Feline funnies are any everyday type of thing; They don't just stop existing because we have a busy next few days. In between cooking the turkey and the stuffing, take a break and chow down on some cat memes. You just might get the happy burst of energy you need to hunker down and take your last-minute Thanksgiving duties in stride.

Aren't cats lucky? I mean, the only thing they need to do for Thanksgiving is not beg at the table. And, even when they inevitably do, we don't care because they're so cute and we can't hold a grudge against cute things. That would be sacrilegious. Instead, we can say, "Awww!" and give them extra treats so they can feel like they're eating dessert with us. 

The best thing about being a cat parent? Being a major pushover. Don't ask me how that's a good thing—it just is. So, even though the turkey hasn't been marinating in its brine, and your baked mac 'n cheese is dry as all heck, remember the things to look forward to this Thanksgiving. The most important thing is being grateful for everything you have, your awwdorable felines included. Aren't we always thankful for those furry fellas, though? 

This could possibly be one of the most wholesome stories we've ever heard! A true reminder that one's love for animals goes far beyond just their own pets! This older brother shares a bathroom with his 13-year-old brother and has been noticing something strange over the last few weeks: a random array of silver spoons has been showing up on the shower floor. Now, most people expect their shower floor to be filled with body wash and shampoo bottles. But theirs? Silverware. He questioned his brother about his newfound love of cutlery…but he acted oblivious to the suspicious patterns. 

That was until the older brother arrived home early from university one day, to find his brother, tuna-filled spoon in hand, trying to lure in the stray cats from outside. His curiosity overcame him, and he had to know where and why his brother had created a semi-soup kitchen in their shared bathroom. What he did not expect was to be practically brought to tears by his wholesome reasoning…A reminder that caring for animals has no age, and in this case, no limits!