#2 These Three Little Brothers, So Different From Each Other, I Found Them One Day Under A Bridge
#3 When The Fire Engulfed His Home, Taka Barely Escaped, His Body Covered In Burns, His Spirit Shaken. He Was Rushed To The Vet Clinic, Where The Team Worked Tirelessly To Save Him
The Funn with Animals Facebook group has only been around for two years, but it has already amassed an impressive 101K members. And it’s not hard to see why! This group is flooded with adorable photos of people’s pets, often alongside sweet, uplifting stories. Cats, dogs, bunnies and more can be found in this adorable group, along with thousands of kind members who are happy to tell you just how beautiful your furry friends are.
There’s nothing but good vibes in this online group, and it’s a wonderful escape from the toxicity that can be found in many other corners of the internet. So sit back, relax and soak up all of the sunshine that’s radiating from these animal photos! And don’t hesitate to pass along your favorites to your friends, it might just make their day.
#4 Max And Charlie Remind Us Every Single Day That Happiness Doesn’t Come From Having Everything Perfect
#5 That Cat Was Pregnant And I Put Food For Her Every Day... She Disappeared For A Week And Today She Came To Show Me Her Daughter
#6 I Still Remember The Day I Met Him. He Was Huddled In The Corner Of A Rescue Center, Trembling Not From Fear, But From Years Of Being Misunderstood
If you’re an animal lover, you won’t need any explanation for why humans are so obsessed with dogs and cats. There’s something so beautiful about the bonds that we can create with these creatures, and even non-domesticated animals are amazing to observe. But if you want a more scientific explanation as to why we love our fur babies, Jason N. Linder, PsyD, explored this topic in an article for Psychology Today.
First, Linder notes that our brains are hardwired to desire close attachments and relationships, something that pets can provide us with. They depend on us for all of their needs, and they’re always there when we need them. They look forward to us coming home after a long day, and we can’t wait to see them when we open the door. Pets make us feel meaningful and important, and the love in our relationships goes both ways.
#7 When I Look At Him, I See Not Just The Odd Markings, But A Cat Full Of Personality, Who Had Once Been Overlooked But Has Found A Place In My Heart
#9 I Knew She Needed Someone To Fill That Void. That’s When I Found Buddy
Another reason why we love our animals so much is because they’re pure. Linder explains that, although our furry friends may frustrate us from time to time, they never do it intentionally. They can’t s**b us in the back or say anything that hurts our feelings. They simply want love, affection, play time, food and water. Relationships with other humans can be exhausting and complicated, but the connections we have with our pets are simple and wholesome.
#10 Our Cow Was Not Feeling Good Last Night. In The Morning, When I Woke Up, I Went To Check And Saw This - My Son Sleeping Peacefully Next To The Cow
#11 This Is My Bowser. I Found Him In A Parking Lot As A Puppy, And He Crossed Over Two Weeks Ago At Roughly 13. I Miss Him Every Day
On that same note, we can’t get enough of spending time with our animals because they only know connection, Linder writes. We can’t always communicate with them verbally, but we still manage to find a way to share our thoughts and feelings with them. They learn how to understand our body language, and we do the same for them. The more time we spend with them, the deeper our connections with them grow. And it’s amazing to know that you’re the only one in the world who knows your cat’s exact schedule and what he’s thinking in certain moments.
#14 In This Tender Embrace, We See Gratitude, Relief, And An Unspoken Vow: He Will Never Be Abandoned Again
#15 Rusty Can’t See Me. He Lost Both Eyes Due To Untreated Infections Before He Was Rescued. But You Wouldn’t Know It From The Way He Lifts His Face When I Approach
When it comes to the benefits of having a pet, there are more than just having adorable photos of your furry friend to post on Instagram. HelpGuide notes that it can literally make you healthier to have a dog or cat in your home. They explain that pet owners are less likely to struggle with depression and typically have lower blood pressure during stressful situations than those who don’t have any pets.
#16 I Found Him In A Box, Placed There Like An Old Thing No One Wanted Anymore
When it comes to the benefits of having a pet, there are more than just having adorable photos of your furry friend to post on Instagram. HelpGuide notes that it can literally make you healthier to have a dog or cat in your home. They explain that pet owners are less likely to struggle with depression and typically have lower blood pressure during stressful situations than those who don’t have any pets.
#19 There Was Once A Little Ball Of Fur Named Luna, Found Trembling In A Cardboard Box Behind A Mechanic’s Shop
#20 I've Felt A Void In My Life Ever Since My Cat Passed, So I Adopted The Saddest Cat At The Shelter
