Some cats wait to be invited inside, while Piper simply picked a garage she liked and started showing up for her daily shift.

Reddit user RoxxStardust shared the newest arrival courtesy of the Cat Distribution System, a sweet kitty who appeared a few days ago and quickly turned what could have been a one-time visit into a routine. Piper has returned every day since, happily hanging out in the garage and keeping her new hooman company. At this point, we're not sure "visitor" really covers it anymore. She has regular hours, a favorite hangout spot, and a human who has already given her a name. That sounds suspiciously like residency to us.

Piper isn't keeping her distance, either. She's incredibly loving and has gotten comfortable enough to walk right up whenever she wants attention. Whether she's a stray who stumbled across the purrfect place or someone's adventurous kitty making daily social calls is still a mystery. RoxxStardust plans to keep an eye out for anyone searching for her before making any assumptions.

In the meantime, Piper has herself a safe place to relax and a hooman who clearly doesn't mind having a furry garage supervisor around. There's even talk of building her a little home out there since she seems so attached to the space. A few days of visits and she's already inspiring home renovations. The CDS works fast.

We have to appreciate Piper's strategy here. Why rush into adoption when you can slowly become part of someone's daily life until they start considering building you your own apartment?

Whether Piper already has a family somewhere or chose this garage as the beginning of her next chapter, she certainly knows how to make herself welcome.

At this rate, RoxxStardust may soon realize it's Piper's garage and the hoomans are just allowed to use it.

Just a dash of Southern comfort for Dolly fans who are cat pawrents celebrating the life and legacy of a great country singer. 

Dolly is one of the most successful and influential musicians of all time. She didn't have it easy in the world, and grew up modest. But she used her brains, brawn, and talent to establish herself as a country music icon that we still love and cherish today. If you like cats, you're sure to love Dolly, because this gal was also an animal activist. She was born in the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee, and though she lived a long and prosperous life, she will eternally be remembered by I Can Has Cheezburger. She sang of life, love, hope, working 9-5, and the nuances of life. Dubbed "The Queen of Country" for good reason, Dolly represents everything positive in the world, and the amazing talent of women. 

Country cats are something Dolly would know everything about. Living the country life is not like a big city, it's not a New Yorker or a California surfer. It's not a Miami partier and it's not a mountain dwelling Pacific Northwester. The south and Midwest make up such a huge portion of the United States, and cultures, foods, and accents vary vastly. Country music is as popular as it gets in those parts, and for anyone who likes it, the twang is something endearing. If you're a Dolly Parton fan and cat person, then you can scroll these slow, rural, and cowboy cat memes to honor a great lady. Enjoy. 

Some bonds are stronger than any differences you might have. 

Everyone knows that cats and dogs are very different. It's a stereotype for a reason. Dogs wag their tails when they are happy, while cats wag their tails when they are annoyed, overstimulated, uncertain, or very much not happy. The opposite of happy. And that is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the differences between them. But that doesn't mean that they cannot bond. In fact, cats and dogs can be best friends. 

Under the right circumstances, for example, when cats and dogs grow up together. Or even when they don't grow up together - if a cat is particularly friendly and accepting or if a dog is patient and persistent enough, friendship can bloom between them. In Upset_Nectarine_1281's story, we think that it was a mix of a few things. 

The dog in this story was newly adopted. She had been with her new family for barely a month before this kitten came into their lives. She was most likely still adjusting to this new environment herself. And then, out of nowhere, a kitten in need of help shows up in the house too. The kitten is tiny, the kitten is sick, and the kitten is absolutely terrified of this new reality that he has been dropped into. Maybe the pupper could sympathize. Maybe she wanted something to nurse, to care for, to distract her from her own new reality. Either way, despite not growing up together and not knowing the behavior patterns of other cats and dogs, these two bonded through their shared experiences and will stay bonded until the end of their lives. 

Cats know where they are wanted and where they are not. 

We always talk about how cats are the ones who choose their families rather than the other way around. Cats just… know. They know which humans are ready to adopt a cat, sometimes even before the humans themselves know it. They know which house will spoil them properly. They know where they will be appreciated, respected and loved. We quite know how they know it. We just know that they do. That is how the CDS - the cat distribution system - came to exist as a term on the internet. Because we needed a name to capture this phenomenon. 

Cats also know where they are not wanted. That's why sometimes, a family may adopt a cat, but the cat might decide that someone else is more fitting. And they will do something about it. Cats will just straight-up leave if they feel like they don't belong anymore. Of course, that doesn't happen often. If you are someone who is blessed to be chosen by a cat, then you generally love that cat till the very end. But sometimes, life happens. 

We're sure that this family didn't plan to have not one, but two kids who are allergic to cats, but that, tragically, is exactly what happened. One kid, they could deal with, but two? They were still trying. But things changed in the house, and the kitty was feeling it too. So, the cat escaped, taking matters into his own hands. He walked out and went straight for the house where he knew he would be wanted. 

The owners of said house saw the cat, realized that this was probably not a stray, and tried to reunite the cat with his family. But after the family explained the situation, and after the neighbors saw just how well this random cat was getting along with them and with their dogs, it was decided to let the cat stay. As if the humans had any choice in the matter. They didn't know it, but the cat had already chosen, and the decision is always in the cat's paws. 

They could have made so many other choices, but they chose to throw her out of a moving car at 65 miles per hour. 

Some kittens are born into litters filled with love and handed straight into the arms of humans who love them. They will never know sadness more than being left alone for 8 hours while their pawrents go off to work, and never have a fear greater than their mortal enemy, the vacuum cleaner. Others are not so lucky. Some are born to stray moms, live their whole lives as feral cats, and if they're lucky get rescued by some kind purrson and get to experience love at some point in their lives. And then there are cats like the kitten in @jewelias_woof_pack's video, who start their lives seeing the worst from humanity.

While driving on a major highway in Portland, a dog rescuer and her son saw a black car in front of them throw a box out of the car window while going 65 mph. From that box scurried a tiny tortioseshell kitten, who darted in between speeding cars while dragging the box with her. They slammed on the brakes and pulled over to help. After some searching, they found her, and brought her to the emergency vet to get examined.

This kitten didn't deserve to be abandoned, let alone thrown out of a moving car. Less than 2-months-old, this cat has known nothing but fear, pain, and uncertainty. Purrhaps this kitten was from an unexpected "oopsie litter", but that's still no reason to resort to such… cruelty. But luckily, for every terrible person whose instinct is to do something like this, there is another person whose instinct is to pull over and rescue them.

Coworkers can turn even the calmest employee into a hissterical mess, and these cats perfectly understand the struggle of sharing a workplace with people who test your last nerve.

Every office has that one coworker. They schedule meetings that could have been emails, ask questions while you're clearly busy, and somehow always appear beside your desk the second you're trying to concentrate. Much like an annoyed cat with airplane ears, sometimes all you can do is stare and hope they understand the warning.

Then there's the coworker who wants to chat first thing in the morning. Please respect the claws before coffee. We haven't even opened our inbox yet, and someone is already asking what we did over the weekend. Give us at least three business hours to become approachable.

Group projects bring their own special brand of feline frustration. One person disappears until everything is finished, another has seventeen opinions but does none of the work, and somehow you're left cleaning up the mess. Cats would never tolerate this nonsense. One well-timed swat and workplace responsibilities would be redistributed immediately.

Lunch doesn't offer much relief either. Someone is heating up something questionable in the microwave, another person has stolen your favorite spot, and there's always a coworker hovering nearby while you're trying to eat. Touch our lunch and the claws are officially coming out.

By 5 PM, we're channeling the energy of a cat who has been bothered during a nap one too many times. The laptop closes, the social battery hits zero, and every remaining problem becomes tomorrow's problem.

Until then, these cranky cat memes are here for every hooman who loves their job just a little more when their coworkers aren't around.

The woman could hear the meows from afar. They were coming from the parking garage. She got closer until a small gray kitten answered her near a parked car.

Cat lovers know that this is not an ordinary moment. This is a true visit from the cat distribution system, ladies and gentlemen. The woman named Katie even said she had been feeling lonely, and suddenly, out of nowhere, a companion appeared in her way. Coincidence? I don't think so. A series of small decisions changed both Katie's and the little cat's lives. The timing is perfect. Katie felt alone, and outside was a kitten who also needed company. 

Katie shows the kitten her apartment and names the kitten Poppy Lou. She was so determined to adopt her that she didn't even need the baby cat to convince her of anything. Being adorable was enough. Being missing in the parking lot was enough. Hearing her meowing was enough. Poppy Lou's arrival doesn't erase every lonely day, but now there's another set of paws moving inside the apartment, asking for food, asking for attention, asking for cuddles... Asking for care. And Katie was willing to give that to her. 

The story doesn't end there. The kitten also meets another cat, the resident cat who becomes her big feline brother. That introduction also adds to the happy ending. The new kitten entered a home shared with two more cats. That has its challenges, of course. But they seem to get along pretty well. As long as there are clear boundaries between them and regular meals for everyone, the cats will be absolutely fine. 

Cats love looking out the window, and if a set of blinds happens to stand between them and the neighborhood drama, those blinds never stood a chance.

A window is basically feline television. Birds are flying around, squirrels are making questionable choices, neighbors are walking dogs, and random leaves keep blowing past. There's an entire world of entertainment happening outside, and your cat has important surveillance duties to perform. Expecting them to wait patiently while you open the blinds is asking far too much.

Instead, cats prefer renovations.

One paw slips between two slats. Then comes the head. Maybe the opening needs to be a little wider, so another paw gets involved. Before long, one perfectly normal set of blinds has a cat-sized viewing window permanently installed in the middle. Congratulations on the new home improvement! Your security guard can now monitor the premises without obstruction.

Hoomans might see bent blinds, snapped pieces, and another household item that needs replacing. Cats see improved visibility. Who designed these things without considering feline access in the first place? If the blinds keep falling back into position, they clearly need further modification.

There's also no point replacing them and expecting different results. Your cat remembers exactly where their favorite lookout spot is, and some fresh blinds aren't going to interfere with the morning bird report. Those new slats could be destroyed before you've even thrown away the packaging.

At some point, cat pawrents simply accept that pristine blinds and curious felines may never coexist peacefully. Leave a section raised, surrender the windowsill, and save yourself the repair bill.

The neighborhood isn't going to watch itself, and your feline security guard needs an unobstructed view.

Some cats tolerate the new kitten in the house, but this nine-year-old boy took one look at the tiny newcomer and decided he was a mom now.

When his family rescued a baby kitten, they had a feeling their resident cat would make a good companion for the little guy. They just weren't prepared for how seriously he would take the assignment. Instead of simply becoming buddies, the older feline stepped straight into "mommy cat" mode, showering his new baby with enough affection to make this one seriously sweet bonded pair.

Their relationship started off with a little uncertainty. The kitten was understandably intimidated by the much larger cat and would hiss at him while trying to figure out whether this giant new roommate was friend or foe. The nine-year-old wasn't letting a few tiny hisses discourage him, though. He stayed nearby and patiently worked on winning the baby over while the kitten adjusted to his new surroundings.

There were already promising signs from their very first introduction. The pair touched noses when the kitten was brought into the resident cat's day room, which sounds like a pretty solid start to a feline friendship. From there, the older boy kept close while his future baby slowly got comfortable.

Clearly, his persistence paid off.

Now the two are ridiculously affectionate, and the nine-year-old has fully embraced life as a devoted feline parent. This wasn't just the friendship his hoomans hoped might develop when they brought the kitten home. Their older cat saw a tiny baby in need of some comfort and decided that was his baby now.

The family rescued one kitten, but that little guy also ended up getting a bonus parent in the deal. Single motherhood looks pretty darn cute on this devoted cat dad.

Kittens are dumped on a daily basis, whether it be by hoomans or mom cats who cannot continue to care for them, the problem persists. For most this spells the beginning of the end, but for the lucky kitten in this story, his dumping was just a new beginning in his rich life's story.

Tuxedo cats are a relative rarity out in the wild. With most stray felines seeming to stick to either orange or tabby genuses. But our tale tells the story of one such tuxedo kitten who was sadly left by his feline mother on the back deck of a cat loving couple's home. A specific and purpose-ful choice made by the mom cat to ensure her scrawny offspring would have the best chance in life. Something that for whatever reason she believed she could not offer him. And while this side of the story is rather sad, it is nothing when compared to the delight this cat loving couple experienced when they discovered that a kitten had been left for them early on Caturday morning.

It must have felt like Christmas, being woken up early in excitement to greet their new arrival. Plonked on their porch like a gift delivered by Santa's special drones. And this couple took the tiny cat in with open arms and hearts. Giving it all the love and support they had to offer from the moment they managed to capture the slightly confused kitten. And with a clean bill of health this fluffy feline is going to live out the rest of its days full of love and luxurious food. 
 

The cat distribution system never sleeps. It's always working. This time, a frightened orange kitten spawned in a narrow concrete corner for her future mom to find her and take her home. 

The kitty really needed help. You can tell from the look in her eyes and the way she was pressing her little body against the wall. Poor kitty, she was so scared she needed to hide herself in a corner to feel safer. It is impossible to know how long she had been hiding there, but the woman who found her decided it was her responsibility to take her somewhere safe, bathe her, and feed her. The generous woman's hand reaches the kitten and she allows herself to be touched, and that moment of trust gives room to everything that happens next.

The woman picks her up and adopts her instead of returning her outside. It all begins with a warm bath. The kitten remains surprisingly calm; she seems to trust her rescuer. It doesn't take long until she is wrapped in a warm blanket, feeling relaxed, safe from the uncertainties and the dangers of the outside world. 

The sweetest part of adopting an animal is when you notice they're no longer afraid, so they reveal their true personalities. After plenty of affectionate moments, regular meals, and warm places to sleep, this kitten gradually started to learn that her human was there to offer care. So the cat allowed herself to play and act like her true self, feeling comfortable enough to stretch out whenever she pleased and not to control every movement because of fear. By the end of the video, we see a happy cat who is completely at ease. The tension at the beginning is gone forever. The cat explores, plays with new toys, discovers she likes eating corn, and even wears a homemade outfit for a walk in the street.  

We're so glad people like this woman exist and that this kitten was given the chance to grow up loved and free to become herself. Every animal in this world deserves the same chance.

Kittens don't even have to try and they just steal hearts left and right! 

Kittens are undeniably cute. Their classically cute look, such as big eyes and ears, is the center of their being. Speaking of classics, Plato is up there as classic next to kittens, but in a different way. He's one of the most influential philosophers in Western history. His work spaced how people think about knowledge, reality, ethics, and politics. He's classically Greek, a student of Socrates, and teacher of Aristotle. One of his classic philosophical thoughts was his theory of Forms. He argued that the physical world is only a shadow of a higher, more purrfect reality. He claimed that concepts like beauty, justice, and trust exist as eternal, unchanging Forms, while the objects we encounter in everyday life are imperfect copies of these ideals. This idea is the skeleton of what makes up his Allegory of the Cave, in which prisoners mistake shadows on the wall for reality, but they're unaware of the fuller truth beyond their limited perspective. The allegory remains one of philosophy's most important metaphors for ignorance, education, and enlightenment. We live in an ostentatious world void of higher truths, but cats don't. 

Plato also wrote a lot on ethics and the nature of the good life. We all know where he was going with this…cats! He believed that true happiness comes not from pleasure or wealth, but from acquiring virtue, wisdom, and cats. He believed the soul had different parts: reason, spirit, and appetite, and a good life is one that balances these (along with having cats). 

The best thing about Plato is his work in The Republic. He argues his vision of an ideal state ruled by "philosopher-kings." They are leaders who govern not for personal gain, but out of understanding the commitment to the common good, like cats. Kittens are pertinent to learning proper classics like Plato, Nietzsche, or Aristotle. Without this fundamental truth that kittens hold in their cuteness, there's no learning about anything else, and no growing in terms of these things. Kittens are really the cutest things, and these kittens below are sure to cheer you up. 

Every week, there's always that one show that you look forward to coming out on a specific day. For us, it's today, and it's less of a show and more of a wholesome, silly scroll through the internet's funniest felines.

Today's world is a streaming world. Most people in my generation don't even pay for cable anymore, because what's the point? You can find anything you want online, and most of the most popular shows are on Netflix, Paramount, Disney+, or some other streaming service. Ironically, though, streaming services have become more like cable TV over the years!

Remember when Netflix used to drop whole seasons of a show at once, where we could all binge through 10-12 episodes in a few days and ride that dopamine rush for days or weeks? Now, a headlining series on any streaming service releases one episode a week, forcing you to wait 7 whole days for one measly hour (if you're lucky), and then wait some more. You're basically paying for cable but only one channel. 

Well, we've had enough!

We will accept none of that here at I Can Has Cheezburger. The only subscription we're offering is a sign-up to happiness through the power of silly cattos. And best of all, it's free! Every Monday, we're dropping not 1, not 2, but a chonky 20+ feel-good funny cat memes so you can start your week with a smile. We know that Mondays are especially tough, so we do everything we can to make sure you wake up on the right side of the cat bed. 

Make sure to add us as a "preferred source" on Google so you can get all of our feline funnies recommended to you whenever you need them. It's the least we can do in this crazy, crazy world. 

Bubbles is not only alive, but thriving. Now 2-weeks-old, he has officially opened his eyes and is not afraid to show off his spicy, sassy purrsonality. He's going to be a handful, and we wouldn't expect any less from a kitten who survived such adversity.

In case you missed the first part of Bubbles' story, you should probably catch up and read it here.

But if you're too lazy to read through it, I'll give you a quick summary of what happened. A family with twins, a senior dog, four cats, and two geckos had literally just adopted out their last foster cat a few weeks earlier, and they promptly said "no more cats"! Well, the Cat Distribution System took that as a challenge and presented them with Bubbles. They found Bubbles baking on a sidewalk in the California summer sun, on a 110-degree day, and knew that they couldn't leave him there.

Caring for a neonatal kitten is no small feat. At that age, they require feeding every two hours, help to go to the bathroom, and daily weigh-ins to make sure they gain enough weight. In between waking up to feed her own twin children, our California NICU nurse also managed to continuously feed Bubbles in order to keep him alive. Needless to say, it was a pawsitively exhausting process.

However, we have exciting news: Bubbles is alive and well, and even opened his eyes for his two-week birthday! According to his hooman mom, the NICU nurse, he's a spicy little guy who has a lot ot say about the world now that he can see it. He has tripled in size since they found him, and all the kids are taking turns caring for him. Soon, he'll be old enough to be introduced to his feline siblings, as well as doggo brothers and sisters. 

From the second he was rescued, Bubbles was showered with love. It's a reminder to all of us that things that seem impawssible alone, are pawssible with a support system that lifts you up in your lowest meowments. If Bubbles can do it, so can you.

It's no secret that the cat distribution system works in mysterious ways. 

Life certainly has a way of making us wonder if there's something out there. There are times where things feel too symbolic, too meaningful, or too scripted to be a part of normal everyday life. In this story, there's a coincidence that is undeniable. In the story here, a family has had their little Sophie since she was 4 years old. She's 20 now, and they've had to make the harsh decision to let her cross the rainbow bridge or not. On the same day no less, they spot a lookalike across the street. He starts meowing when he sees them carrying Sophie to be buried, and they can't help but wonder about his identical markings. It's no secret that the cat distribution system and fate work hand in hand, and now they get a Sophie 2.0, in a younger and male form. Of course there are those who don't believe in coincidences at all, and you might be onto something. There's unexplainable happenings in the cosmos that really make someone wonder about the universe and existence. 

Sometimes the CDS waits until your heart is ready, then skips the whole "looking for a cat" stage and sends two at once.

After their beloved cat passed over the rainbow bridge last fall, one family spent months grieving and wasn't ready to bring another feline home. Only recently had they started talking about opening their hearts again and maybe beginning the search sometime soon. Turns out, there would be no searching necessary. The CDS had already handled the assignment.

They found two young cats abandoned together in a park with a bag of food beside them. It's heartbreaking to imagine how they ended up there, especially because their behavior suggested they had been loved and cared for before. Rather than assume the worst about whoever left them, their new family chose kindness and figured someone may have fallen on difficult times.

The pair were understandably nervous about their unfamiliar surroundings at first, but it didn't take long for their affectionate personalities to come out. Both are major cuddle bugs, and they've also got each other while they adjust.

One kitten is bolder while the other approaches things more cautiously. Whenever the cautious one gets spooked and retreats somewhere safe, his braver buddy follows him over for a cuddle. Excuse us while our hearts completely melt. Getting through a huge life change is much easier when your best feline friend is right there beside you.

The vet estimates they're around six to ten months old, likely toward the younger end. Neither had a chip, they've gotten their shots, and appointments are lined up to get them fixed.

They've also officially become Mander and Melee, names inspired by Charmander and Charmeleon from Pokémon.

This family thought they were finally ready to start looking for another cat. The CDS heard them and said, "How about two?"

In a house with six cats, if you want to adopt a seventh, you need to call the itty bitty kitty committee for approval. 

As someone who did not grow up with cats and has only experienced cat ownership for the first time as a teen, I can very confidently tell you that owning cats… is not easy. Cats cause chaos all the time. It's part of who they are. I know that now, but back when I started, I thoguht the same thing that most people think - that cats are easy. But they are not. And as the proud owner of one chaotic, chonky beautiful cat, I can tell you that even one cat is enough to cause you some stress sometimes. Having six cats… I can only imagine the chaos. And that's the situation that Bitter-Researcher389 on Reddit has found themselves in. Except it got even more complicated. 

Six cats is enough, and this poster would agree with that statement. But what happens when you have six cats and then a seventh kitten who needs help shows up on your property? What do you do? Well, there is only one answer to that. You may think that you don't want another kitten because six cats are enough, or you may be smitten with the kitten and immediately want to adopt. Either way, it is not your choice. This decision has to run through the itty bitty kitty committee for approval. If the six cats in the house don't want a seventh, then you cannot argue with that. With one cat, you could argue. With two or maybe three, you have a chance. But six? No, this is up to them. And if they choose that they want the seventh sibling… then you don't have a choice but to adopt it. 

Adopting an animal is one of the most selfless and loving things one can do!

Some of the most beautiful things in life come as a surprise. When you least expect it, the universe can send you a gift that you didn't know you needed. And with pets, it can happen exactly that! 

In this case, some people were walking around a parking lot when they heard a sudden meowing. Turns out, there was a little orange kitten hiding under a car! They decided to take him home, even though they were completley unprepared to receive a kitten. They didn't have cat food, a litter box, or any toys, but they chose to figure out the specifics later, and simply take the fluffy baby with them. They were debating whether they should give him up for adoption, but the little feline fell asleep on one of his rescuers' arms. He looked so cute and so comfortable that they decided to keep him. They took him to the vet for a checkup, and he was mostly okay, so nothing to worry about. Now he's perfectly installed in his new home, and he has his own cup, his food, a litter box, and many toys to keep himself busy! 

What these people did was a wonderful act of love. They found a furry feline alone and without anyone to take care of him, and instead of worrying about all the details and the things they didn't have, they just pushed their worries aside and chose to help. They could have said it was too sudden, that they didn't have enough space, or given a hundred different excuses. They didn't. They chose to do the right thing: to help the baby with whatever they had and however they could. Most of the time, some food and a warm, loving home are more than enough to make an innocent animal happy. Of course, some other times it will be necessary to give more specialized and urgent care, but thankfully this wasn't the case. This kitten only needed a family and some love to be happy and protected. 

Being a cat momma is hard work, and just like any other mom, cat moms need help too. 

It is a well-known fact in the cat community that cats adopt their humans rather than the other way around. You may walk into a shelter with one intention but end up coming out with something completely different. The number of times we have heard of people walking into a shelter, thinking that they will adopt a kitten only to come back with a precious senior cat is proof. The number of people who "hate cats" or have "never wanted a cat" who get absolutely smitten with cats after being adopted by them is yet more proof. The proof is endless. We are not the ones choosing them, they are the ones who choose us. But it goes beyond just cats getting themselves adopted. 

Being a cat momma is hard work, and sometimes, even the best cat moms need help. And so, the solution is simple. And TMSaurus's story on Reddit proves it. Not only did this momma cat decide that she wants to be adopted, she also decided that it was time for her babies to get off the streets too. And she made sure that it happened. She did not leave it to fate. She went up to her chosen human, called them over, and made sure that they walked with her, following behind her right up until she brought them straight to her kids. And that's that. This momma made a choice for her and her kids to be adopted, and that is exactly what happened. Because the humans never had a choice in the matter. We are simply happy to be chosen. 

No Meownday morning can start without a purrfect recap of cat Twitter!

Monday mornings are hard every single week. We could have had the purrfect weekend. We could have spent it resting, napping, snacking, cuddling with our cats, and doing literally nothing but stocking up on as much energy as possible, and still, when the moment comes, Monday will be rough. And that is why it's of utmost impurrtance to start Monday on the right paw, and we cannot think of a better way to do it than with some ameowzing cat memes. 

But the memes we have for you today are not just any memes. Every single week, we bring you the best of the best that cat Twitter has to offer. All the things that you missed throughout the week and throughout the weekend, all the cat content that you know you want to see but can't because your timeline is littered with chaos and drama. This, here, is what you truly need to start Monday right. It's uplifting, pawsitive, and simple. No drama, only cats. Scrolling through this first thing in the morning might not make your Monday purrfect, but it will certainly help you start your day with a smile, and isn't that enough?