4 Reasons Why Living With Pets Is Fun
They are always excited to welcome you home!
Photography: Louie Aguinaldo (Main Photo)
After a long and stressful day in the office, it's always nice to have something to look forward to at home. Whether it's a refreshing bath, a new episode of your favorite show, or a tub of ice cream—we're ready to face traffic just to get home as soon as possible.
But do you know what's lovelier? Coming home to furry friends who would run and jump the moment you step inside the house. If you're still undecided whether you're ready to share your space with a cat or a dog, here are a couple of reasons why they make perfect companions:
CONTINUE READING BELOW
Recommended Videos
Take a Look at the Blush-Themed Room of Sofia Andres' Daughter Zoe
Even Sofia herself said she wants to stay in this room!
This Online Store Sells Décor That Will Help Soften the Look of Your Room
Going for a youthful vibe in your space?
Lauren Young Finds Time to Make Kitchen 'Prettier and Functional'
A key piece in the mini-makeover was a countertop organizer!
Iloilo City Is Putting up "Green Tunnels" for Bike Lanes
Imagine biking through a picturesque garden!
Here's Where Heart Evangelista Buys Her Vintage Furniture
Heart Evangelista talks about her love for antiques, "it's a story, it's history. It's a story."
This Pastel-Colored Cabin in Tagaytay Is the Stuff of Dreams
It can accommodate up to 14 guests.
This Adorable Stand Mixer Only Costs Less Than P1,500
It won't consume too much of your kitchen countertop space!
Places Where You Can Buy IKEA Items in the Philippines
Can't wait to shop from IKEA Philippines?
Home Improvement Items Under P500 That Will Help You Maximize Your Storage Space
From shoe stackers to hanging racks.
Wake Up in a Strawberry Field at This Glamping Site
It's located in the farms of Bukidnon.
These Stylish Woven Baskets and Home Organizers Start at P250
The handwoven material will give your space a rustic, homey feel.
Take a Peek Inside Raiza Contawi's New (and Still Empty) Home
Complete with 'museum lighting,' as Raiza puts it.
