Buttermilk Sky, a five-week-old Nigerian dwarf goat kid from Took a Leap Farm in Houlton, Maine, is cute as a button.

I can't decide what's more impressive: That there's dog capable of executing a command as involved as "carry the cat home," or that there's cat patient enough to allow a dog to carry it home.

After that previous post practically oozed turpitude all over my keyboard, I was happy to come across this very necessary brain bleach.

So it's come to this.

Some dads read to their infant children before bed; others turn on a soothing TV show and let the kid doze off in front of the glow. Still others perform an acoustic cover of Metallica's "Nothing Else Matters" while their baby sings along until it tuckers itself out.

You know that car game you used to play as a kid where you'd pretend there was a little man running alongside the car dodging obstacles? Turns out dogs have their own version of that game, except instead of imagining a little man dodging obstacles, they pretend they're chomping down on passing motorists.

5-year-old Aubrey Anderson-Emmons, better known to the world writ large as Lily Tucker-Pritchett from ABC's Modern Family, is "crazy into Adele right now," according to her mother Amy.

With many parts of the country experiencing record-setting heatwaves — and with power finally being restored to parts of the Mid-Atlantic that have been in the dark since last week's storm — Rowdy the Yorkipoo has the right idea: Stick your face in the AC and never let go.

Hartford-based WNPR reporter Jeff Cohen has two little girls: Sadie, 5, and Eva, 3. Recently, Sadie decided to give Eva a homemade haircut, which, as you might expect, didn't end up looking very good.

With Lassie and Rin Tin Tin in his entourage, animal actor Uggie, best known for his turns as Queenie in Water for Elephants and Jack in last year's Best Picture winner The Artist, retired from showbiz in style by marking his territory on the sidewalk of Grauman's Chinese Theatre.

Humans are a notoriously tough species to train.

Charlie the Duckling may no longer be with us, and his owner may be kind of a jerk, but let's not dwell on life's dark spots and just remember that, for a short time at least, Charlie was happy, healthy, and, boy, could that bird run.

"Corgi Rae Jepsen" stars in what must surely be the very last "Call Me Maybe" parody because the Internet has officially reached its nadir and will subsequently be disconnected.

Mel and Joey Schwanke of Fremont, Nebraska, have been married for 64 years and change. Their secret? "We don't dare go somewhere without having matching outfits," Mr. Schwanke told KETV.

With Internet-famous animals dropping dead at an unacceptable rate, it's important to stop and thank the Gods of Fluff for the ones who are still with us.

Two siblings subject their three-year-old brother to the Rise And Shine Test by blasting Nirvana's "Breed" at full volume on the car's stereo while he's fast asleep in the backseat.

Harvey and Eddie, two "very old friends" (with an open-ended bromance) spend an afternoon with New York Live's Ben Aaron chatting about life, letter-writing, and what OMG really stands for.

Try as we might, some of us will simply never have SkyMall money to spend on a chrome-plated hydro-pneumatic double-breasted cat-lift with monogrammed seats made of aged Kuba velvet.

Two prepubescent pals — the uploader's goddaughter and her best friend — love lip-syncing along to Gotye and Kimbra's "Somebody That I Used to Know."

Zack is a huge dinosaur lover. Excuse me, was a huge dinosaur lover, until his mom and dad took him to see the animatronic dinosaur exhibit at Heard Natural History Museum and Wildlife Sanctuary in McKinney, Texas, two years ago and he came face to face with his very own Jurassic Park.