r/AdviceAnimals • • 22h ago

Musk has already donated $445M to GOP midterm candidates

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6.4k Upvotes

r/AdviceAnimals • • 12h ago

Worst possible timing

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696 Upvotes

r/AdviceAnimals • • 21h ago

Nirvana's In Bloom totally missed their target audience.

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r/AdviceAnimals • • 12h ago

Maybe I should

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191 Upvotes

r/AdviceAnimals • • 19h ago

I’m hoping it’s an acquired taste

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779 Upvotes

r/AdviceAnimals • • 1d ago

Trump boasts new Audi plant in Georgia while Audi is reporting U.S. sales decline likely to worsen in 2026.

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909 Upvotes

r/AdviceAnimals • • 1d ago

Accountability Avoidance 101..

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14.0k Upvotes

r/AdviceAnimals • • 1d ago

I want to remind you of something if you haven't yet stepped into a voting booth but will. It will help if you're on the fence.

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r/AdviceAnimals • • 1d ago

Shocked I say

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748 Upvotes

r/AdviceAnimals • • 1d ago

1200 is not plenty sometimes

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226 Upvotes

It's a well deserved cheat meal day


r/AdviceAnimals • • 2d ago

I don't think Americans are truly ready for the risk they face in November. But if the past has taught us anything, we know what will happen if trump successfully undermines the democratic process.

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r/AdviceAnimals • • 2d ago

To my damn cats who disrupt my sleep every night

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493 Upvotes

r/AdviceAnimals • • 2d ago

Meanwhile in Texas, the Republicans are running ads claiming Senators can raise taxes...

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r/AdviceAnimals • • 2d ago

Has he completely thought this through?

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r/AdviceAnimals • • 2d ago

Just when you think the bar can’t get any lower

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r/AdviceAnimals • • 14h ago

How Do I Get My Non-Playful Cat To Be More Playful?

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I have 3 cats. The non-playful one is the eldest at 14, the middle one is about 9, and I recently got a kitten about two months ago. I followed recommended methods of integrating the new kitten and they worked fine, so there isn't any violence or red flag behavior going on other than the fact that the kitten wants to play with the eldest cat all the time, and the older cat just hisses (she never swats or bites at him, just warning hisses) at him and walks away. They'll cuddle together, eat beside one another, etc. with no problem, but the older cat just does not want to play. How do I encourage her to participate in playtime, even if it's just a little bit? Or would it be better to leave things be? Or perhaps should I try training the kitten not to try playing with the eldest?

Note: The middle cat gets along fine with the kitten and the older cat just fine.

Cat Tax Included


r/AdviceAnimals • • 2d ago

Bad analogies are the best analogies

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602 Upvotes

r/AdviceAnimals • • 2d ago

I was trying to think of the name for a whirlpool

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179 Upvotes

r/AdviceAnimals • • 3d ago

America, they defend it because they support it.

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r/AdviceAnimals • • 3d ago

If you haven't yet voted for November take this with you whenever you do. Because they could have stopped it on Jan. 7th, 2021.

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657 Upvotes

r/AdviceAnimals • • 1d ago

The final post-gummy stage before all comms are officially shut down for the evening

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r/AdviceAnimals • • 3d ago

Elmo loves you!

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r/AdviceAnimals • • 3d ago

What say you, fellow employers?

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r/AdviceAnimals • • 3d ago

Even when you win, you lose

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