The video, which got 1.4 million views in less than a week, starts with what looks like a cute bonding moment between a cat and a cow. The cat is walking on a wall, while the cow seems like it wants to know the feline a bit better.

However, at one point, the cow simply pushes the kitten off the wall and into a container filled with water. But this apparently didn’t discourage the cat at all, as she simply found a way out of the water and started parading again.

Other TikTok users were hugely amused with the clip, with some trying to guess what caused the cow to push the kitten.

“You smell, you need a wash,” one user commented.

“That was personal,” another added.

We would say that this is a teaching moment for the kitten not to mess with bigger animals, but something tells us that they will never learn.

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In a video shared on June Farms social media, two pigs can be seen getting out of their barn and being welcomed with a table full of side dishes. There is a salad with parmesan cheese, some grapes, and even a loaf of bread with butter.

After the pigs demolish the side dishes, their waiter and farm manager, Josh, cleared the table to make room for two huge bowls of spaghetti with shaved parmesan. The animals didn’t waste a single second attacking the pasta, and seemed like they really enjoyed every bite.

They ended up with their face covered by marinara sauce, something we can all relate to.

“All the animals on the farm are very loved, and it is fun to treat them to special meals like this one from time to time,” June Farms’ owner Matt Baumgartner says in the voiceover of the video.

Watch these two lucky pigs enjoy their special spaghetti dinner below.

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The Sweet Farm recently introduced a Goat 2 Meeting program in which they offer you a chance to spend some virtual time with farm animals like goats and lamas. They enable you to include animals into your conference calls and boost the morale of your workers or simply enjoy a virtual tour around the farm.

The individuals and companies are required to contribute a donation to the sanctuary for the Goat 2 Meeting, but schools and nonprofits can spend time with animals for free.

The Sweet Farm will join your video call, introduce you to animals, and let you enjoy their company for a while. The staff will also happily answer any questions you may have about their sanctuary or animals.

“I think we’re all a little stressed with what’s going on — many of us have been sitting inside,” The Sweet Farm co-founder Anna Sweet told Business Insider in a recent chat. “We’re just hoping to bring some smiles to people’s faces while bringing them out to the farm at the same time.”

Here are some Sweet Farm adorable animals you can meet thanks to Goat 2 Meeting.

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The video, which got 1.4 million views in less than a week, starts with what looks like a cute bonding moment between a cat and a cow. The cat is walking on a wall, while the cow seems like it wants to know the feline a bit better.

However, at one point, the cow simply pushes the kitten off the wall and into a container filled with water. But this apparently didn’t discourage the cat at all, as she simply found a way out of the water and started parading again.

Other TikTok users were hugely amused with the clip, with some trying to guess what caused the cow to push the kitten.

“You smell, you need a wash,” one user commented.

“That was personal,” another added.

We would say that this is a teaching moment for the kitten not to mess with bigger animals, but something tells us that they will never learn.

The post Hilarious Clip Shows a Kitten Being Pushed into Water by a Cow appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

In a video shared on June Farms social media, two pigs can be seen getting out of their barn and being welcomed with a table full of side dishes. There is a salad with parmesan cheese, some grapes, and even a loaf of bread with butter.

After the pigs demolish the side dishes, their waiter and farm manager, Josh, cleared the table to make room for two huge bowls of spaghetti with shaved parmesan. The animals didn’t waste a single second attacking the pasta, and seemed like they really enjoyed every bite.

They ended up with their face covered by marinara sauce, something we can all relate to.

“All the animals on the farm are very loved, and it is fun to treat them to special meals like this one from time to time,” June Farms’ owner Matt Baumgartner says in the voiceover of the video.

Watch these two lucky pigs enjoy their special spaghetti dinner below.

The post Watch Two Pigs Get Treated To a Fancy Spaghetti Dinner appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

The Sweet Farm recently introduced a Goat 2 Meeting program in which they offer you a chance to spend some virtual time with farm animals like goats and lamas. They enable you to include animals into your conference calls and boost the morale of your workers or simply enjoy a virtual tour around the farm.

The individuals and companies are required to contribute a donation to the sanctuary for the Goat 2 Meeting, but schools and nonprofits can spend time with animals for free.

The Sweet Farm will join your video call, introduce you to animals, and let you enjoy their company for a while. The staff will also happily answer any questions you may have about their sanctuary or animals.

“I think we’re all a little stressed with what’s going on — many of us have been sitting inside,” The Sweet Farm co-founder Anna Sweet told Business Insider in a recent chat. “We’re just hoping to bring some smiles to people’s faces while bringing them out to the farm at the same time.”

Here are some Sweet Farm adorable animals you can meet thanks to Goat 2 Meeting.

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