Cute

Have you ever seen a hedgehog become friends with a cat before? If not, we’re about to make your day with these adorable pictures.

As Georgia Aquarium is currently closed for visitors, they decided to invite some of the less dangerous species – cats and dogs. These rescues were brought by Atlanta Humane Society to explore the sea world up close.

This breed is very active, so it’s necessary to provide them with enough space for exercise, because that’s how they maintain their weight.

Pets are so happy to see their owners 24/7, they even agree to help humans work from home!

This purrfect boy is now on his way to becoming a four-legged star in Vietnam.

Japanese photographer Yasuto took a series of sweet photos of his grandmother and her dog, a Shiba Inu. And Japanese landscapes are fascinating as usual.

Squirrel-sized meerkats are mongooses, widely known for their upright posture. They often stand on their rear legs, scanning the areas over the southern African plains where they live.

Archie has loved to sit on his sister, rescue bully Tallulah, since he was just a puppy.

“Ever since my wife got pregnant, Copernicus tends to favor her more.”

Part of a Japanese trio, Manggo is a chubby cat that currently has 302k followers on their Instagram page.

Nessa is probably the tiniest cavalier puppy you will ever see. While usually cavalier dogs weigh around 5-6 kilos, the little Nessa is just 3 kilos.

Have you met Jill the squirrel yet?

This preserve in Louisiana, US, can give you such a chance. Barn Hill Preserve organizes guided encounter tours, lets its visitors hang out with sloths, and… swim with otters.

We all have our talents and we should be proud of them. But when you’re a rat who paints, you should be… famous.

Photographers captured pictures of an adorable polka dot zebra in Kenya.

Siki: Bimbo steals my food every day and i'm NOT happy at all. It's time for revenge!

“Baby anteaters are possibly the cutest animals I’ve ever seen!”

Peeping cautiously from behind a wall, this little meerkat seemed to be afraid at first. However, after a little time, it emerged from its hiding place to say hello, and people are just in love!

A lot of opossums are feared for being disease-ridden and grimy, but they actually play a crucial role in keeping the ecosystem clean of harmful insects and parasites, like ticks (they eat up to 5,000 in a season).