Amid a long, crazy year it鈥檚 been easy to forget the good stuff. But our fluffy friends have done their best to brighten up 2020 with their crazy hijinks, funny escapes and all around joyful moments.
Hammy 2.0? Prince Rupert deer spotted with bright pink yoga ball stuck in antlers
Three years ago we got Hammy, the famous Prince Rupert deer spotted frolicking around town. But in 2020, Hammy 2.0 upped the ante by getting a bright pink yoga ball stuck in his antlers. Maybe he was just trying out a new at-home workout, as we all were this year. But don鈥檛 fret 鈥� fortunately, Hammy 2.0 didn鈥檛 get stuck with his new accessory for long. READ MORE
鈥楤onnie鈥� and 鈥楬enry鈥� among latest litter of service dog puppies
We couldn鈥檛 make a wrap up of any stories this year and not mention B.C.鈥檚 patron saint, we mean provincial health officer, Dr. Bonnie Henry. In what has been a tumultuous year, Henry has always reminded us to be kind, be calm and be safe. And while Labrador puppies Bonnie and Henry are most likely very far from calm, they are a bright spot of 2020. READ MORE
Kevin, the famous Penticton goose needs help
Ah, Kevin. The goose spent his summer waddling around Okanagan Lake beaches, being fed mini-donuts and wading in the water near shore. But unfortunately, Kevin has a broken wing and he needs help. While many have tried, the wily goose has eluded rescue efforts 鈥� but maybe 2021 will be a better year for him? READ MORE
Bear cub tries to cross U.S.-Canada border, taken to wildlife shelter instead
To be fair, Annie the bear cub tried to run away from the U.S before the results of the presidential election were known 鈥� and we鈥檙e not entirely sure we can blame her. Either way, she has a safe home here in B.C. for the winter at the Smithers Northern Lights Wildlife Society. READ MORE
Who are you calling a trash panda? Raccoon takes a shift at Tim Hortons
It seems like garbage bins didn鈥檛 offer as many goodies as usual this year, as one of Toronto鈥檚 resident trash pandas took a second job at Tim Hortons. While apparently the raccoon didn鈥檛 make it past its first shift, we applaud the initiative. READ MORE
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