From the masterminds behind the Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards, the competition is calling on all pet owners or animal lovers to submit images of funny furry (or not so furry) friends for a chance of winning £3,000 and being named the 2020 Mars Petcare Comedy Pet Photographer of the Year.
Supported by Mars Petcare, the Comedy Pet Photo Awards launched in celebration of the world's pets. The competition will be raising money for UK pet charity Blue Cross to assist it in its mission of finding happy homes for abandoned or unwanted pets.
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At a time when most of us are spending more time with our pets than ever, this competition aims to encourage professionals as well as total amateur photographers to pick up a camera or phone and capture those funny moments with our most loved pets.
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Looks like Donkey from Shrek after he transforms into a magnificent horse
Not only will the competition aim to showcase the incredible impact pets can have on our lives, which has been brought to the forefront during this challenging time, but it will also look to raise awareness around homeless pets in the UK, a message that is at the heart of competition sponsor Mars Petcare’s mission of ending pet homelessness.
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Hah Hah, what a great capture! "Sparky" is really rocking his mow-hawk
When he's in his manic mode, he simply must dig a hole large enough to bury a body.
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Aww. We are balcony friends. Hope they get to actually meet after this s**t. Sorry for swearing, but..wtf.
Let's face it - s**t is the most appropriate word for it.
Load More Replies...An esteemed panel of judges, including Kate Humble, TV vet Emma Milne, and an animal welfare expert from Blue Cross, will then select the top 40 entries when the competition closes on August 31st, with the finalists being announced on September 28th. The team at Comedy Pet want to see all your pets: dogs, cats, horses, and even guinea pigs. The winner will be announced on November 19th.
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"Who does that little worm think he is, a little to the left please." Crash!
The partnership will be raising much-needed funds for sick, injured, abandoned, and homeless pets across the country by donating 10% of the sponsorship fee and 10% of the £5 entry fee to Blue Cross to assist with its work on rehoming pets and providing veterinary treatment and care.
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As you can see, the Flying Claw technique , as displayed, is very difficult to master....
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The cat is just telling the dog that he should burry his doodah's because that's more hygienic.
I realize you think you're going to the vet to get tutored, but you misheard what they said. You're actually going to get *whisper whisper whisper*
The cat has its ears pulled back, it's not relax..... is it really friendship? Did you asked the dog's opinion?
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You just wanted a burrito? Well, now you have the full-size burro...
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but that is the cat door, do any dogs even live there?
Load More Replies...Hello. Do you have a moment to talk about our Lord and Savior, Scooby-Doo?
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I got it ...........I got it...............I got it..........It's mine.
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Some years ago I had a really stupid flatmate, who thought horses are rodents because they have very big teeth. RODENTS! I can't help laughing every time I see a horse.
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If he were white colored he would be the mask from the "Scream" film series.......with big ears added.
This is what I'm naming my next dog. I can see it now "Here, Cheesecatcher, come here, boy!
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Yes, unmistakable. That’s how everybody knew they were Bull Terriers & didn’t feel the need to state the obvious.
Load More Replies...I love bull terriers! Best, funniest, goofiest dogs ever. Mine was Turbo and I carry his name with me everywhere to always be reminded of him. He lived to the age of 16.
My uncle had one called Buster. He was huge and an utter sweetheart, but had no idea of his own size and strength. He would get so excited to see you he would basically charge and launch himself at you and you'd be knocked over by 6 stone of friendly, enthusiastic, rock-solid muscle! He literally bowled my brother across the room when he was a toddler (he was fine!) then stood there looking so confused as to what happened - "how did my friend get all the way over there?"
Load More Replies...Is that She-Ra and a pregnant Bull Terrier? Whatever it is it's aesthetically pleasing.
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Should I take it....yes....no.....yes.....no.... . . . . maybe I will . . . . . . . .
The dog with the bubble and the floating mid-prance horse are my favorites! The wolf one reminds me of all the old 'Moon Moon' stuff.
My favourites. 1) must dig a hole. 2) longcat, 3) what the?, 4) look at me I'm fabulous. But, loved them all. Made me smile.
"Wildlife" in title and then a stream of pets? This is the sad reality the world is covered with people, pets & livestock --- nothing else.
The dog with the bubble and the floating mid-prance horse are my favorites! The wolf one reminds me of all the old 'Moon Moon' stuff.
My favourites. 1) must dig a hole. 2) longcat, 3) what the?, 4) look at me I'm fabulous. But, loved them all. Made me smile.
"Wildlife" in title and then a stream of pets? This is the sad reality the world is covered with people, pets & livestock --- nothing else.
