You clearly love your pets, and so do we at Newsweek. That's why every week we ask our readers to send in their favorite funny and adorable pet videos and pictures to take part in our weekly Newsweek Pet of the Week feature.As we come to the end of the year, we are crowning Newsweek's Pet of the Year 2024—and we need your help.Over the past 12 months, we've seen plenty of cats and dogs win the Pet of the Week title, but which one will be the Pet of the Year?Your vote will decide the Newsweek Pet of the Year 2024. Take some time to revisit these pets' hilarious and remarkable videos and pictures, and don't forget to cast your vote.George George the Rottweiler helping canine brother Charlie learn to swim. George the Rottweiler helping canine brother Charlie learn to swim. Tonya Fainter Hailing from Bellevue, New England, George the 2-year-old Rottweiler is more than just a pet; he's a mentor. George captured hearts when he helped his canine brother Charlie learn to swim, utilizing plenty of "big brother" instinct.Bella and Marlee Puppy Bella helping her senior companion Marlee through the gate for playtime. Puppy Bella helping her senior companion Marlee through the gate for playtime. Sharon Monell A dynamic duo of Yorkshire terriers, this pair from New Jersey showed that teamwork really makes the dream work. In a hilarious video, puppy Bella helped her older companion Marlee open the safety gate so they can play together. Though Bella has since crossed the "rainbow bridge," the video of the pair remains a favorite for their owner.Franklin Rescue cat Franklyn enjoys a glass of water at the table with his owner. Rescue cat Franklyn enjoys a glass of water at the table with his owner. Andrea & Alice From stray to superstar, Franklin was rescued from the streets of Brooklyn. Today he's living his best life, sitting at the dinner table with his owners and sipping water from his own glass in a hilarious video.Noah Noah the cat taking in the neighborhood on some of his leash walking adventures. Noah the cat taking in the neighborhood on some of his leash walking adventures. Kathleen Kastner Breaking down canine stereotypes, Noah the orange tabby has become a leash-walking legend in his local area. Rescued from a life outdoors, Noah has embraced safe adventures thanks to his custom "catio" and daily strolls.MilliePi MilliePi the skateboarding dog showing off her moves. MilliePi the skateboarding dog showing off her moves. Janet Sellers This skateboard-riding rescue dog from Colorado wowed everyone with her talents. Starting as a playful pastime during snowy days, MilliePi's skateboarding skills have since blossomed into a serious hobby.Buddy Buddy enjoying his very own bathroom roller, installed by his owner. Buddy enjoying his very own bathroom roller, installed by his owner. Mary Spain "Busy Buddy" from Illinois is a cat full of quirks and charm. His fascination with toilet paper led to the installation of his own bathroom roller—and a hilarious video that won him the Pet of the Week title.Jack Jack the cat, who has always acted more like a dog. Jack the cat, who has always acted more like a dog. Jenelle Hardwick Jack, the ginger kitten from California, thinks he's a dog—and who's going to tell him otherwise? Found near a mailbox, Jack quickly learned to walk on a leash and even perform tricks like rolling over.Festivus Festivus with his owner's granddaughter Ava, left, and a close-up of cross-breed pup Festivus, right. Festivus with his owner's granddaughter Ava, left, and a close-up of cross-breed pup Festivus, right. Rebecca Faeder Named after the iconic Seinfeld alternate holiday, Festivus the rescue dog formed an unbreakable bond with his owner's young granddaughter Ava. Festivus also loves car rides and family time, making him the perfect companion.Me Meow Me Meow, who loved water, waiting for the shower to be turned on. Me Meow, who loved water, waiting for the shower to be turned on. Marianne Dighton Who says cats don't like water? Me Meow the Maine Coon had a penchant for showers. Sadly owner Marianne Dighton revealed that Me Meow has since passed away, but she fondly remembers his daily splash.Cooper Cooper the dog enjoying his meal at the dinner table with the family. Cooper the dog enjoying his meal at the dinner table with the family. Paula Isaacson The Aussiedor from Illinois redefined family dining when he started eating his meals at the table—just like his human family. Known for his expressive personality and desire to be included, Cooper has proven that sometimes all a pet wants is to be part of the pack. Next week, we'll be crowning the first Pet of the Week of 2025. Do you have funny and adorable videos or pictures of your pet you want to share? Send them to life@newsweek.com with some details about your best friend, and they could appear in our "Pet of the Week" lineup.

Next week, we’ll be crowning the first Pet of the Week of 2025. Do you have funny and adorable videos or pictures of your pet you want to share? Send them to life@newsweek.com with some details about your best friend, and they could appear in our “Pet of the Week” lineup. Puppy Bella helping her […]

Next week, we’ll be crowning the first Pet of the Week of 2025. Do you have funny and adorable videos or pictures of your pet you want to share? Send them to life@newsweek.com with some details about your best friend, and they could appear in our “Pet of the Week” lineup.

Puppy Bella helping her senior companion Marlee through the gate for playtime.
Puppy Bella helping her senior companion Marlee through the gate for playtime.
Sharon Monell

Over the past 12 months, we’ve seen plenty of cats and dogs win the Pet of the Week title, but which one will be the Pet of the Year?