We all know that pets should be protected. However, very often they do not allow anyone to hurt them, and their stock of vitality in general, could be envied.

The owners of one British bar for a long time could not understand, where was their favorite cat. The answer to the question, that was bothering them, they got only a week later, at a time when they opened the pool table and began to remove the chips from there.

A stray cat, who was picked up from the street near the British Oxford, was micro-chipped. After scanning the chip it became clear, that the cat was a resident of the United States.

During their research the scientists from the Stockholm University have found that mental and physical abilities of many dog breeds are reduced significantly due to the fact that modern people tend to have a more obedient and pleasant pet.

People are all different and we all have different ways to survive during the particularly hot days. Some of us are trying to be closer to the swimming pools or lakes, while the others prefer to stay in the air-conditioned places.

The expression "a dog's life", apparently, will soon lose it's negative meaning. After all, some dogs are now living much better than some people. Wealthy owners are feeding their four-legged friends delicious foods, building luxurious mansions for them and even give them... The Rolex watches!

Naki is a homeless red dog from the U.S. According to the internet resource "Incredible Features", Naki became the world's first dog, who had all his four legs replaced with the bionic implants.

Every Saturday in Berlin's Treptow elderly, retired  and unemployed people can now receive for their pets the free food from the charity association Tirtafel.

The youngest billionaire in the world, the founder of a popular social network - Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg got himself a four-legged friend. He have chosen a puppy of the rare breed, called Puli.

According to the series of experiments, dogs can feel jealousy. The results of those experiments were published by the Austrian scientists in the Journal "Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences".