The Furkids’ First Day of Catmas

The Twelve Days of Christmas are twelve days of celebration beginning on Christmas Day and continuing through to January 5th or 6th depending on...

Catch A Falling Star

The Furkids team decided it was definitely time for another one of their happy songs. They seem to have a bottomless bag of these...

Furkids: Sister Suffragette

With the exuberant vitality of the Harris-Walz rock 'n' roll band energizing down-ballot campaigns, blue power has rocketed up to "sky-high" on the Universal...

Funday Furkids: Eleventh Day of Catmas

Because this song dates back to well before its first publication in 1780, it's accrued quite a history. While researching it, I discovered that...

Watch and Enjoy – Patriot Front’s View of Their U-Haul Arrest...

As many of you know 30 odd members of the “Patriot Front” domestic terror bund were arrested last Sunday in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho intending...

January Halftime: An Eclectic Collection from the Twitterverse

Welcome to January halftime from the Twitterverse. I was planning to post a Twitter collation monthly but my bookmarks file is bulging already so...

Furkids at Easter

It's that time of year again, and if you've noticed that your furry darlings are a tad more demanding of your attention or seem...

Furkids: Defenders of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

The Furkids are mystified by the current American regime, particularly this weird craze of theirs to partition hoomins into subsets based on birthplace, gender...

Funday Furkids with a Little Ray of Sunshine

I recently heard this song again — an Australian hit from 1970 — and asked the Funday Furkids team what they thought of it....

Furkids Sing Goodbye to Squeaker Kev

The Furkids weren't as surprised as Kevin was when his squeakership was cut short. They have 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th senses (so they...

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