Man plans, and the cat distribution system laughs. 

Fostering a cat is a beautiful mission with a beautiful purpose. You're kind-hearted. You may not have enough room in your house for another cat, but you certainly have enough room in your heart to help an animal in need. And that's noble. And not easy. It may be a kind thing to foster a cat, and the biggest achievement may be to find that foster cat a good and proper home, but that doesn't mean that saying goodbye to them, especially after bonding, is easy. That is a big part of why so many fosterers become foster-fails and adopt their foster cats. But it's not the only reason. Sometimes, it's the cat who has other plans. 

The foster situation in today's story was a little different. The person who fostered this sweet cat, who helped the cat after his leg had to be amputated, who allowed the cat to recover and calm down and begin to trust humans… that person truly thought that they didn't have enough room in their home for another cat, since they already had six of them. So, they did their due diligence. They helped the cat, and then they found the cat a purrfect forever home. Another home with cats so the cat wouldn't be alone. A home with humans who love cats and are ready and happy to help a cat who's still in recovery. Everything seemed purrfect, but the cat hated that home anyway. 

The human may have planned to only foster the cat for a while, but the cat had decided that the deal was not temporary. The cat chose his home. Now, it was just a matter of the human getting on the same boat and realizing that they never really had a choice in the matter in the first place. 

A happy Meownday morning starts with the best cat Tweets of the week! 

Another Monday is here, and it is yet another Monday that we are not ready for. Of course, we are never ready lately, because every single Monday seems to be more dreaded than the last. Here we are, trying to work on our mental well-being by looking at cute cat pictures on the internet, but among those cute pictures, we keep finding things that we wish we wouldn't. And yes, of course, it's important to keep up with the things that are going on in the world, but do we have to do it all the time? Without a momentary break? Do these things have to surround all of our favorite cute and silly cat content? Apparently, the answer is yes. And every time that we get on Twitter, we are reminded of that reality. And we imagine that you guys have the same experience. 

Still, there is too much good cat content to miss, and we cannot allow that. Twitter is full of madness, yes, but it is also full of incredible cat content that you, as a cat person, should not have to miss because of everything else that surrounds it. So, here we are, doing the hard work for you. Every single week, we get on Twitter, and we search through that wasteland. We dig through all the things that you don't want to see and put together one purrfect collection of the best and most viral cat Tweets of the week. This way, you can start your Monday with all the pawsome cat content that you want, without all the headache, and you can actually start this week on the right paw. Have an amazing Monday, everyone, and see you here next week for more!

We guarantee you're about to start looking at cat noses differently.

Every cat lover has that one feature they can't resist. Maybe it's giant round eyes, extra fluffy paws, or dramatic whiskers. Then there are the people who immediately zoom in on the nose. Not because they're looking for boops, but because every now and then, a cat ends up with a nose that's shaped like a tiny little heart. Once you notice one, it's almost impossible to stop looking for them.

The best part is that they're easy to miss. You can look at the same cat a hundred times before realizing the markings on their nose come together in the perfect shape. Then suddenly you're scrolling back through old photos, wondering how you overlooked something so adorable.

Some hearts are perfectly outlined, while others are a little wonky. Some are bubblegum pink, others are black or a mix of colors. That's part of what makes them so fun to spot. No two are exactly alike, and every close-up feels like a tiny surprise waiting to be discovered.

The cats, naturally, have much more important things to worry about. Breakfast. Second breakfast. Finding the best sunbeam in the house. Knocking a pen off the desk for absolutely no reason. They have no idea people are staring at their noses instead of whatever mischief they're getting into.

There's something oddly satisfying about finding little details that make every cat feel one of a kind. A heart-shaped nose doesn't change their purrsonality, but it makes every photo a little more memorable. By the end of this gallery, don't be surprised if you catch yourself zooming in on every cat picture that pops up on your feed. You might even discover your own cat has been hiding a tiny heart in plain sight this whole time, and that's the kind of surprise we can all get behind.

They thought they were rescuing one kitten, but the Cat Distribution System had other plans.

Sometimes the Cat Distribution System doesn't stop after one delivery. This family rescued a tiny tortie kitten, and just a few hours later her twin brother showed up too after a neighbor brought him over. As if that wasn't enough, they'd already adopted an orange kitten only two days earlier. In less than a week, their home went from one new cat to three tiny kittens figuring out life together.

The tortie had a rough start, but it didn't take long before she and her brother settled in. Along with their orange sibling, they spent their days doing what kittens do best: chasing each other around the house, wrestling, napping in piles, and getting into anything they weren't supposed to.

The trio also had a very patient teacher. The family's Siamese cat took the youngsters under his wing and showed them how to be proper cats. According to their human, he acts like the kittens were brought home just for him. Looking at the photos now, it's easy to believe it. They look more like one big family than four cats who met by chance.

Their human won't be reunited with them until next year, which makes these photos even more special. The kittens may be all grown up now, but it's easy to spot the bond they built from the very beginning. We'd say the Cat Distribution System put together one pretty incredible little family.

Unlikely animals becoming best friends might be our favorite thing to see on the internet.

Our love for stories about different types of animals becoming friends started back on YouTube, where you could go down a rabbit hole and watch videos of a cat and a mouse playing hide-and-seek until 3:00 in the morning. Videos and stories like these keep reminding us that as much as we like to say that we know the world and how it works, there will always be surprises. Something always happens to remind us that life is unpredictable, and that as long as the Earth keeps on turning, new discoveries will be made.

The closest we've come to seeing a real-life bond between two unlikely animals was when we adopted our cat, who joined a household that already had two upbeat dogs living in it. We thought we might bear witness to a love story unfolding in front of our eyes, but our cat was not interested in either of the dogs. In fact, if the dogs are on one side of the house, you will probably find the cat on the other. He is as uncaring about the dogs as you would expect a cat to be, and we are left to enjoy stories with different outcomes only on the internet. 

The unlikely friendship in the story below happened between a rescued cat and a bearded dragon. Even the owner of the two is quite shocked by how close the two became, and they are even a little wary about letting the two chill together in a tank. We think the friendship is pretty awwdorable, and we are big fans of the story of how they came to be such good friends. Scroll down to read the full tale.

A major breakthrough was hiding right behind the corner…she only needed to open her heart again to see it. 

Life has a funny way of telling us everything will be okay. Just when we're down on our luck, only wanting to crawl into ourselves, fate tells us no. Sometimes it's better to put yourself out there over and over again that it is to close up. When we're open for love, the best things could happen. Learning to love again after heartbreak isn't easy, but just like the woman here in the post, we all have the capacity to heal ourselves with the help of love from others. This woman had been working on this stray for several months. She was abandoned in a bad situation and the original owner knows and is okay with the kitty finding a new home. Thank goodness she's fixed, so the woman doesn't have to worry about that. She puts out fresh water and food for her and two other boy kitties. They cats spend their time roaming the land because she has several acres to share and there are no predators. The woman's been trying to get the cat out of the heat recently. She's hyper aware of the cat's wellbeing after her dog tragically passed away on a whim. 

To distract herself from the loss, she started volunteering. But one day she got sick and took the day off. It was on this particular day that the stray she's been trying to tempt comes into her home from the blazing heat outside. She gets some escape from the heat, she can be in the AC and lay against the cool tile floors. The blanket that was her late dog's was sitting on the couch and the cat went right up and snuggled herself into it. She used to be so broken that she refused to let her heart love again, but the universe and the cat distribution system had other plans. A wholesome and heartwarming story of how grief and loss so easily and naturally transform into love and kindness. It really does take immense emotional strength to make the decision to let ourselves love and be loved. 

Warning: deviously cute kittens below; scroll with caution. 

In 2026, scrolling is what we all love to do. It's so addictive, just getting that rush of easy dopamine can impact our mood more than we realize. Hours can go by and we don't even notice we've been on the couch the whole time simply watching mukbang over and over again. Scrolling can sometimes feel like a mindless habit, but every now and then, the internet delivers something genuinely delightful. Kittens are never mindless, they're chock-full of energy, bursting with happiness, and are thought-provokingly charming. These tiny purritos of floof have an uncanny ability to turn an ordinary scroll into a meaningful moment. With their oversized eyes, little paws, and complete lack of awareness about how cute they are, kittens have mastered the art of sweetening even the most routine day.

Even when life can feel like a painful and overbearing wheel of monotony and bereft of serendipity, cats give us so much joy that we pretty much forget the mundane day-to-day. In a digital world that often feels loud and demanding, kittens offer something gentler. They invite you to slow down, to smile without irony, to enjoy something purely because it's sweet. There's no pressure to analyze or react — just the simple pleasure of watching small creatures discover the world one paw at a time.

They add a sense of wonder to our routine. They slip into our rituals and exist in the smallest corners of our lives. A kitten stretched out in front of you making a big yawn can make you momentarily forget you were just broken up with last week. Their purring is the most beautiful sound, and their weight on you is simply irresistible. It can make the day go from tumultuous and terrible to actually heartfelt, wholesome, and loving. Let these adorable kittens sweeten up your scroll, your day, and ultimately your life. There's no turning back once you've let a kitten's love take a place in your heart and mind! Don't resist the love or affection, embrace it. Kittens need it too, so do them a favor and kiss those little foreheads, paws, and bellies. 

Sometimes all it takes is one post and a little leap of faith to change two lives forever. 

When someone needed to rehome an adorable dilute tortie kitten, another cat lover happily volunteered for the job. A short drive later, what started as two strangers meeting for the first time turned into the beginning of a lifelong friendship. If there was ever proof that the Cat Distribution System knows exactly what it's doing, this little tortie is it.

Like plenty of kittens in a brand-new home, she spent her first day hiding under the bed while she figured everything out. Even then, her new human caught little glimpses of the sweet cat she was becoming. She came out to eat, accepted a few gentle pets, and let out a loud, happy purr that instantly put any worries to rest.

It didn't take long for her personality to shine. By the third night, she'd traded her hiding spot for a warm place under the blankets, curled up beside her favorite person. From that moment on, she made herself completely at home.

These days, she's all confidence. She insists on being carried like a baby, climbs up her human's arm whenever she's ready for attention, hands out tiny kitty kisses, and flops over without hesitation for belly rubs. It's hard to believe this affectionate little cuddle bug is the same kitten who was too nervous to leave the bedroom on day one.

Watching a shy kitten realize they're finally safe is one of the most rewarding parts of bringing home a rescue. All they need is a little patience, a lot of love, and someone willing to give them a chance. Judging by the look on this tortie's face, it's safe to say she knows she landed exactly where she belongs.

There's one sound that can summon a feline faster than anything else: the treat bag.

It doesn't matter where they are or what they're doing. They could be sound asleep in another room, halfway through an important grooming session, or pretending you don't exist after being told they can't sit on the kitchen counter. The second that bag crinkles, it's game over. Somehow, they hear it every single time.

Within seconds, the house has transformed into a full-speed purr-suit. Cats come sprinting from impossible places, sliding around corners like tiny race cars and skidding across hardwood floors with zero regard for traction. If there are multiple cats in the house, things get even more dramatic. Suddenly it's a furmula one race to see who reaches the treats first.

The best strategists know exactly where to position themselves. Some weave between your legs in hopes of slowing you down. Others sit politely, convinced good manners will earn them an extra snack. Then there are the bold ones who stretch onto two legs, climb halfway up your pants, or start meowing like they've never been fed a day in their lives. Oscar-worthy performances happen every single time.

It's amazing how selective their hearing can be. Call their name three times? Silence. Ask them to stop scratching the couch? Nothing. Whisper the word "treat" or make the tiniest crinkle with the bag, and suddenly they've mastered tele-paw-thy.

No matter how often it happens, it never loses its charm. Watching a cat abandon every ounce of dignity for a bite-sized snack is one of those everyday moments that keeps us laughing. They may play it cool the rest of the day, but when the treats come out, every cat is happy to let their inner snack attack take over.

Raising a black cat is daily cuteness and nightly hazards.

There's nothing in the entirety of common experiences shared by cat parents worldwide more relatable to me than the actual risk of raising a black-furred cat. Not because they're extra spicy in their behavior or something - the voids are actually known to be very sweet, and they borderline the orange cats' silliness from time to time - but because they're literally so hard to spot in the dark. I'm serious. When night descends, there's a 50-50 chance I'm going to bump into my cat, with varying degrees of potential unintentional force. That's a pawblem.

My black cat is named Cassie. I named her like this when she was a wee month-old kitten after Cassandra Pentaghast from the Dragon Age games. The character is a fierce warrior with strong sword swings and an even stronger conviction. She also has black hair… and that's where the similarities between the fantasy character and my cat end. My Cassie is a silly baby, at best. She sleeps on the office table as I write these very lines, and I only know it's her and not a pile of black shirts because she got up from my lap to reach there.

This is a serious(ly funny) problem all pawrents of the voids share. How do we know we're not about to step right on our beloved black-floofed babies in the middle of the night? We don't. We just don't, and somehow our cats are still surprised. For example, Cassie was aghast when I grabbed her from the closet early in the morning, when the room was still dark, because I wanted to wear a simple black t-shirt. Little did I know she was sleeping right on my shirts' shelf like it's a queen-size bed.

Black cats are magic, for sure. But mainly invisibility magic - especially when it's nighttime.

Gather round, cat people - we've got something good for you today.

There are days when missing our cat hits a little harder than usual. Sure, the longing is always there in the background (that's just part of the cat pawrent package), but every so often it turns into something bigger - like some invisible signal going off in our brain shouting "go home and see your cat", even though it's the middle of a workday and leaving simply isn't an option. Today happens to be one of those days, which honestly makes writing this a bit of a challenge, since our brain is fully preoccupied with thoughts of our cat - how ridiculously cute they are, how funny they can be without even trying, and how much we love it when they stroll over demanding pets.

If you're a fellow cat pawrent nodding along right now, we get it completely. But we're not here to spiral into shared misery about being away from our cats - we came prepared with something better. So instead of moping through the day separated from our floofy roommates, let's do the next best thing: dive into some seriously cute cat content. We know there's no shortage of ways to get your fix of pixelated feline joy online, but you shouldn't have to go digging for the good stuff yourself. That's exactly why we rounded up this batch of feline funnies for you.

So, no more moping - we'll do the same, promise. The day will wrap up eventually, and soon enough we'll all be back home, handing out treats, showering our cats in pets, and soaking in that reunion joy on both ends. Until then, though, we can patch up that cat-shaped gap in our hearts with the funniest feline memes and the most pawdorable cat faces the internet has to offer. It's not quite the same as having your actual cat with you at work, but it's a decent stand-in until you're home again, arms full of cat.

Let's get this meowing mood boost rolling, the cat memes await your spreading smile!

Adopting a cat changes the cat's life, but raising a cat for years changes you as well.

I've noticed myself change a lot during the almost-7-years that I've raised my cat (who's healthy, happy, and going on strong… and tries to sit on my keyboard as we speak). And not just because life can change a lot in the span of 7 years, but because of the fact that raising a cat changes you - whether you like it or not. I feel it myself in many aspects of my life.

First of all, the immediate change was the first time I've felt completely responsible for another soul, which, let's be honest, probably prepared me for motherhood better than anything else I've experienced so far (besides actually becoming a mother, of course). But as time went by, I've come to realise I learned a lot more from my cat: I learned to ask for my personal space - because I've seen my cat do it. Personal space is super important to me, but I've not always known how to ask for it. I learned to for "simple" things I needed - because my cat did. She asks, with no shame, when she "just" wants to play, for example. But it's not "just" play; it's a need of hers, and she asks for it.

But raising a cat isn't only about what we've grown into thanks to having them by our side for years. There's also immense joy in watching them grow as well. I remember how tiny my cat was when I adopted her - she was just a month-old, sickly abandoned kitten, with only half her fur on her tiny body. But now? She's the lady of the house, slick and soft, and looking like the princessiest house cat you could imagine.

And that joy in change is shared with a lot of cat pawrents, as evident in these before-and-after cat pictures below. They were taken by purroud cat pawrents who also raise their cats for years.

Surrendering a cat after 13 years for any reason is horrible. 

As an owner of a now-senior cat, I can say one thing with absolute certainty, and that is that I want my baby to be with me forever. She's 11-years-old now, Not even that old for a cat. And as someone who writes stories about cats for a living, I know that some cats live to incredible ages. The world's oldest living cat, Flossie, turned 30 years old this year. But it also means that I see the opposite stories, of cats crossing the rainbow bridge far too young. So, I'm a little paranoid about my cat, a little jumpy whenever she does something even slightly out of the ordinary, but it's only because I like her, and I want her to grow into a super senior cat and then to surpass Flossie, as unlikely as that may be. The more years with my cat, the luckier I am. 

So, when I came across this story on r/blackcats, I was baffled. And so was the rest of the internet. This stunning, loyal cat who has been with one family for 13 years… I can only imagine what she felt like the day that her family decided to give up on her. Abandon her. And not that there is any justifiable reason for this, but a reason that is definitely not justifiable is them abandoning their senior cat because she couldn't get along with the new kitten they adopted. Giving up the kitten would have hurt too, don't get us wrong, but in that case, that might have been what we had done, because nothing - nothing - could have made us give up on our senior cat. Now, here she is, back at the shelter where she was adopted from, looking for a forever home yet again. 

Wholesome cat memes are exactly what we need during turbulent times like these. 

Humanity, as a whole, can't seem to agree on too many things lately. Even the things that seem the most obvious to us, the simplest, things that shouldn't even require an explanation… there is always someone saying the opposite lately. It's tiring. Going on social media, watching the news, and even talking to real-life people are real-life things that should be simple, is the opposite of simple right now. It's draining. It's exhausting. And there seems to be nothing - not one thing - that people can agree one. Except that's not true. One thing remains stable, and that is that everyone loves cat memes. 

Even the biggest cat haters benefit from cats ruling the internet with an iron paw the way that they are. Because the one thing that humanity can and will always agree on is that wholesome cat memes are a net good. They just are. No matter how bad your day is, they will make you feel better. No matter what is going on in the world or on the news, cat memes are always there for you, just waiting for you to smile at them. And no matter how much people in the world disagree about everything, this is something that they agree on. Or at least they should. There's probably going to be at least one rebellious person in our comments saying the opposite just to be contradictory and controversial. But you know what? These people can say it all they want. Really, it's their loss. People online will continue making these silly cat memes every single day, no matter what, and these memes will go viral and find their way to your feed whether you want them to or not. 

Two cats mean double the cats to love, double the cats to cuddle with, and double the cats to commit crimes in your home. 

Having one cat is adventurous enough. I say this from experience, of course. As someone who didn't grow up with cats and didn't really understand them beyond cute and funny cat pictures on the internet, I didn't really know the amount of chaos that one cat could bring into a home. The number of times my cat has run straight into a wall for no reason, the number of times my cat has stolen food from my plate right under my nose, the number of doors that my cat screams at… puzzles get sat on, chairs get stolen the second I get up, valuables get broken, not even on purpose, she's just clumsy. I could go on. And on. And on. And on. And this is just one cat. What happens when you have a pair of them?

Sometimes, it's a choice to adopt another cat. Other times, some cats simply come in twos. Bonded cat pairs. We in the internet community gave these pairs this name for a reason. These cats are meant to be together. Their lives would be incomplete without one another. Their bond is strong as steel, and it's just as unbreakable. And sure, having a bonded pair of cats, in some ways, is the same as having a regular pair of cats in your home. Double the cats to love, to pet, to cuddle with. Double the chaos, the shenanigans, the stolen food items. But it also means this. It means getting to take the cutest pictures of cats cuddling one another that you have ever seen. And since I don't have two cats of my own to take pictures of, I asked our audience to share theirs. 

So you've befriended a feral feline and have been giving them food for months. But no matter what you do they will not treat you with any less suspicion than they did upon first meeting you. A painful feeling that you have failed to familiarize yourself with the feline, but with these tips you could be one step closer to cuddling that cute cat.

Of course such advice came from Reddit's r/Feral_Cats subreddit where all things feral felines are discussed. And as you can imagine this is a biggie. I pawsonally have failed miserably to domesticate a feral feline who showed interest in me. It was the classic case of a cute kitten coming to play on my porch. I fell in love instantly and began feeding her hoping that one day should would love me back. But as time went on nothing changed, she flinched at my every move and refused to eat if I was anywhere near her. And even when I went to the lengths of giving her churu to try and distract her while I petted her, I was met with slaps and cynicism for even trying such a thing.

So if you have found yourself in a similar situation in the past, or are struggling through such times right now, I put together this insightful list of suggestions to give everyone some fresh ideas for how to convince a street cat to become a cat child. I'd like to believe that every feral feline wants to be pampered and loved deep down. They just need us to show them that is what they truly want.

 

Gratitude is more important than you think, and we can all take the time to practice it. 

Gratitude may seem like a woo woo silly word that's used by people who want to emphasize blind positivity. It's not always the case, and actually has real life benefits neuroscience. It's usually seen as a simple emotion, but it actually has immensely meaningful effects on the way our brains and bodies interact with each other and respond to everyday life. Practicing gratitude isn't about forcing yourself to feel happy all the time, but instead it's about intentionally directing your attention towards experiences, people, or moments that are genuinely meaningful to you. There's research to back up the claims that gratitude practices help reduce stress by shifting the concentration of the brain. There's a way to have real gratitude and happiness coexist with bad times, it just takes practice and time to develop. 

That's where cat memes come in. Cats remind us that life is out of our control, and that developing a sense of stability that's essential for us is the most important thing. Everyday stresses will always be there, but we can actually train our brains to handle them better. Cats are really the best mitigator for stress because they just ground us with their cuteness and their whimsical silliness. Without their random energy shifts and zoomies, and strangeness we wouldn't have such moments that remind us of the randomness of the universe. Enjoy these crazy grateful cat memes and remember to appreciate the little things. 

Cats don't stand on two legs very often, which is probably a good thing. If they did, we'd never get anything done because we'd spend the entire day staring at them.

It always catches you off guard. You're making lunch, unloading groceries, folding laundry, or walking into the room when something looks... off. Then it clicks. Your cat is standing straight up, balancing on their back legs like they've got somewhere important to be. They aren't wobbling around or looking confused, either. They're locked in. Whatever they're looking at has their full attention, and standing upright was apparently the only logical solution.

They really commit to the pose. Tiny paws dangling in front. Neck stretched as high as it'll go. Eyes completely focused on the mission at hand. Maybe they're checking if dinner is finally making its way to the food bowl. Maybe they heard the treat container open three rooms away. Maybe they're keeping tabs on a bird outside that's been taunting them since sunrise. Or maybe they're just being nosy. Cats have never needed much of a reason to insert themselves into someone else's business.

The timing couldn't be worse for us, either. The second you reach for your phone, they drop back onto all fours and start grooming themselves like they weren't just auditioning for the role of "tiny fuzzy meerkat." Good luck explaining that one to someone who didn't see it happen.

Then, just when you've accepted you missed the photo, they'll do it again a week later. Different room. Different reason. Same ridiculous pose.

Cats spend so much time trying to convince us they're graceful, mysterious little predators. Then they stand up for five seconds, completely unravel their own reputation, and somehow end up being even more adorable than before. It's a purrfect reminder that even the coolest cats have their wonderfully weird moments.

The moment three or more cats gather in one place, official feline business is underway.

Every cat owner has stumbled upon an unexpected council meeting. You turn the corner, and there they are. Three, four, maybe even five cats sitting together in complete silence, all wearing the same serious expression. It feels less like a coincidence and more like you've interrupted something classified.

The Cat Council has plenty to discuss. Breakfast was served six minutes later than expected. The living room window wasn't opened on schedule. Someone had the audacity to vacuum. These are pressing matters that deserve thoughtful debate, dramatic pauses, and plenty of judgment directed at the nearest human.

Every council has its regulars. The senior cat serves as the wise elder, even if they sleep through most of the meeting. The tuxedo cat keeps everything running according to the rules. The fluffy one is there for appearances. Then there's the orange representative, whose suggestions somehow involve climbing the curtains or knocking over a glass of water. Nobody is quite sure how they got elected, but they're impossible to replace.

Every so often, the council pauses to stare directly at a human. No words are exchanged, but the message comes through loud and clear: your recent decisions are under review. The food bowl situation remains unacceptable. Closing the bathroom door continues to be controversial. Additional treats may help your case, but no promises.

Meetings rarely end in an orderly fashion. One crinkle of a treat bag or the sound of dinner being prepared is enough to dissolve the entire council in seconds. Dignified delegates become tiny chaos gremlins racing across the house, proving that even the most important feline business can wait when snacks are involved.

Whatever happens behind closed doors, one thing is certain: the Cat Council is always watching, always judging, and always planning its next meeting.

Caturday comes with a cozy collection of cute and slightly chaotic cat content. 

The beauty of purrfect cat content is that it comes in many forms. And yes, all of those forms are purrfect. It could be cute cat pictures or wholesome stories about cats. It could be funny pictures of cats just being themselves, and it could be those same pictures with short, silly captions that make them into cat memes. Chaotic, funny, wholesome, cats give us all of that, and that is why they still have so much power over the people on the internet. It doesn't matter what is going on in the world, there is one thing that we can always count on, and that is that there will always be new cat content to enjoy that will fill our pawsome weekly Caturday meowgazine. 

There are always tweets about cats going viral. There are always stories about cats hitting the news. People look for these things. We look for the kind of comfort that only cats can bring us. And we, specifically us at ICHC, search for and find all of this content and put it together into one collection. It's so that all of you could sit back and start your Caturday on the right paw.