Those measures include every one of us changing our daily habits. What can we do?

Recycle

Buy plastic items that can be recycled later – many of them can. Be sure to recycle everything you can and you can even try and arrange a recycling program at your workplace.

Reuse

Avoid using single-use plastics. Believe it or not, it’s not that hard – take your own reusable shopping bag, replace plastic cups, plates, and straws with the ones made from bamboo, etc.

Remove

Never leave trash outside. Look for food recycling bins to help save the environment, even if it means taking a walk and finding the bin. You can also help pick up trash in your neighborhood.

Refuse

When buying a beverage, you can always refuse straws or beverage tops. Do you really need them?

The post How to Reduce Plastic Pollution in Everyday Life appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

They found out that a skunk had slipped down the slopes of the park’s bowl and was left stuck overnight. Since catching a scared skunk would definitely provoke him to use his defensive spray, officers decided to find other ways and they got a creative idea.

The rescuers built like a ladder from some pallets stored in some of the park employees’ truck and after seeing the ladder, the skunk realized this was his ticket out. With guidance from the rescuers, the lone animal eventually made his way up to the ramp and left the park on its own accord.

The post Cops Get Creative to Help Skunk Trapped at Skate Park appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

The park rangers saw the parent elephants nearby and seemed to be waiting for their babies to climb out of the pit and join them before moving on. The rangers immediately knew that they have to help the baby elephants to reunite them with their family.

However, the team didn’t have the equipment to help the baby elephants right away and so someone kept watch on them overnight until the necessary tools could be brought over the next day. Ultimately, the rangers were able to start digging like a ramp into the mud pit so that the baby elephants would be able to climb out safely. Slowly, the babies made their way out of the mud pit and they seemed to be perfectly fine after their suffering.

If the Rangers hadn’t helped them get out, there’s a possibility they wouldn’t survive. Fortunately, they have safely reunited with their family thanks to the park rangers.

The post Park Rangers Rushed to Help Six Baby Elephants Stuck In A Row appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

Natalie, a girl who created the account, said that she got the inspiration after moving to Stockholm and starting to see the dogs waiting for their humans everywhere. “After encountering so many, I started taking pictures of them and sent them to a fellow dog-loving friend based in London,” she says. “We started trading snaps of waiting dogs we found in our respective cities and eventually, I had amassed a collection too good not to share.”

See them below.

The post This Instagram Celebrates Dedicated Dogs Patiently Waiting for Their Owners appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

Rosie quickly realized that Pumpkin’s mother is not coming back for her, so she, her husband, and their two dogs welcomed her into their family.

“Pumpkin considers the dogs her moms,” Young said. “She respects them when they have had enough rough play and she loves to cuddle next to them when she is tired.” Follow Pumpkin on Instagram for daily updates!

The post Meet Pumpkin, the Adorable Pet Raccoon appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

“I’m not the hero who rescued an orphaned baby fox from the wild. This isn’t that story,” writes the owner on Juniper’s Instagram page. “I want to use my Instagram to be an educational resource. She’s still a fox and acts like a fox. … It takes much more time and patience to care for her than it would [a dog or cat].”

She explains that foxes are messy pets who pee everywhere and smell horrid. Her ultimate goal? Stopping the misinformation that has started the trend of having foxes as novelty pets. They are hard work, but they are cute, right? See for yourself.

The post What is Like Having a Fox as a Pet? Find Out Here appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

“The calendar was started in 2009 by retired Vancouver Police Sergeant Mike Anfield in honor of his wife, VPD Constable Candy Anfield who lost her battle with breast cancer in 2004,” Anne-Marie Clark, Social Media Liaison officer for the Vancouver Police Department, told Bored Panda. “Proceeds from the sale of the calendars go towards the B.C. Cancer Foundation and B.C. Children’s Hospital Foundation.”

“The police dogs all followed their handlers instructions during the photo shoots and were good dogs,” Clark continued. “You can see their personalities showing through in the pics. PSD Brando really is as cool as he looks with his sunglasses on. PSD Bailey loves a quick break in a local coffee shop. PSD Jack takes his job seriously and is always determined to get to the truth when it comes to interviewing suspects!”

According to Clark, they have 15 dog teams in the VPD Canine unit and each team is composed of a police service dog and their handler.

“The police services dogs are important to our department because they are trained in a variety of disciplines which include: tracking, criminal apprehension, evidence recovery, narcotics, firearms and explosives detection. The Canine Unit responds to over 10,000 calls for service each year in the city of Vancouver, and to Lower Mainland police agencies who require the services of a police dog and handler.”

You can buy the calendar for $15 thru their website.

The Vancouver Police Department @VancouverPD have a new calendar out for 2019, and it features the most badass dog of all time. #LetsRoll pic.twitter.com/xEub74p3ln

— The Eagle (@TheEagle973) October 23, 2018

It's official!! We've gone International! Thanks to @VanPoliceFnd for all your work getting it set up! Thanks to all our US & abroad friends who want to support @BCCHF & @bccancerfdn with our #VPDK9 2019 Calendar! Here's how: https://t.co/ITQGGyjUkb #bestever #thankyouworld #yay pic.twitter.com/VoAbgMfTGp

— VPD Canine Unit (@VPDCanine) October 24, 2018

The 2019 #VPDK9 Calendar is the best one ever, partly due to the awesome variety of shots! Gifted photographer @ballephoto got PSD Talon laughing during his photoshoot with a joke about a cat framing a bulldog Help support @BCCHF & @bccancerfdn at https://t.co/o3fvkrUcXI #thnks pic.twitter.com/DjT8xj78Da

— VPD Canine Unit (@VPDCanine) October 25, 2018

The post All Dog Lovers Needs to See This 2019 Charity Calendar of Vancouver Police Canine Unit appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

“At first, it was mostly macro photos of plants, insects and so on,” he says. “Troja was always with me on the hikes, but I never had the idea of taking photos of her until people I met during my hikes who complimented her looks. So after that I gave it a try and I enjoyed taking photos of her because it created more interaction between her and me during our hikes.”

And it’s a good thing he did because now we can follow their adventures on Instagram! What do you think about this cute couple?

The post Meet Human and Dog Who Hike Together in the Norwegian Wilderness appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

Daniëlle Meyboom shares some incredible photos of herself and horses on Instagram. You can follow her for more content if you like our selection below.

The post Daniëlle Meyboom and Her Horses are Amazing Together appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

Those measures include every one of us changing our daily habits. What can we do?

Recycle

Buy plastic items that can be recycled later – many of them can. Be sure to recycle everything you can and you can even try and arrange a recycling program at your workplace.

Reuse

Avoid using single-use plastics. Believe it or not, it’s not that hard – take your own reusable shopping bag, replace plastic cups, plates, and straws with the ones made from bamboo, etc.

Remove

Never leave trash outside. Look for food recycling bins to help save the environment, even if it means taking a walk and finding the bin. You can also help pick up trash in your neighborhood.

Refuse

When buying a beverage, you can always refuse straws or beverage tops. Do you really need them?

The post How to Reduce Plastic Pollution in Everyday Life appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

They found out that a skunk had slipped down the slopes of the park’s bowl and was left stuck overnight. Since catching a scared skunk would definitely provoke him to use his defensive spray, officers decided to find other ways and they got a creative idea.

The rescuers built like a ladder from some pallets stored in some of the park employees’ truck and after seeing the ladder, the skunk realized this was his ticket out. With guidance from the rescuers, the lone animal eventually made his way up to the ramp and left the park on its own accord.

The post Cops Get Creative to Help Skunk Trapped at Skate Park appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

The park rangers saw the parent elephants nearby and seemed to be waiting for their babies to climb out of the pit and join them before moving on. The rangers immediately knew that they have to help the baby elephants to reunite them with their family.

However, the team didn’t have the equipment to help the baby elephants right away and so someone kept watch on them overnight until the necessary tools could be brought over the next day. Ultimately, the rangers were able to start digging like a ramp into the mud pit so that the baby elephants would be able to climb out safely. Slowly, the babies made their way out of the mud pit and they seemed to be perfectly fine after their suffering.

If the Rangers hadn’t helped them get out, there’s a possibility they wouldn’t survive. Fortunately, they have safely reunited with their family thanks to the park rangers.

The post Park Rangers Rushed to Help Six Baby Elephants Stuck In A Row appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

Natalie, a girl who created the account, said that she got the inspiration after moving to Stockholm and starting to see the dogs waiting for their humans everywhere. “After encountering so many, I started taking pictures of them and sent them to a fellow dog-loving friend based in London,” she says. “We started trading snaps of waiting dogs we found in our respective cities and eventually, I had amassed a collection too good not to share.”

See them below.

The post This Instagram Celebrates Dedicated Dogs Patiently Waiting for Their Owners appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

Rosie quickly realized that Pumpkin’s mother is not coming back for her, so she, her husband, and their two dogs welcomed her into their family.

“Pumpkin considers the dogs her moms,” Young said. “She respects them when they have had enough rough play and she loves to cuddle next to them when she is tired.” Follow Pumpkin on Instagram for daily updates!

The post Meet Pumpkin, the Adorable Pet Raccoon appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

“I’m not the hero who rescued an orphaned baby fox from the wild. This isn’t that story,” writes the owner on Juniper’s Instagram page. “I want to use my Instagram to be an educational resource. She’s still a fox and acts like a fox. … It takes much more time and patience to care for her than it would [a dog or cat].”

She explains that foxes are messy pets who pee everywhere and smell horrid. Her ultimate goal? Stopping the misinformation that has started the trend of having foxes as novelty pets. They are hard work, but they are cute, right? See for yourself.

The post What is Like Having a Fox as a Pet? Find Out Here appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

“The calendar was started in 2009 by retired Vancouver Police Sergeant Mike Anfield in honor of his wife, VPD Constable Candy Anfield who lost her battle with breast cancer in 2004,” Anne-Marie Clark, Social Media Liaison officer for the Vancouver Police Department, told Bored Panda. “Proceeds from the sale of the calendars go towards the B.C. Cancer Foundation and B.C. Children’s Hospital Foundation.”

“The police dogs all followed their handlers instructions during the photo shoots and were good dogs,” Clark continued. “You can see their personalities showing through in the pics. PSD Brando really is as cool as he looks with his sunglasses on. PSD Bailey loves a quick break in a local coffee shop. PSD Jack takes his job seriously and is always determined to get to the truth when it comes to interviewing suspects!”

According to Clark, they have 15 dog teams in the VPD Canine unit and each team is composed of a police service dog and their handler.

“The police services dogs are important to our department because they are trained in a variety of disciplines which include: tracking, criminal apprehension, evidence recovery, narcotics, firearms and explosives detection. The Canine Unit responds to over 10,000 calls for service each year in the city of Vancouver, and to Lower Mainland police agencies who require the services of a police dog and handler.”

You can buy the calendar for $15 thru their website.

The Vancouver Police Department @VancouverPD have a new calendar out for 2019, and it features the most badass dog of all time. #LetsRoll pic.twitter.com/xEub74p3ln

— The Eagle (@TheEagle973) October 23, 2018

It's official!! We've gone International! Thanks to @VanPoliceFnd for all your work getting it set up! Thanks to all our US & abroad friends who want to support @BCCHF & @bccancerfdn with our #VPDK9 2019 Calendar! Here's how: https://t.co/ITQGGyjUkb #bestever #thankyouworld #yay pic.twitter.com/VoAbgMfTGp

— VPD Canine Unit (@VPDCanine) October 24, 2018

The 2019 #VPDK9 Calendar is the best one ever, partly due to the awesome variety of shots! Gifted photographer @ballephoto got PSD Talon laughing during his photoshoot with a joke about a cat framing a bulldog Help support @BCCHF & @bccancerfdn at https://t.co/o3fvkrUcXI #thnks pic.twitter.com/DjT8xj78Da

— VPD Canine Unit (@VPDCanine) October 25, 2018

The post All Dog Lovers Needs to See This 2019 Charity Calendar of Vancouver Police Canine Unit appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

“At first, it was mostly macro photos of plants, insects and so on,” he says. “Troja was always with me on the hikes, but I never had the idea of taking photos of her until people I met during my hikes who complimented her looks. So after that I gave it a try and I enjoyed taking photos of her because it created more interaction between her and me during our hikes.”

And it’s a good thing he did because now we can follow their adventures on Instagram! What do you think about this cute couple?

The post Meet Human and Dog Who Hike Together in the Norwegian Wilderness appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

Daniëlle Meyboom shares some incredible photos of herself and horses on Instagram. You can follow her for more content if you like our selection below.

The post Daniëlle Meyboom and Her Horses are Amazing Together appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.