, the person may think they are helping and are unaware of the damage they are causing.
The Common Behavior Most Dogs Love But Some Don't - And Here's Why

1 week ago | cuteness.com | Adam Symchuk

Welcoming a new dog into a home is a cause for celebration, excitement, and reflection on how much a new furry friend will change your life. Still, everyone has certain expectations about what a canine will bring, and bonding through cuddles and pets is one of the givens that many anticipate. This is true for many dogs, but others may not be interested in cuddling or receiving physical attention from their owners.
The Pet Kibble Company With The Most Recalls Of All Time

1 week ago | cuteness.com | Cynthia Anaya

Recalls. It can seem like a scary word when it's in reference to products you buy for your canine or feline companion. No loving owner wants to learn that a certain food they've been buying for their pet for years has landed on the Food & Drug Administration's (FDA) "Recalls & Withdrawals" list. However, one company in particular sells several pet food brands that have been recalled for health reasons: Diamond Pet Food.
Can Dogs Get Along With Hummingbirds? 1 Story Says It All

1 week ago | cuteness.com | Adam Symchuk

The dog is a long-time companion of people, and the hummingbird is a favored guest of gardens everywhere. Both are beloved for different reasons, but they live worlds apart; the idea of the two species being friends sounds like a fairytale. However, nature has a way of bringing about interspecies friendships that are too pure for this timeline. For Rex, a shepherd mixed-breed, he found an unlikely friend in a hummingbird named Hummer.
If Your New Shelter Cat Gets Sick Right After Adoption, It Might Be 1 Of These Illnesses

1 week ago | cuteness.com | Cynthia Anaya

Adopting a cat from a shelter can be an exciting, rewarding experience. Not only are you giving a pet a cozy, loving home; you're adding a new family member that will bring joy to your life. Unfortunately, the experience of adopting a cat sometimes comes with challenges that require extra patience and understanding on your end. Many cats exhibit certain symptoms after adoption as a result of a specific health condition.
1 Of The Ocean's Most Terrifying Predators Is A Menace Even To Sharks

1 week ago | cuteness.com | Adam Symchuk

The great white shark is renowned as one of the most terrifying creatures in the ocean, due to its frightening portrayal in films like "Jaws" and "The Reef." However, there is a proficient and deadly hunter of the deep that is more fearsome than the great white: the orca. Orcas, known as "Killer Whales," dominate the oceans with their ability to hunt efficiently in packs. Yet, recent incidents suggest orcas are an even greater menace than previously thought.
Why Cats Sleep With Their Eyes Half Shut

1 week ago | cuteness.com | Cynthia Anaya

Cats do some pretty weird things. If you share your home with one, you could probably list a few. Sometimes, their behaviors give their owners a good chuckle, like when they sleep in cardboard boxes, lie on newspapers or magazines, or walk sideways to look tough. Some cats sit on anything you're using, too, like your laptop. Other feline behaviors could be considered a little creepy, like sleeping with their eyes partially open.
How To Stop Your Dog From Sleeping In Your Bed

1 week ago | cuteness.com | Lisa Maloney

Who wouldn't want to cuddle with a dog in their bed? A lot of people, it turns out, and for a myriad of reasons: After all, these are the same creatures that, while beloved, also roll in poop and other stinky miscellany for fun. Even if they smell fine at the end of the day, they can still track dirt and debris onto your bed.