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Sarah Kiroddy was impressed at how her parents' new Pyrenees mix handled himself around their cat—and she wasn't the only one.

Sharon Gallagher told Newsweek that she is convinced her cat Bossy had one thing in mind when she saw her: "murder."

The teacher's husband said what made it more unexpected was that the students are "the sweetest and the ones you would least expect."

Dina Moeller told Newsweek that her cat Shaggy's tastes are not just limited to salads: "He's very much like a dog."

Realtor Shane Jourdain told Newsweek the buyer had originally intended to one day live in the property but ultimately died without doing so.

Claire Jopson was clearing a few things out of her daughter Olive's room from kindergarten when she made a fateful mistake.

Mia Piazza told Newsweek she thought the door would prevent her dog, Charlie Pebbles, from stealing the cat's food. She was wrong.

Shelter staff suspect Grommett was subjected to "long-term abuse" and lived in a cage for much of his young life.

"It felt like the men didn't necessarily need to put in as much effort to 'court' a potential date," Natalia Page told Newsweek.

Pippin was adopted from a shelter in Cleveland, Ohio, bringing with him a tiny mouse toy and a very special set of skills.

Tonya Fainter told Newsweek her Rottweiler George "is a great big brother to Charlie and teaches him so many things."

Eric, who is a trucker driver, from Wisconsin told Newsweek about his reaction: "At first it was disbelief, then it was panic."

Rebecca Tivey told Newsweek she "found it quite funny" when she finally realized the scam her dog Burt was pulling.

The puppies were carefully retrieved from the crawlspace of an abandoned home on one of the coldest days of the year.

The dog's antics were a result of excitement and a mix-up over who was supposed to be giving him commands, a sheriff said.

Lauren Mayer said her senior dog companion, Bonnie, has brought her peace during one of the toughest times in her life.

Velma the 9-year-old Weimaraner took matters into her own paws after getting locked out of the house by her owner.

Brian Fossati told Newsweek his puppy, Milo, was "trying to process" what the rug was and "if it was the same thing as him."

Boo the cat struggled at his previous shelter where they were "unable to manage his care due to shy temperament."

Moose's owner said: "It's something we've noticed he does just to me, we've never seen him do it to anyone else or even with my partner."

Minnie Penny the rescue dog's expression in the video had viewers in stitches. "It's hard work being that adorable," one fan wrote.

Sydney Tobolski shared adorable footage of her boyfriend going above and beyond for the four-month-old pup.

Amanda Cerny told Newsweek she built the maze during a holiday in Breckenridge because the snow "kind of buried us inside."

Peach was rescued while heavily pregnant. Her puppies have all since been adopted, but she's lost none of her motherly instincts.

One flight, from Portugal to the U.K., ended up landing in France.

Amazon has apologized and offered the customer a full refund along with a gesture of goodwill.

Brandy and her partner spent months searching for a dog to adopt. "We saw her picture and just knew she was meant to be with us," she said.

Koa the poodle was discarded in an abandoned property as a puppy after it was discovered he had been born with a dislocated leg.

The owner told Newsweek: "When I first saw her coat, I thought she resembled my mother's cat, who is also a tuxedo."

Callie's owner told Newsweek the dog "loves her sleep and loves bedtime," so she tends to get a little bit too excited about it.