New York Post

Weird BUT true

- Kathianne Boniello, with Post Wires Services

Maybe these dogs will be in an Easter parade.

A dog groomer in Oxford, Maine, is charging $25 to $74 to transform the town’s four-legged friends into walking rainbows.

Anita Loring says the dye she uses only takes a minute to set and works best on pooches with lighter colored fur. It washes out after four to six weeks.

They say busy moms can stand on their heads, but this one takes the cake.

A Polish woman who lost one of her triplets when the child was born prematurel­y lay in a nearly upside down position for 75 days to ensure the health of the others.

Joanna Krzysztone­k eventually gave birth to a girl, Iga, and a boy, Ignacy, at a neo-natal clinic in the town of Wroclaw.

Well, someone has to keep these drivers in line.

Three cyclists in Shanghai were arrested after they allegedly extorted motorists who were driving in the bicycle lane by ramming their two-wheelers into the cars, then demanding compensati­on.

Bike riders on another continent have a less subtle way to get drivers’ attention: Nudity.

Nearly 300 activists in Lima, Peru, stripped down and hopped on their bikes to demand safety measures for cyclists.

Organizer Octavio Zegarra said the goal of the naked ride was to get drivers to understand that “we don’t have a car to protect us.”

Life is all about timing, especially when you’re buynig or selling drugs.

A Canadian man and a woman were allegedly in the midst of a drug deal in Victoria, BC, when 11 plaincloth­es cops walked by and spotted them mid-exchange.

The officers, part of the city’s Focused Enforcemen­t Team, had just exited a training session. Several of them broke up the deal and chased down the man, who had fled. Both suspects were arrested.

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