The artist is based in Melbourne, Australia, where she creates small, adorable plush toys loved by more than 150k people who follow her work on Instagram. We recently fell in love with her alpacas wearing flowers. Each of them is built the same but unique due to hand-crafted details. They sold out as soon as they were released, so stay tuned for Cat Rabbit’s future works if you want to become an owner of one of them.

See the alpacas below (swipe the first post for more).

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Countries in Asia offer pet cafes with different types of domestic animals, including Alpacas. Surprising? Yes, it definitely is. One Twitter user experienced it firsthand, and he was shocked.

Alpacas have gotten a lot of attention recently since some new videos surfaced on the internet. These videos show how adorable the animals are and it has convinced people to adopt these creatures and integrated them into their homes.

The cafes usually have provision for the animals to roam free and feed. Alpacas love to be petted and fed, so the arrangement is excellent for them. Other animals such as baby hedgehogs and sheep also appear in cafes in Asia.

You can watch the video below

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Photographer Daniel Gebhart de Koekkoek believes we could all enjoy some quality alpaca time. His 2019 calendar, Better Living With Alpacas, features a cast of these furry wonders as they enjoy the high life, from fancy hotels to walk-in showers.

We didn’t know we were missing out on alpacas until we laid eyes on his quirky creations. “Alpacas are always positive and smile all day long,” the photographer told Office Magazine. “They transport their positive energy to others and make them feel better. If we would take care of each other a bit more and face each other with a friendly disposition, it would be a better world for all of us.”

Living and working both in Berlin and Vienna, Gebhart de Koekkoek wasn’t always obsessed with alpacas. His breakthrough was actually with cats. In the fall of 2016, the artist launched a “Jumping Cats” documentary, capturing cats in full flight.

What’s next? Elephants, giraffes, perhaps opossums? One can only hope.

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The artist is based in Melbourne, Australia, where she creates small, adorable plush toys loved by more than 150k people who follow her work on Instagram. We recently fell in love with her alpacas wearing flowers. Each of them is built the same but unique due to hand-crafted details. They sold out as soon as they were released, so stay tuned for Cat Rabbit’s future works if you want to become an owner of one of them.

See the alpacas below (swipe the first post for more).

The post Cat Rabbit’s Alpacas Wear Flowers on Their Back appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Countries in Asia offer pet cafes with different types of domestic animals, including Alpacas. Surprising? Yes, it definitely is. One Twitter user experienced it firsthand, and he was shocked.

Alpacas have gotten a lot of attention recently since some new videos surfaced on the internet. These videos show how adorable the animals are and it has convinced people to adopt these creatures and integrated them into their homes.

The cafes usually have provision for the animals to roam free and feed. Alpacas love to be petted and fed, so the arrangement is excellent for them. Other animals such as baby hedgehogs and sheep also appear in cafes in Asia.

You can watch the video below

The post Twitter User Visited a Pet Café In South Korea but Didn’t Expect That appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Photographer Daniel Gebhart de Koekkoek believes we could all enjoy some quality alpaca time. His 2019 calendar, Better Living With Alpacas, features a cast of these furry wonders as they enjoy the high life, from fancy hotels to walk-in showers.

We didn’t know we were missing out on alpacas until we laid eyes on his quirky creations. “Alpacas are always positive and smile all day long,” the photographer told Office Magazine. “They transport their positive energy to others and make them feel better. If we would take care of each other a bit more and face each other with a friendly disposition, it would be a better world for all of us.”

Living and working both in Berlin and Vienna, Gebhart de Koekkoek wasn’t always obsessed with alpacas. His breakthrough was actually with cats. In the fall of 2016, the artist launched a “Jumping Cats” documentary, capturing cats in full flight.

What’s next? Elephants, giraffes, perhaps opossums? One can only hope.

The post Try Not to Get Too Jealous of These Alpacas Enjoying the High Life appeared first on MobiSpirit.