If you haven't heard by now, We Rate Dogs provides the internet with a super professional dog rating service. I'll give you a hint of what it is. It's in the name. "I saw other people doing extraordinary things with 140 characters funny captions — making me laugh and making me feel things in that limited character space. I got addicted to that best caption challenge as well," Matt Nelson, the man behind the funny Twitter project told TIME. "I realized dogs were a very hot topic on the internet. If I wanted my writing to reach more people, I wanted to utilize the funny dogs." Soon, Matt created the @dog_rates Twitter account and issued his first rating while chilling with his friends in an Applebee’s in North Carolina - an 8/10, handed down to the pet of one of the guys he was with. The next day his Twitter account already had 3 thousand subscribers. Now, his funny Tweets has over 7,5 million followers.
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I am both glad and sad at same time, this doesn't happen on my way to office :)
It's unbelievable how fast the fire must have come. It would have killed me knowing my pet was out there with no help insight.
I honestly don't think i could leave them, we would all end up burnt.
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Aww. She was in pretty significant pain - that is a fentanyl patch on her back in the last pic.
I didn't even realize these were made for or used for animals. Poor sweet girl.
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I would like to propose to the white haired fireman with glasses in the second pic, a fireman AND dog lover doesn't get better than that for me... 😏
She may have run off afraid and they couldn't find her. Anything could have happened in those fires. We don't know their story.
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My pup will lean until virtually horizantal. You have to be careful she doesn't flop over.
omg, cuteness overload...not thay anyone is going to get thus far with so many pics. The author was once asked why he has the twitter handle using we when it was just him. He answered that iratedogs just sounded like angry dogs.
iratedogs - that is so funny! You'd expect to see very different photos. Love them all.
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This is a good use of the Internet. We all feel better and happier after posts like this. Probably the only thing we are not divided about.
I love articles like this. Animals are amazing. Admittedly, this type of article has become a part of 'daily self-care' routine. How can you not be happy after seeing these faces?
Awww thank you for this post. I was trying to catch my breath because of taking the stairs...lol...and then I saw this. I immediately felt good! <3
I enjoyed the most the ones where pups were anything other than pups! :D
I haven't had any animals in my home for decades for many reasons, but I have been a pet sitter for friends in the past (physically can't care for animals anymore, though, especially dogs). My minister and his family have 7 dogs, three of which I currently interact with when I'm at their house for the Sabbath. I particularly like the old girl who is so quiet and gentle. Like me, she's a slow-moving elderly female, and we get along just fine. The two puppies the eldest daughter got from a rescue organization are very cute, and wonderful to play with---if it's possible to get them to stay around long enough. Don't know their breed, but if "Cute and Little" is one, that's them.
omg, cuteness overload...not thay anyone is going to get thus far with so many pics. The author was once asked why he has the twitter handle using we when it was just him. He answered that iratedogs just sounded like angry dogs.
iratedogs - that is so funny! You'd expect to see very different photos. Love them all.
Load More Replies... This is a good use of the Internet. We all feel better and happier after posts like this. Probably the only thing we are not divided about.
I love articles like this. Animals are amazing. Admittedly, this type of article has become a part of 'daily self-care' routine. How can you not be happy after seeing these faces?
Awww thank you for this post. I was trying to catch my breath because of taking the stairs...lol...and then I saw this. I immediately felt good! <3
I enjoyed the most the ones where pups were anything other than pups! :D
I haven't had any animals in my home for decades for many reasons, but I have been a pet sitter for friends in the past (physically can't care for animals anymore, though, especially dogs). My minister and his family have 7 dogs, three of which I currently interact with when I'm at their house for the Sabbath. I particularly like the old girl who is so quiet and gentle. Like me, she's a slow-moving elderly female, and we get along just fine. The two puppies the eldest daughter got from a rescue organization are very cute, and wonderful to play with---if it's possible to get them to stay around long enough. Don't know their breed, but if "Cute and Little" is one, that's them.
