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Is there such animal that’s called ‘joy’?

Is there such animal that’s called ‘joy’?

pattapinka
I’ve encountered a T-shirt that my friend has which has lots of different animal footprints in the back. I got them all but that ‘joy’. It seems to belong to a feline of sorts. Or is it a short form of something? Seeking help

16 comments

DameWhen
Lol! It's a little joke. That's a dog! No dogs are not typically called joy, but they are sources of joy. 🐶
SandSerpentHiss
dog but it’s a joke
New-Ebb61
This is obviously a joke t-shirt. Many of these animals aren't woodland creatures. So you'd expect a dog to be called joy, as most people consider dogs a source of joy.
Malik2942
Might be a misspelling 'joey' since that what baby marsupials, such as kangaroos are called
eggpotion
It's got dog paw prints, it's a joke. Dogs bring joy to people :)
gloo_gunner
That a dog
Liwi808
Kamala's failed campaign.
Thin-Hearing-6677
I think it means that cats make them happy. Some people refer to cats/dogs as their joy so perhaps that's what it means
cheezitthefuzz
No, there's no animal called joy. I think those are dog footprints, and the people who made the shirt are calling dogs "joy."
JustEXQT
I need that shirt
Manufactured-Aggro
FFS people, dog prints have claw marks, those are the delightfully wonderful beans of a CAT
Useful-Lab-2185
It's weird and I don't like it. 
LanguageSpaceEN
Could be a baby animal. Looks like a cat of some kind. Something with retractable claws at least, so not a dog.
royalhawk345
Ah yes, the famous woodland animals, giraffes and lions.
Silver-Ad-3420
kangaroo?
premium_drifter
there's no animal called "joy" in English. it's likely a shirt made by someone who doesn't actually speak English and used an online translator to get the English names. either they made a typo entering the animal's name in their language or the name of the animal in their language can also mean "joy."