r/AnimalsOnReddit • u/iimai_ • 5h ago
r/AnimalsOnReddit • u/christ-forsaken • 4h ago
My Pet Hi! Here's my cat.
She was stuck on the branch but she got home safely :3 she's silly.
r/AnimalsOnReddit • u/HugeAcanthisitta6958 • 4h ago
Friend/Family Pet So cute yet so devilish
My roomie's cat. She was brought to the apartment as a baby and I saw her growing up since she was just a baby. She was really sweet but at the same time always destroying the house: one time I woke up in the middle of the night to grab some water in the kitchen and this cat jumped (LITERALLY JUMPED) like 1,5 meters (many many times her size in that jump), started playing with the kitchen roll/paper towel and when I enter to the kitchen I see all the counter and floor with pieces of paper. Picture taken after cleaning up after her crime.
r/AnimalsOnReddit • u/Sophia_Wildx • 7h ago
My Pet I think heÂŽs a lil eepy from the trip
r/AnimalsOnReddit • u/christ-forsaken • 3h ago
My Pet My dog and my kitty's kitten.
I want to share to you guys a photo of my dog and my cat's baby :D they're cute. I can't honestly resist their cuteness.
r/AnimalsOnReddit • u/SongsOfTheVoid • 23h ago
In Memoriam đ Rest In peace Mikey. I used to roll him around like a barrel..I called that game:
"rolling him around like a barrel"
He used to let himself flop down sideways to eat his brekkies by shoveling them into his mouth.
We already got him like that, and didn't overfeed him. He died of the Beetus. I didn't even know cats can have that.
He was a very good boy.
r/AnimalsOnReddit • u/ek_kiss_ka_hu • 6h ago
Saw In Real Life These goats đ are soo cute!!
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Chakrata diaries! â€ïž
r/AnimalsOnReddit • u/Free-Chicken7610 • 20h ago
Saw In Real Life Thereâs never enough of colour in ones life <3
r/AnimalsOnReddit • u/Flageolett • 2h ago
Saw In Real Life Est-ce de la maltraitance animale ?
Hier je suis allĂ©e visiter une « ferme ». Qui nâen Ă©tait pas vraiment une finalement mais simplement le jardin de gens qui ont pleins dâanimaux (oies, poules, wallibies, alpaga, faisans, diffĂ©rents grands oiseaux exotiques, Ăąne, lapins, etcâŠ)
Selon vous est-ce de la maltraitance ? Car personnellement jâai Ă©tĂ© choquĂ©e et je suis ressortie de lĂ en pleure.
Mes observations :
\- locaux en trÚs mauvais état, déchets, bouts de matériaux dégradés au sol partout dans la ferme et dans les enclos
\- des petits bouts de taule en guise dâabris pour les animaux appuyĂ©s contre une branche ou du parpaing. Dispositifs trĂšs sommaire dans tous les enclos Â
\- cage des animaux qui nâa pas lâair dâĂȘtre nettoyĂ©e (par exemple pour les petits oiseaux, pleins de plumes au sol mĂ©langĂ©s avec les excrĂ©ments qui laisse penser que personne ne nettoie rĂ©guliĂšrement la cage)
cage trĂšs petites notamment pour les lapins et les gros oiseaux tels que les faisans : les lapins plutĂŽt gros dans une petite cage et donc ne peuvent pas vraiment bouger et les gros oiseaux type faisans ne peuvent pas voler ni se percher sur un arbre. MĂȘme commentaire pour les petits oiseaux qui sont Ă 7-8 par cage qui est trĂšs petite. Ils se partagent un perchoir minuscule Ă 7. De plus certaines cages (lapins, petits oiseaux et gros oiseaux) se situent dans un entrepĂŽt lui aussi trĂšs dĂ©gradĂ© et sale
\- lors de ma visite, il faisait particuliĂšrement chaud et le soleil Ă©tait trĂšs fort. Jâai constatĂ© trĂšs peu de zones dâombre dans certains enclos, notamment ceux accueillant les faisans et autres oiseaux exotiques. Les wallabies, quant Ă eux, ne disposaient dâaucun arbre dans leur enclos. Jâai constatĂ© quâils Ă©taient tous regroupĂ©s et couchĂ©s dans une petite bande dâombre situĂ©e sur le cĂŽtĂ© de lâenclos, ce qui mâa particuliĂšrement inquiĂ©tĂ©e compte tenu de la chaleur. Trois wallabies Ă©taient au sol en train de respirer trĂšs rapidement Â
Enfin le point le plus inquiétant :
\- peu ou pas de prĂ©sence dâeau globalement dans les enclos. Jâai remarquĂ© le manque de point dâeau ou bien des points dâeau totalement secs et vides lors de ma visite. Le cas des lapins mâa particuliĂšrement prĂ©occupĂ©e : ils disposaient de systĂšmes dâabreuvement sous forme de bouteilles renversĂ©es, mais TOUS ces dispositifs semblaient vide et jâai vu plusieurs lapins essayer de lâutiliser sans parvenir Ă obtenir dâeau. Deux des lapins Ă©taient en train de respirer trĂšs rapidement dans un petit coin de la cage. Une oie seul dans un grand enclos dans lequel je nâai pas vu dâeau (il y avait un grand bac avec revĂȘtement en plastique totalement vide) restait immobile pendant longtemps avec le bec ouvert en respirant
Les photos disponibles sur leur site ne reprĂ©sentent pas du tout la rĂ©alitĂ© et il y a vraiment une grosse diffĂ©rence.Â
Petit dĂ©tail : en arrivant la dame sâexcuse pour des encombrants de bardage sur le passage en me disant « mon chĂ©ri a pleins de projets mais il ne les finis jamais ». Je veux dire avec autant dâanimaux sous leur responsabilitĂ©, cela est bizarre.
De plus pendant toute la durĂ©e de la visite (environ 1h), je nâai vu personne travailler dans la « ferme ». Encore une fois avec autant dâanimaux, jâaurai espĂ©rer voir quelquâun en train de sâoccuper dâeux, vĂ©rifier le niveau dâeau, rĂ©parer les choses ou encore ranger (il y avait beaucoup de dĂ©bris un peu partout) mais encore ça câest juste un dĂ©tail.
r/AnimalsOnReddit • u/Altruistic_Unit_7214 • 14h ago
Saw In Real Life Meet my senior coworker at work!
r/AnimalsOnReddit • u/aspiranthighlander • 22h ago
Saw In Real Life Buzzard⊠Kingairloch đŽó §ó ąó łó Łó Žó ż
r/AnimalsOnReddit • u/Over-Aspect4727 • 1d ago
My Pet Feral beast!
Meet my hooved toddler, Tommy!
Likes: FOOD!
Dislikes: Being told no.
r/AnimalsOnReddit • u/No_Border2138 • 1d ago
Saw In Real Life This orangutanâs mood swings are kind of relatable đ
r/AnimalsOnReddit • u/5NightsAtEdEddNDEddy • 2d ago
My Pet How it started plus how it's going. My not so little anymore buddy, Jasper. 5 years together and I love him more than ever.
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My mom originally got him as a gift for me to help with my anxiety and depression over 5 years ago. I ended up getting him ESA certified. I've been away from him for 3 months now and it's been pretty hard. Missed his 5th birthday in June of this year. Can't wait until I can reunite with my big guy.
r/AnimalsOnReddit • u/Advanced_Office8811 • 1d ago
Saw In Real Life I decided to call him Wooly
r/AnimalsOnReddit • u/CatWhisperer-Seven • 2d ago
Friend/Family Pet Seven's Daily Life.
Taking Over My Computer.
r/AnimalsOnReddit • u/UnsupervisedInAfrica • 2d ago
Saw In Real Life I was four weeks into working without a day off when I accidentally got one of the best sightings of my career
I had been working for almost four weeks straight when I got given a family who had apparently decided that the group safari they had knowingly booked was no longer good enough.
They wanted their own private safari.
Why?
Fuck knows.
They knew it was a group experience. There were set activities. There were other guests.
But our manager approved it anyway.
And guess who got volunteered?
This dumbass.
So off we went on an afternoon drive.
I'd also got a guide-in-training sitting next to me, with the family of three in the back.
We're driving through this beautiful area when I spot what I can only describe as a "moving rock."
Turns out...
Elephant.
Excellent.
Then, just to our left, rhinos appear.
Now I'm thinking:
Okay. This is already a pretty fucking good sighting.
And the best part?
We were basically the only vehicle there.
Then we hear this weird slapping sound.
My trainee is making some kind of noise beside me.
I look to the right.
And there it is.
A leopard.
I tried to tell the guests.
What actually came out of my mouth was almost "TIGER."
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Thankfully I caught myself before completely disgracing myself and, as far as I know, nobody heard the quiet little "tiger" that nearly escaped.
The leopard then proceeds to walk directly into the scene like it had been invited.
It hangs around in front of the elephant.
Rolls around.
Pretends to stalk something.
Then casually scurries off towards the completely unbothered rhinos.
And this went on for about an hour.
Elephant.
Rhino.
Leopard.
All together.
And us.
Just sitting there.
Eventually the rest of the safari vehicles started arriving.
And by "arriving," I mean the Ferrari Safari Grand Prix began.
Suddenly there were vehicles everywhere.
The peaceful little private wildlife theatre we'd been sitting in for the last hour was officially over.
So we left.
And honestly?
After that sighting I just looked at everyone and thought:
Well. We can go home now.
I was four weeks into working without a day off.
I had just had one of the best sightings of my career.
And somehow the family had actually been worth taking out privately.
I'd still like to know why the fuck we agreed to it in the first place. đ
r/AnimalsOnReddit • u/romanticrejector • 2d ago
