Warm fuzzies

Cutsie animal photos and other fluffy stuff

A prickly superstar

A pair of Germany-based hedgies have been wowing the interwebs with their antics and travels, and one of them is fast becoming what has been dubbed a “petfluencer”.

Herbee, aka “the world’s happiest hedgehog” is jetsetting his way around the globe, posing up a storm to show his Instagram fans his travelogue.

is making a name for himself on social media by allowing fans a glimpse of his incredible travels around the world. 

His big bro Mr Pokee passed away a while back, but never fear, he’s not flying solo: his owner/staffer travels with him to act as butler and photographer for this smiling wee beastie.

 

Prickly cuteness

I can’t help but wonder what Seymour the wonder cat would make of this cute little critter.

You don’t see hedgehogs around in urban areas so much these days. Back when I was a kid (you know, many, many, many years ago when dinosaurs walked the earth) they were a common sight in the garden.

Sadly though, they are few and far between now.

We’ve lived in our current house for 12 years and have spotted just 2 hedgehogs in that entire time.

That personal touch

Now for something completely different. And pretty cool to boot: a wedding. If you haven’t yet seen the viral video of Father Ray Kelly’s surprise, personalised rendition of Hallelujah at the wedding of Chris and Leah, you’re in for a treat. While you might expect it to be a bit corny, it’s anything but. And the dude has a pretty decent voice.

Ooooh: One critter, one cup

(and if that doesn’t mean anything to you, I’m not going to explain it. I’m not even going to tell you where to find the explanation on the net because if you are one of the 7 people in the entire world who have managed to get through your life without seeing the somewhat disturbing video I’m alluding to, congratulations! I envy you because as we all know, what has been seen can’t be unseen)

 

Walk on the Wild Side

The BBC’s Walk On The Wild Side videos are hilarious. According to the YouTube page, the show is a world of hip hop-loving badgers, dieting pandas and a marmot called Alan.

I wonder if we’ll ever get this series on our TV screens here? Oh well, I suppose our public broadcasters are too busy running repeats of Friends for the gazillionth time, and repeats of Two and a Half Men twice a week.

Besides, why on earth would we want to see fresh, funny television programmes?

(and yes, that was sarcasm)

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