Welcome to the most competitive puddle on the planet!

If there's something that's fascinating to me about cats is the fact that they can be poured. Well, not like actual liquid, but they have a way of moving that makes it feel like they are melting, right in your hands! And it's not like they are boneless… this is something that is so incredible about them that it should be considered a type of Pilates… maybe pet Pilates!

If you think about it, that is something weird that they do, and I'm sure it has a scientific explanation, but for normal people who witness cats being able to bend and to literally melt, we prefer to think that it's because they are majestic, and that's it. They are creatures that have bones and can carry little kitties inside… so it's weird that they can actually look and act like they don't have any insides! 

And the same happens with people who are awesome at stretching and Pilates! They have the ability to put their leg behind their head as if it's nothing… how can they even do that? Where did their bones go? Clearly, I'm not a flexible person… But imagine how cute it would be to host a Pilates class with hoomans and cats! I'd be so purrfect.

Now, let's get it back together… because you already know me… the second I start talking about cats, you've lost me. But I'll try to keep it together.

I'm really amazed by those flexible cats that can transform their bodies and adapt them to where they want to lie down. And it doesn't really have to make sense to any of us… they know what they're doing. If a cat feels like he wants to rest half of his body on a chair and the other on a table, so be it! That's why their ability to be poured is so fascinating! If you're not sure what I mean about a pet Pilates class, or cats melting, I'll leave you to the amazing pictures I gathered today. Let us know in the comments if you have the stitches of a cat to join their Pilates class!

Twelve years ago, a kitten's desperate screams in the middle of a rainy night led one cat lover straight to a tiny roadside rescue they'd never forget.

One cat lover was walking home in the rain at 1 a.m. when they heard a kitten screaming somewhere in the darkness ahead. There was no way they were going to keep walking.

Having grown up with cats, they knew this wasn't the usual kitten calling for mom. They followed the cries until they spotted movement beside a lamp post, only about 20 centimeters from the road and right near a blind corner. We don't even want to think about what could have happened if nobody had heard him.

The second they picked him up, the screaming stopped. Just like that, he was completely calm. Excuse us while our hearts melt a little.

There weren't any occupied houses nearby, and the kitten was covered in oil. His rescuer figured he may have climbed into a car before falling off near the sharp curve. Whatever happened, this little guy had clearly had enough adventure for one night, so home he went.

Waiting there was Loki, the resident 10-year-old only cat, who was initially less than thrilled about getting a surprise sibling. Luckily, he came around pretty quickly.

The kitten was named Nox, Latin for "night," after their late-night meeting. He was covered in black spots that survived his first bath, so his new hooman initially thought they were markings. More than a month later, the last spots disappeared and revealed a completely white kitty underneath, complete with a pink nose, pink ears, toe beans, and gorgeous eyes.

Now somehow 12 years have passed, and Nox is still as sweet and energetic as ever.

The Cat Distribution System has even delivered two more street kittens over the past three months, and Nox has welcomed both with plenty of patience.

He may be the senior cat now, but when the midnight zoomies begin, Nox is still right there keeping up with the youngsters.

The places that people choose to dump kittens continue to surprise us and this story is no different. In the rural areas of this nation the dumped of pets is very common, so common in fact that there are known spots to do the deed. But even with such ease of access as it were the dumper in this story decided to head towards an abandoned home in a far away field. It was incredibly lucky that someone was there to find them.

Our story begins with a message that our cat rescuer received. It stated that the person had been caring for some newborn kittens in an abandoned house but was unable to give them what they needed and so they turned to this cat rescuing tiktoker to help. Luckily he was able to make time and got straight to work going out in the middle of the night to collect the kittens from their derelict home. With all the luck in the world the kittens were in good condition and easy to find, making for a quick and quiet rescue.

From there things only got better for the sweet felines as their new home came with everything a kitten needs when they have been separated from their momma too early. They even had a hooman caring for them who knew exactly how to make up for the missing presence of momma, and give these kittens the best chance to grow up and live healthy happy lives.

 

A new species of wild cat was discovered in Bolivia's cloud forest, the Yungas forest. Leopardus tilcayo is a new cat species discovered by scientists for the first time in more than a century.

Pspspsps is what everyone is thinking about right now. 

People were thrilled by the new cat, so they asked the wildlife sanctuary that is taking care of him how the story went. The sanctuary Senda Verde explained on their socials that Tilcayo is the name local people use for the species and that Tigrino is the individual currently under their care. The cat was taken from the wild by a man who mistakenly thought he was a domestic cat. The man soon realized he had captured a wild animal, and when he found out it was not a regular cat, he gave it to Senda Verde. Now, the sanctuary has received a large number of donations for Tigrino, since people loved him and we all want him to have a good life. Long live Tigrino!

How are there more cat species in the world? The planet kept one tiny spotted feline hidden in a cloud forest. Finding out that the world contains one more kind of cat feels like a surprise bonus from nature. By the way, this is a very catlike story. Existing quietly for ages and then, out of the blue, allowing humans to notice when they finally catch up? Sounds like something a cat would do. 

There is still a lot to learn from this species. What we know now is that the tilcayo weighs around three pounds and measures about 18 inches, making it smaller than the average house cat. It has the appearance of a tiny leopard that could disappear beneath your couch. But he belongs in the forest habitat, so we should admire him from a respectful distance. Recent findings suggest that they are active at night and eat small rodents, but their population size and many details of their behavior remain unknown. For now, I would welcome them to the feline family with a virtual pspspsps.

Who's in the mood for being purrfeclty spooked today? 

If there's one thing cuter than our furbabies, it's our furbabies in a little costume. If you're skilled enough to get them to stand still while you put the costume on without getting scratches all over you, you'll be left with a fluffy furball in a cute little dress looking at you like you've just disrespected all its ancestors. I wouldn't be surprised if, from one moment to another, they started speaking out of nowhere and said, "This is preposterous, Karen" (insert squeaky voice here).

For us, seeing our kitten cities all dressed up is something that nearly makes us explode with cuteness. Our gallery of photos is already running out of space from all the pictures we take of them; the last thing we need is to make them look even cuter, fluffier, and more pawdorable than they already are. We're going to need a second phone to contain only their photos and not worry about other non-important things taking up space on our phones, when what we really want is to have it full of our fluffies' photos. Or maybe we could go vintage and get a real camera, and use it exclusively for our furbabies' photo album. That's another idea! A real photo album of all the cute stuff our cats do. We could have it all ordered by date, like, "On October 5th, he curled up on the couch beside me," with the photo on the side. People used ot do those albums for their children when smartphones weren't a thing, so what's stopping us from doing the same for our feline children? After all, they probably are the only children we're going to have. We might as well just spoil them now, and use some of our free time for an artistic project. Those albums take quite a bit of work, and if we want it to look nice enough to be worthy of or cat's cuteness, we're going to have to put a lot of effort into it. But for now, while we get all the materials we need, we can get inspired for the next Halloween with these photos of kittens in costumes!

Cats ponder too, just like Nietzsche.

Philosophy is around us all the time, whether we think about it or not. Every moment is an opportunity to analyze, to compare, to reflect, or to think about things. There are endless thoughts, and some may say that a thought is no more valuable than a piece of trash, but it's not true. If it matters to you, then it matters in the world. Cats think too, even if they don't seem like it. They're always pondering when they will get tuna again, or how to destroy something in the house they've already destroyed. They might think about what it'd be like if they were born a dog, or a bird. The important thing to remember is that you don't have to be a genius to have an important opinion or to be valuable. Value lies in places where you put it, so put it right here in these wise cat memes teaching you about life in ways you didn't realize existed. And of course, some very famous quotes by some very famous philosophers. 

Marcus Aurelius: "You always own the option of having no opinion. There is never any need to get worked up or to trouble your soul about things you can't control."

Aristotle: "Educating the mind without educating the heart is no education at all."

Plato: "We can easily forgive a child who is afraid of the dark; the real tragedy of life is when men are afraid of the light."

Thomas Aquinas: "The things that we love tell us what we are."

Niccolò Machiavelli: "Never attempt to win by force what can be won by deception."

René Descartes: "I think, therefore I am."

Baruch Spinoza: "I have laboured carefully, not to mock, lament, or execrate human actions, but to understand them."

Immanuel Kant: "Always recognize that human individuals are ends, and do not use them as means to your end."

Friedrich Nietzsche: "Whoever fights monsters should see to it that in the process he does not become a monster. And when you gaze long into an abyss the abyss also gazes into you."

Cats are creatures who teach us about boundaries very quickly. They also understand boundaries themselves. 

Some cats are very cuddly. Some cats are not. And that's fine. We, as their owners, accept our cats exactly as they are. A cat who is not very cuddly coming to cuddle with you is the biggest honor. But even if your cat is a full-on velcro kitty, you should still appreciate every single time that this cat comes to cuddle with you. Because you never know how long you will have your cats for. Every moment like that with them is meowgical, even if it happens often. 

It's also part of your job to encourage them. When that meowgical moment happens, when your "aloof cat" finally comes to cuddle with you, you have to let them know that not only is it okay, it's wanted. Because cats understand boundaries when it comes to personal space, and some of them will even respect these boundaries. That's what the person in today's story didn't realize. They didn't know that one mistake was enough to mess up. 

At some point, without even realizing, they must have reacted in some way that made their cat believe that his owner did not want to cuddle with him. A lie. A painful lie. A misstep that had consequences for a long time. This owner simply thought that their cat didn't like cuddling, and just like the cat thought that he was respecting his owner's boundaries, the owner thought that they were respecting the cat's boundaries. 

It was completely by accident that this owner realized the misunderstanding going on between them and their cat. One day, the cat fell asleep cuddled up next to them - something that never happens. The owner was overjoyed. The cat, on the other hand, was embarrassed when he woke up. He shyly tried to leave. But his owner realized what had happened, brought him back, and petted him throughout his nap. And there was no going back after that. Now, it's enough for this person to turn off the light and pat the spot next to them for their little cuddlebug to appear by their side. 

A little cat detour from whatever you were supposed to be doing today…

There's always that time of day when the only thing you need is a little break from all the tasks and noise out there. You know that feeling where all the things that need to be done start getting overwhelming, and you just know that it's going to take a while? In that exact moment, stand up from your desk and go for a little walk. Sometimes, things aren't as hard as we think they are, but we need some perspective to come to that realization. The good thing is that the internet can be a good place for your brain to relax, although that may sound contradictory.

If you don't trust me and aren't sure that the internet can have a little soft and wholesome corner, you've come to the right place. Hi, I'm Cata, and I'm a writer whose favourite task of the day is writing about cats. This feline animal is a great example of what wholesome actually is, and looking at them can be very soothing for an active brain that needs a little rest. Think about it for a second: animals don't think about their future, nor do they think about the past. They can only focus on the present moment, and only do the things they want and need to do, based on their instinct.

Yes, we can't do that, but it's not bad to watch and learn some of their principles. If they are tired, they rest; if they are hungry, they eat. We can translate this cat-logic into the human world and find that sometimes, although there are things that need to get done that go beyond our instincts and desires, we focus on future things, and that can really upset us. Accepting what's coming our way can be a great tool when dealing with stress. If you have a cat at home, take a moment to spend with him, and you'll see what I'm talking about. But if you don't, you can scroll through this collection of wholesome cats, and maybe you'll mind, and your soul will relax. 

Every purrfet Caturday must start with the best cat content of the week! 

Take a deep breath of fresh air, everyone, because the week is finally over. Caturday is here, and we are more than ready for a break. We are ready for a whole day of doing absolutely nothing. We want to spend this day at home, socializing with our cats solely, wrapped up in a warm blanket, a hot cocoa mug in our hand, scrolling through a whole bunch of pawsome cat memes. 

That's all we need to have a purrfect Caturday. And that is exactly what we are about to give you in our weekly Caturday meowgazine. Here, you will find only the best of the best that cat internet had to offer this week. The best memes, the most wholesome stories, the most viral Tweets. We have everything that you can possibly need to start this day on the right paw. Have a lovely Caturday, y'all! 

The Cat Distribution System decided this baby needed a best friend waiting for him when he gets home.

A black kitten had been sneaking into the family's garage for a few days, and although they could hear him moving around in there, they had absolutely no idea where he was hiding. We have to give Binx credit because apparently his hiding skills are pretty impressive.

Eventually, his future pawrents got creative. They attached their indoor Ring camera to a stick and started searching around the garage with it. Sure enough, there was the little guy tucked behind a cabinet. Imagine having to conduct a full surveillance operation just to locate one tiny kitten.

Finding him was only half the battle. They still had to convince him to come out. On Labor Day, some wet food finally did the trick, and they were able to lure him out and catch him. We're not surprised. If there's one thing capable of ruining even the best feline hiding spot, it's the smell of a good meal.

His new cat mom also happens to be 36 weeks pregnant, because apparently preparing to bring home a baby wasn't keeping the household busy enough already. The CDS clearly saw an opening and decided to throw a kitten into the mix too.

They named their surprise new family member Binx, and he's wasting absolutely no time getting comfortable. He's already been hanging out in the baby's crib and keeping it warm until his future bestie arrives.

We can only imagine how cute these two are going to be growing up together. Binx got there a few weeks early, so he has plenty of time to inspect the house, test out the crib, and get settled before the baby comes home.

The baby isn't even here yet and his first feline friend is already waiting for him.

Who knew the guardian angels of a couple of kittens would be two fishermen far out on the water?

Some cats are truly luckier than others. But I don't know if I'd label these two orange kittens completely "lucky". They are definitely lucky to have been saved, pulled from the water as if they were baby Moses pulled from the Nile to receive a second chance in life. But I can't honestly call them "lucky", because it's obvious that the beginning of their story, before they were saved, is a harsh tale of abandonment. No couple of kittens is found in the middle of nowhere, only nature surrounds them, and they know to seek humans' help to stay alive.

Whenever I see a story of kittens abandoned in the middle of nowhere, it makes me angry, I have to admit. Because who in their right mind just throws kittens into the woods? There are so many, so many options for a person to consider before abandoning such helpless lives to their fates. Not ready for the responsibility of adoption? That's okay. But finding the kittens a forever home, or giving them to a shelter, are much better options than outright abandoning the kittens. It makes me boil just thinking of a person who takes kittens, intentionally, and drives far away to leave them in a forest, so god forbid they will also not have a chance to be found. What a heartless thing to do.

But this is where these two orange kittens from below defy the odds, and actually can be considered "lucky". They didn't just stumble across a couple of fishermen out in the open - they had the bravery, the tenacity to swim over to them while they were fishing in the middle of the water. Seriously, it takes so much courage to risk yourself like that for a second chance in life. And it's also courageous to be the one who gives this second chance. These two fishermen should win something for how they didn't even hesitate to save these kittens, in this life or the next.

What a week it has been, let's wrap it up with all your lolcats!

Another week has gone by, the Earth has spun seven times around itself, and we're on Caturday again. Which is, non-arguably, the best day of the week. It's not only the day when you can finally shed a week's worth of worries off of you, but it's also the best day to spend time with your cat. And now? Since two weeks ago, it's also the prime time for going over the week's lolcats - because what a Caturday would be without the OG cat meme creations still going strong today?

So after you've gone through the silly cat pictures, the wholesome adoption stories, the cute cat antics, and the extra treat you give your cats because why not - it's time to relax, unwind, and lolcat the weekend away. This week you've made no less than 100 - let's repeat that: one hundred - lols. You've been making some meowing work done. You deserve to chill and enjoy it, preferably with your cat on your lap.

Activate sweater weather mode because fall is coming soon! Your cat knows it better than anyone else. He's already claimed the warmest spot in the house where the best patch of sunlight hits your living room, making it feel just as cozy as possible.

These cozy cats are ready for soft blankets, glowing windows, long naps, and stepping on crunchy leaves that fall to the ground. They are experts at chasing the best location for that cozy patch of sunlight. They already know the warmest patch of afternoon sunlight has moved six inches across the living room floor, now landing on the carpet next to the couch. The first cool breeze has slipped through the window, and the household now becomes a luxury feline heating center. 

Every cat has a researched map of the warmest places in the house. There is the sunny windowsill before noon, the blanket on the couch at lunch, and the carpet on the floor next to the couch when the afternoon hits. At night, their preferred location is directly on their human's lap. 

Sweater weather when you have a cat also becomes the season when your sweater gets full of cat hair because it can get inspected, kneaded, and approved for a nap at any given moment. Autumn is the best excuse for a nap. Your cat knows it, and you do too. 

With fall getting closer and closer, staying home with your cat starts sounding better than making outdoor plans. The air gets cooler and you suddenly enter soup mode. Your afternoon plans sound like lying beneath a warm blanket is a perfectly acceptable activity. Cats have been living this life all year. The rest of us are finally catching up.

Unless the sunbeam shifts or a can opens in the kitchen, your cat doesn't look like he has any plans of moving from their warm spot. So activate your fall mode and join your cat. Find a blanket your cat hasn't stolen and get comfortable. These cats are counting down to fall, and we are totally doing it too. 

It's September, which means it's time to break out your Halloween decorations, which means your black cat is now part of the decorations, even if he's not aware of it.

Black cats didn't wait for the decorations to come out or for someone to place a pumpkin on the porch. They are your favorite Halloween decoration during the entire year, but in September and October, they have to start work. Halloween duty is serious business, and these felines are determined to start their shift early.

They are naturally qualified for the job. Black cats can watch someone from across the room with the intensity of a supernatural creature. If you add a pumpkin next to them, or a cobweb, or a skeleton, then you're done. You have a spooky setting. Other pets may need costumes. Black cats arrive dressed for the occasion every day. Being spooky is part of their nature.

The performance becomes less scary when the lights come on. That ominous silhouette is waiting for dinner. And he will meow until you decide to give it to them. A cat capable of looking like the perfect witch's companion can become offended by a paper bag that moved unexpectedly. Their mysterious stares and spooky image work best from a distance. Then they can be little cuties who need love and affection, and also your chair. Actually, black cats are less interested in old superstitions than in whether anyone has noticed that their bowl is empty. 

So, the pumpkins can wait a little longer. The costumes and candy are still in storage. Your first Halloween decoration is lying there on your couch. Consider this their official announcement that spooky season can begin whenever they decide it does. Halloween already has its mascots, and they have arrived early to claim the best seat in the house, and we don't care if that is your chair. 

Three months ago, Rhaegar and Nyx unexpectedly fell into their hooman's life, and it didn't take long for these two to completely take over.

Rhaegar, the red-collared boy, is the attention seeker of the pair. He loves being near his person and getting affection, but there are rules. Please keep your face out of his face, thank you very much. He also prefers cuddling without actually touching, unless there's a blanket separating everyone. We respect a cat who knows his boundaries.

His other great love is food. Rhaegar will happily inform his hooman that he is wasting away from starvation despite having eaten approximately .3 seconds earlier. A tale as old as time.

Nyx, meanwhile, likes affection on her own terms. She can be wary when something big approaches too quickly, but once she's comfortable, she's a serious snuggler. At night, she'll crawl right under the blankets and press herself against her hooman. Excuse us, that is ridiculously sweet.

She's also the adventurous one. Nyx is usually first to investigate somewhere new and figured out the cat door leading to their catio within a single day. No tutorial required. She's quite the little huntress too, always ready to take down any dangerous strings or evil red dots threatening the household.

Despite their differences, both cats seem pretty smitten with their person. They usually want to hang out nearby and regularly come looking for attention, but they're independent enough to do their own thing too. Sounds like a pretty great balance to us.

Their hooman says these two have changed life for the better and that leaving the house now comes with one problem: wanting to get back home to them.

Three months in, we'd say Rhaegar and Nyx have made themselves pretty irreplaceable.

Some cat adoptions come from such unlikely places.

I have to admit, I have a soft spot for black cats. It's not just their special history because of the ties to the fear of witches, and it's not the fact that they're most likely the last ones to stay at a shelter because of said history. It's because I have a black cat myself. She's absolutely gorgeous - her fur is short but so soft, she has three white spots on her belly, and she has striking green eyes. She's 7 years old now, and I've had her since she was a month old. She's literally my first child. I love my Cassie to bits.

That's why when I hear a story about a black kitten being adopted, my heart melts instantly. Like, even faster than when I hear about any cat being adopted. Moreover, when a black cat is found in a surprising, unlikely place, it always reminds me of my cat. She was found by my classmate (when I was a student) near her student dorms. She was part of a stray litter, and her cat mama rejected her. I was looking to adopt a cat at the time, but never imagined I'd find my soul cat hidden in my classmate's apartment, since there was a strict no-pet policy in the dorms.

So when I heard about Bowkie and his story, I immediately developed an urge to share it with someone. And then I remembered I work for I Can Has Cheezburgrer, the great cat platform on the internet, so I can literally share it with the world. So scroll with me and warm your heart with a black kitten found in the most unlikely of places.

People say that having black cats is bad luck… Well, I say that having no cat is bad luck

Black cats are some of the most elegant kitties out there; they go with everything! Sadly, they have really bad press. People used to think that black cats were companions to evil witches, and that's why they were so afraid of them. Of course, those witches they were so afraid of usually were healers, midwives, or maybe just a woman who dared to think for herself. Yeah, if those were the same people who disliked black cats, we know better now than to listen to any of their craziness. Besides, who wouldn't want to have a little panther at home all to ourselves? We can't have big felines as pets, so we have to keep their house counterparts instead. 

I've always wanted to have a black cat, but I never came across one organically. Almost all my cats have been rescues or given to me by some friend whose cat had a new litter, and for some reason most of them have been greyish cats. Don't ask me why; I have no idea. My brother just started calling them 'generic cats,' which sounds kind of mean, but it makes total sense when you get to my neighborhood and realize that half of the cats you come across are grey. Mine is a tuxedo cat, the first one I've ever had, and she has some of the cutest black spots all over her. It's the closest I've been so far to owning a black cat, but no one says I can't get her a brother or sister sometime soon. 

Black kittens are as fluffy and purrfect as any other cat, so if you have the chance, get to your local shelter and ask about one. They usually are the last to be adopted, and all kittens deserve to have a loving family. And while you do that, take a look at these black cat memes showing you some purrfect fluffy cats. 

Some days I just want to be a couch potato and pet my cat.

It's hard being a cat pawrent, because it means that whenever you're out of the house, you have to leave your cat there. Don't get me wrong, all of our cats are completely fine. But they just live the introvert dream - they stay at home and are very chill about it. And I want to do exactly the same. And if you're here, reading these very lines I'm writing, you're most likely sharing that sentiment. That's a common thread between most people who raise a cat child - they just want to stay at home with their cats.

I sometimes envy the people who managed to leash-train their cats to walk literally everywhere with them. I'd be absolutely thrilled to have my cat with me every day at the office. She'll have a blast - receiving pets and attention from everyone, sitting on my lap while I do the clickity-clackity on the keyboard, and generally having a great time. But she doesn't, because she'll be terrified of the commute. And the office, honestly. She's the embodiment of an introvert, and honestly… same.

Earlier this week, when I was working from home, my cat woke me up at 8:00 am sharp, just to sit on my belly and purr. I stayed in bed for an extra half an hour just to enjoy that meowgical moment. But if it were a weekend day, I'd surely stay there for more time. So, really, the weekend is the purrfect time to just cuddle your cat and enjoy every second of it. But guess what? It's nearly the weekend. You can do exactly that. I gathered these meowing memes here for you to scroll through while your cat is having the nap of their life on your lap all weekend long.

Cats are the best relaxers out there - they can fall asleep anywhere and in nearly any pawsition. If you have to learn from someone, you might as well learn from the best.

We all have minimal time to enjoy our weekends. Between errands, cleaning, cooking, taking the kids to playdates, and whatever else we have to do, it leaves little time for us to actually find some "me time." But that "me time" might be the most impurrtant part of your weekend because without it, you end up trying to fill everyone else's cup from your empty one. It's hard to be a good parent, pawrent, friend, coworker, or sibling when you don't even have time to make yourself feel like a real hooman being.

So, with the limited amount of minutes we have to actually relax on the weekend, we have to learn to make the most of them. Whether it means catching a quick catnap or settling down to read your favorite book, you have to be able to do it efficiently with the time you have. And who better to learn from than cats? Cats are the purrfect relaxation teachers. They can fall asleep no matter where they are and always find a way to get comfy, even in the strangest shapes we've ever seen. 

These heartwarming Friday felines below are meant to help teach you how to relax the cat way. We all have people to take care of, but you have to first take care of yourself. And if you're a parent, like me, then you have to take whatever smol opportunities you have to chill and de-stress. Let these cute kitties be your teacher and have a pawsitively cheery, cozy, and comfy weekend!

Life is like a baseball game: mostly curveballs with just enough home runs to keep you swinging. But it's also full of tasty hot dogs, excitement, wins, and cats that refuse to play by the rules.  

I have always believed that cats would be terrible at organized sports, mostly because they refuse to follow the rules and hate being told where to be. There are many other reasons, but those are the two biggest ones. They would be great at catching the ball (have you seen those flips your cat casually does when trying to catch their favorite feather toy?), but most of the time, they would be too lazy to care.

Basically, every cat is already living like it is the bottom of the ninth with two outs and a suspicious red dot on the wall. That is why this home run of feline funnies we gathered for you below just makes sense. Life throws curveballs. Work throws even more curveballs. Your cat throws up beside the rug instead of on it, which I suppose counts as a small victory, but still. These cat memes are here to remind you that no matter what inning in life we are in, we're all just doing our best despite all the nonsense life throws at us.