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Norman’s Cat

Black Cat photo by flickr.com/photos/ricmcarthur

What Norman Rockwell did for fun when he grew bored with his subjects.

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Deal

Himalayan Cat photo by flickr.com/photos/buntekuh

You can have your Santa carving back when you’ll tell me what in hell “bells on bob tails ring” means.

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The Mole

Puggle photo by flickr.com/photos/dansays

Disguised as an elf, Lucky goes undercover inside Santa’s Workshop to investigate rumors of unfair labor practices.

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Decisions

Weimeraner Dog photo by flickr.com/photos/piper

I love Christmas. It’s the one time of year I get to pick out my own stick.

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Caught

Cat photo by flickr.com/photos/blogumentary

Please, don’t tell my wife. The elf means nothing to me.

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“New studies suggest that cute images stimulate the same pleasure centers of the brain aroused by sex, a good meal or psychoactive drugs like cocaine…” ~The New York Times

Yes indeed, purrs, whiskers and puppy breath — even this critter blog — can make you feel pretty darn good. So c’mon, take a look at a few pictures. I dare you not to feel better.

(The owners and contributors of this site are not suggesting or implying that anyone should discontinue medically prescribed treatment nor substitute a pet for Prozac or any other prescription. The contents of this blog are provided for informational and entertainment purposes only and should not be construed as medical advice.)