Ravi the Pennsylvania Capitol Cat

It's officially Hot Jimothy Summer.

And a newborn giraffe in England was named after Jude Bellingham.

And Luna the cat.

Costume maker Kathy speaks about her horse Trinket, therapy work with children and patients, and the artistic practice that grew out of their partnership.

Dan Rimada on documenting New York’s working cats, the people behind them, a long history we tend to forget, and his upcoming book.

Michelle on Jasper, The Orange, and the gate. "It took a few weeks for me to realize people were mainly interested in this format that showcased their 2 distinct personalities."

Eugene used to spend most of his time promoting 70 concerts a year. And he had one cat. That was before the war. Today, he cares for 57 cats, a rabbit, and a chinchilla at the Kyiv-based shelter.

"At the end of the day, I just want to share my cat. She makes people happy. She makes people smile. That’s what matters."

How a clinical feline behaviorist Amanda Campion helps cat parents decode tail flicks, zoomies, and those early-morning wake-up calls. Read more

A harbor seal named Koo Koo became one of the most unique fundraisers in Britain, helping to raise money for blind war veterans.

For 14 years, Tibs kept the British Post Office mouse-free, but his story began nearly a century earlier, when the Post Office officially started hiring cats.

A hardworking rat-catching dog picking up a second job behind the bar.

How a rescued king penguin became Japan’s most beloved grocery shopper.