【Poor Things】

Puglebrity and Poor Thingssmush-faced pop culture maven Doug the Pug visited Facebook's headquarters at Menlo Park on Thursday.

He was there for a meeting with Facebook's own head pooch, CEO Mark Zuckerberg's mop-like Hungarian sheepdog, Beast.

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Zuck posted a picture of the two looking like they're in the midst of a serious meeting -- Doug wearing a Facebook tee and Beast sporting a new top knot.

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Doug's Facebook page also revealed that he was given a staff pass for his visit.

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Look closely and you'll see that Beast's pass features him in his famous levitating pose.

Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable

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