Tracy Mumford

My colleague Christina Goldbaum has been reporting from Syria.

My colleague Christina Goldbaum has been reporting from Syria.

And finally... When the movie Flo won the Oscar last week for Best Animated Feature, it was a bit of a surprise. The scrappy little movie about a black cat who survives an epic flood triumphed over big studio hits from Pixar and DreamWorks. And now Flo has been finding a new fan base in People's Pets. People have been posting videos of their cats and dogs totally entranced by Flo.

And finally... When the movie Flo won the Oscar last week for Best Animated Feature, it was a bit of a surprise. The scrappy little movie about a black cat who survives an epic flood triumphed over big studio hits from Pixar and DreamWorks. And now Flo has been finding a new fan base in People's Pets. People have been posting videos of their cats and dogs totally entranced by Flo.

And finally... When the movie Flo won the Oscar last week for Best Animated Feature, it was a bit of a surprise. The scrappy little movie about a black cat who survives an epic flood triumphed over big studio hits from Pixar and DreamWorks. And now Flo has been finding a new fan base in People's Pets. People have been posting videos of their cats and dogs totally entranced by Flo.

Fishbone, a cat, was so engrossed, one owner wrote, that he moved his cat's tower closer to the TV so he could get a better view. Sampson, a golden retriever, was also very invested, according to his owner. One of the producers and writers of Flo told the Times, "...he thinks all of the animal attention is probably because the movie used real animal sounds in production."

Fishbone, a cat, was so engrossed, one owner wrote, that he moved his cat's tower closer to the TV so he could get a better view. Sampson, a golden retriever, was also very invested, according to his owner. One of the producers and writers of Flo told the Times, "...he thinks all of the animal attention is probably because the movie used real animal sounds in production."

Fishbone, a cat, was so engrossed, one owner wrote, that he moved his cat's tower closer to the TV so he could get a better view. Sampson, a golden retriever, was also very invested, according to his owner. One of the producers and writers of Flo told the Times, "...he thinks all of the animal attention is probably because the movie used real animal sounds in production."

The movie's actually all animal sounds. There's no dialogue. Just a cat, a dog, a lemur, a bird, and a capybara. Prime pet viewing. There is, surprisingly or unsurprisingly, a lot of content already out there for pets to watch. Dog TV is a whole channel, and YouTube's got a lot of mouse videos for your couch potato cat.

The movie's actually all animal sounds. There's no dialogue. Just a cat, a dog, a lemur, a bird, and a capybara. Prime pet viewing. There is, surprisingly or unsurprisingly, a lot of content already out there for pets to watch. Dog TV is a whole channel, and YouTube's got a lot of mouse videos for your couch potato cat.

The movie's actually all animal sounds. There's no dialogue. Just a cat, a dog, a lemur, a bird, and a capybara. Prime pet viewing. There is, surprisingly or unsurprisingly, a lot of content already out there for pets to watch. Dog TV is a whole channel, and YouTube's got a lot of mouse videos for your couch potato cat.

But Flo finally offers an Academy Award-winning option if your pet is more of a movie snob. Those are the headlines. Today on The Daily, how President Trump wants to both dismantle and weaponize the Department of Education. That's next in The New York Times audio app, or you can listen wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Tracy Mumford. We'll be back tomorrow.

But Flo finally offers an Academy Award-winning option if your pet is more of a movie snob. Those are the headlines. Today on The Daily, how President Trump wants to both dismantle and weaponize the Department of Education. That's next in The New York Times audio app, or you can listen wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Tracy Mumford. We'll be back tomorrow.

But Flo finally offers an Academy Award-winning option if your pet is more of a movie snob. Those are the headlines. Today on The Daily, how President Trump wants to both dismantle and weaponize the Department of Education. That's next in The New York Times audio app, or you can listen wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Tracy Mumford. We'll be back tomorrow.

From The New York Times, it's The Headlines. I'm Tracy Mumford. Today's Thursday, March 6th. Here's what we're covering.

From The New York Times, it's The Headlines. I'm Tracy Mumford. Today's Thursday, March 6th. Here's what we're covering.

From The New York Times, it's The Headlines. I'm Tracy Mumford. Today's Thursday, March 6th. Here's what we're covering.

Vice President J.D. Vance was at the U.S.-Mexico border yesterday to highlight a drop in border crossings. The number of migrants apprehended at the border is now the lowest in more than two decades. But Vance was on the defensive about another part of the administration's hardline immigration policies, the rate of deportations.

Vice President J.D. Vance was at the U.S.-Mexico border yesterday to highlight a drop in border crossings. The number of migrants apprehended at the border is now the lowest in more than two decades. But Vance was on the defensive about another part of the administration's hardline immigration policies, the rate of deportations.

Vice President J.D. Vance was at the U.S.-Mexico border yesterday to highlight a drop in border crossings. The number of migrants apprehended at the border is now the lowest in more than two decades. But Vance was on the defensive about another part of the administration's hardline immigration policies, the rate of deportations.