Luck comes in many forms. Sometimes you can have the luckiest situation for an unlucky situation. 

This driver saw her at a red light and the kitten ran across five lanes during the red light. She stopped directly in front of the guy's car, and he was able to get out, stop traffic behind him as the light turned green. He called to her and scooped her up before any damage could happen to her. She's really a tiny thing – weighing only 9 oz and 4 weeks old, it's unclear how she got to be running around the middle of the highway, but thank goodness she's safe now. She's been zooming around like a maniac, and loves the kitten slurry they made for her. Read everything below. 

We have no choice: we love these furry mischievous creatures more than life itself sometimes! Just embrace it. 

If you're a cat pawrent, then you understand the love and devotion we're talking about. Cats give us all sorts of levels of love. They're not just silly furballs, they have a pureness to them that's unmatched to other animals. Their devotion means more than dogs because dogs tend to be close to us no matter what, meanwhile cats are more particular. 

Cats choose their affection carefully, and maybe that's exactly why it feels so meaningful when they give it. A dog's love is big, immediate, consistent. Cats are different. They observe first. They hesitate. They decide. And once a cat truly trusts you, it feels less like ownership and more like being quietly accepted into a tiny, mysterious inner world. That's why cat pawrents become so devoted.

This post contains a can of worms (or catnip) that we shouldn't have opened.

If you've been a fan of I Can Has Cheezburger for a while, you know how crazy we are for cats. We eat, sleep, and breathe cats. We don't mean that figuratively, our cats sleep all around us (including on our faces) every night, we breathe in probably 2 lbs. of cat hair every day. and now, thanks to our delicious research, now we eat them. Well, we eat foods that are in the purrfect shape of our precious feline friends. Now that we've opened this can of worms into the finest feline-shaped foods the world has to offer, any food that's not cat-shaped just doesn't taste as good.

Why eat a normal strawberry when you can eat a strawberry with cute little cat ears? Why would you settle for normal pancakes when you can have cute neko-pancakes ("neko" means cat in Japanese) with little cat confections sprawling out of the side? You just can't. Everything tastes bland to us now that we've expurrienced the fine flavors of food shaped like cats. Not only are they tasty, but they're cute to boot!

You can find most of these treats in Japan, because the Japanese love cats almost as much as we do, but some of these you can even make at home! Like the cat-shaped pizza, fur example, or even a chocolatey cat cake pop. If something savory is more to your liking, why not bake some matcha bread in a cat-shaped tin or cat dinner rolls with smiley kitty faces? 

We must warn you, though: once this snacking starts, it will be hard to stop. Not just because they're tasty, but because these sweet snacks contain the two things we love the most - cats and tasty treats. Don't blame us if you gain a bit of weight after tasting a few of these items below, but remember this one, impurrtant detail: your cat will love you no matter what you look like. And really, whose approval do you need besides your cat's? No one.

Mondays are hard, but they're even harder without your weekly selection of silly cat tweets to add a little pawsitivity to the start of your week.

It's 7 AM, and you sleepily roll over to turn off your alarm. Your cat, offended that you dare move while they are comfily snuggled up beside you, takes this movement as a sign to start meowing incessantly for breakfast. You lay there, with a chorus of never-ending meows in the background and think to yourself, "Do I really have to do this? Do I really have to get out of bed?" The answer is, unfortunately, yes.

You feed your cat so they'll stop hounding you, and go to make your meowrning coffee. Opening your phone to scroll through the same 3 apps you frequent and realize that you're just checking even though you know there's nothing new there. Just the same old influencers and celebrities living in their own worlds, and another shocking news headline that, frankly, isn't really that shocking anymore. You scroll through your Google Discover feed, and what do your tired, feline-loving eyes see? 

Us. And our recap of the funniest and freshest feline tweets to fill your week with pawsitivity.

Finally, some headlines and tweets that are actually encouraging, silly, and dare we even say… hopeful? A breath of fresh air amongst the dismal news stories and sensational headlines meant to purrfectly entice a reaction out of you. 

No frills, no nonsense (well, actually a lot of nonsense and shenaniganry), just some hissterical kitty posts here to make you smile. Scroll through and make your Monday more pawsitive!

It might only be the beginning of the week, but that doesn't mean you can't shake things up with some funny felines.

Another work week is upon us and with it comes the usual baggage of boredom, banality and more boredom. But just as there will always be good to fight evil in this world, so too shall there be hilarious cattos to counteract the crushing weight of the working week. Offering each and every one of us office dwellers the opportunity to add a little light and levity into our world with the help of four smol paws.

So all you need to do right now, is put your work away, put your status as busy and settle into a cozy spot for some feline antics that are sure to shake up your day.
 

For when the work week hits you like a pool of frozen water.

It might only be the beginning of this working week, but cats know better than anyone that the beginning of something usually is the most stressful part of it. And so we consulted with our cat council and came to the conclusion that it would only be right to support the cat lovers of the world with a collection of smiling inspiring silly cat pics. 

That way, all the stressed out hoomans of this world would stand a chance of making it to the end of their working day without losing the will to keep going. So we stuffed this list of full confused cattos, fussy felines, sassy characters and classic catto behavior to light up your dopamine receptors, delivering a double dose of good mood food to your eyeballs. Now, all that is left to do is for you to kick back, relax and let these cute cats work their meowgic. 
 

To cats, gravity is more of a suggestion than a rule. They don't seem to be afraid of being suspended in the air and have questionable confidence in their ability to jump from your kitchen counter to your table. But they just do it and figure it out mid-air if they are going to make it or not. So if you are not sure how to start your week, perhaps today you need to jump and figure out your Monday on the way. 

Here are some graceful jumps, not-so-graceful attempts, dramatic landings, and embarrassing recoveries of cats walking away as if nothing happened.  

Sometimes you are just lucky enough to have the purrfect feline addition to your fur family turn up on your doorstep.

At least that is the case for the fur family in this story. We have to say that this is one of the greats when it comes to purrfect Cat Distribution Deliveries. Most CDS stories have their fair share of complications and heartwrenching moments, but this one is completely devoid of such sadness and instead is a smooth, simple and sweet transition from the cat being found waiting to be invited into the hooman's home, all the way to the cat falling asleep in their new pawrents' laps on the very first night they came into their furever home.

So if you just need a calm moment in your harrowingly hectic day, then look no further for your five minutes of peace than this story of the abandoned catto who found the purrfect home with the purrfect family. We hope it leaves you as content and full of feline joy as it did this fur family. 
 

Wouldn't it have been great if Google had been around when she was making this decision?

Our commentary on this story is going to be divided into two parts, because we have a lot to say about it. The first part will be the pawsitive take on it - she deserves at least that much. But, if you want to hear what we really think, scroll down for our true thoughts scattered throughout the article.

For now, though, it's time to give some flowers where they're due.

Khloé Kardashian has over 283 million Instagram followers and a similar amount on X, meaning that when she says something, around 500 million people hear it. She openly admitted that, by declawing her cats, she did something wrong and is actively advising others not to follow in her footsteps. This is the purrfect use of her platform, and we want to give her a round of appaws for not only taking responsibility for her mistake, but also making a PSA for every other cat owner purrhaps considering the same thing.

Here at I Can Has Cheezburger, we are very proactive about our anti-declawing stance. It's illegal in many parts of the world, and we will throw a big pawty when it's illegal everywhere. 

Now that that's over, let the shade begin.

Would you take in 3 baby kittens even if you didn't have any space left in your house?

Cat lovers are truly unique in that, even if they can't fit any more cats in their homes, they will never turn down a cat in need. Even after you've said "no more cats" a hundred times, you'll always find space for a few more. It's impawssible for us not to, because if we don't, who will?

Millions of kittens are born every year, and only a fraction of them get adopted and live in our homes. The rest, if they are lucky, become neighborhood strays that are cared for by several families. The rest become feral cats and continue to increase the cat population because, if you didn't know, cats can have around 3 - 5 litters of kittens per year. Assuming each litter is around three kittens (and that's being very conservative), that's a minimum of 9 extra cats every year for every unfixed stray mama cat out there. Do you see how this became such a big problem in such a short amount of time?

But thanks to the wholesome heroes like this kitten rescuer below, there are 3 less kittens out there in the wild right now, and even if they can't keep them furrever, they'll certainly stay off the streets as long as they have anything to say about it. After seeing some tiny things moving in a plastic crate in 95-degree heat in front of some local kids, they went over to investigate. The kids were selling the kittens for $20 each. We can only hope that their parents aren't using their cat's kittens as a side business for a little extra cash.

They bought all of the kittens for a whopping $31, and brought them to their cool, air-conditioned house where they were given water and wet food. Now that spring is here, kitten season is upon us, and shelters are expected to be pawsitively packed to the brim with fresh cats and kittens. They know they will probably end up having to foster them, which will prove challenging due to already having two 8-year-old cats. But with kittens so cute, how could they pawssibly say no?

One disappointed look from a cat can somehow make a human feel guilty for serving the wrong flavor.

Cats act like every meal should be a full gourmet dining experience. The second food gets placed in the bowl, they suddenly turn into tiny restaurant critics judging everything about it. Some cats sniff the food, stare at it with disappointment, and walk away like the chef failed them personally. Then ten minutes later they are trying to steal food directly off somebody's plate like little furry thieves.

Some cats also change their favorite foods constantly for absolutely no reason. One flavor is apparently the greatest thing they have ever tasted for a few days, and then suddenly it becomes completely unacceptable. Meanwhile the random food they aren't supposed to eat always becomes the most exciting option in the house.

The dramatic reactions are always hilarious too. Tiny angry meows, pacing around the bowl, and judgmental stares somehow turn dinner time into a whole performance. Some cats really act like they ordered a five-star seafood dinner and received the wrong entrée instead.

Meanwhile humans end up opening multiple cans and offering different flavors just to satisfy one picky little fluffball. Cats fully expect gourmet meals, immediate service, and the freedom to complain whenever the menu does not meet their standards. With the amount of cattitude some of them carry around, they believe they earned it too.

Some birthday surprises come in gift bags, and some arrive screaming in the driveway.

Coming home from a birthday dinner and suddenly finding a crying kitten in the driveway really sounds like the Cat Distribution System working overtime. One minute it was a normal night out, and the next there was a little baby cat screaming for help and completely changing the entire night. The fact that she was sitting there all alone crying her lungs out makes it feel even more emotional too. Good thing she picked the right driveway.

The sweetest part is how quickly everything shifted into full rescue mode. Searching for mama cats and siblings, getting kitten formula, planning a vet visit first thing in the morning, and already picking out the name May all happened almost instantly. At that point the kitten had basically already decided she lived there now.

Then came the updates, which somehow made the story even cuter. May-day is honestly such a perfect nickname for a kitten who apparently believes every meal is a life-or-death emergency. Tiny kittens somehow manage to sound unbelievably loud despite weighing almost nothing. The finger chasing and nonstop yelling already make her sound like she completely settled into being the center of attention.

A few hours earlier she was alone outside crying for help, and now she has people obsessed with her, medicine for her eye, warm blankets, regular meals, and a whole future ahead of her. That is a pretty incredible birthday surprise.

This afternoon is different than others. There's a whole world of wholesome cats waiting for you. 

Today's going to be a great day. Not because you're going to win the lottery, or get a promotion, or ace the exam or anything like that. But because cats exist. They're here just for you, and they want to whoosh you away to worlds of meowgical lands and mysteries instead of having you sit in sober staid sadness. This afternoon, the softness of a cat will touch you in ways you never thought possible. The morning has passed, and there's a rush of movement to everything now. That's why they're whoosing you too. The liminal space between morning and nighttime is just where you'll find these cats waiting for you. There's no better companion for this kind of thing than a collection of meowgical cats who want you to join them in whimsical wonderland. 

Cats naturally have a magical feeling to them. The way they're stoic but playful, silly but serious, and adorable but mischievous. They can be next to you one minute and then suddenly they're vanished! Well, this time, they're taking you with them and it's completely normal. Enjoy these cat memes and have a good day.

We're speechless!

The expression "cat got your tongue?" has an unclear origin. One possibility traces it back to old sailor's tales involving the "cat-o'-nine-tails," which was a whip used as punishment in the British navy. Another theory is more like folklore: in medieval Europe, cats were sometimes associated with witches, secrets, and supernatural powers. Some people believed that a cat could symbolically "steal" a person's tongue, leaving them speechless or unable to speak the truth. Whether or not people genuinely believed such stories, cats often occupied a symbolic place somewhere between ordinary pets and mystical creatures. Even today, cats still carry that air of the strange and magical, and are still associated with these kinds of things. So if you like cats and you feel like words can't describe how amazing they are, then enjoy these cute kitties and memes below.

We could never understand people who dump their cats, discarding them like yesterday's newspaper. But we'll always be grateful for people who take abandoned cats in, giving them the forever home they deserve.

Let's just put it here outright - cats are never, ever a thing to discard. When someone adopts a cat, they officially take full responsibility for a whole soul. When a person adopts a cat, they have an unwritten contract that states they are now their main caretaker, responsible for feeding them, making sure they're cozy, and giving them the best life pawssible. But some people just don't get that… and we have no idea why.

In our eyes, cats are our everything. It's like, of course we'd want to take care of you, you floofy and adorable little being. From this perspective, we could never understand people who decide one day "I'm going to drive away, put my cat in a strange area, and ignore them for the rest of my life". That's horrid behavior, to put it mildly. When someone abandons their cat, they not only risk them never being found by someone else who's willing to adopt them - they break the cat's trust. And it breaks out hearts.

But lucky for us, the Cat Distribution System works its re-distribution program with meticulous paws. This is why we get such heartwarming adoption stories such as this one, about a cat who was abandoned, but led by her peers to the right home. Her forever home.

Who could ever be better than cats at being cats?

Hey fellow feline fans and cat people everywhere - if you've got a cat at home, then you already know there's basically never a normal day. You can catch them snoozing in a sunbeam like total angels, just with more fur and less wings. Next thing you know, they're flying across the living room at full speed and sending your favorite mug straight to the floor like they've had a personal vendetta against it for months.

Living with cats is honestly chaos. Cute chaos, but chaos.

And somehow, these tiny weirdo creatures manage to bring us endless joy while also completely destroying our peace at the exact same time. Cats keep life interesting in the dumbest, funniest ways possible. And honestly? We wouldn't have it any other way. So enjoy this glorious collection of feline funnies full of nonsense only cats can create - it's a whole bunch of cats doing what cats do best: being absolute little meowniacs.

Tiny little cats continue carrying the emotional stability of the entire internet on their backs

There is something genuinely healing about seeing a cat do absolutely nothing important with complete confidence. One tiny orange creature falls asleep in a flower pot, another politely taps its owner for snacks, and suddenly the entire mood of the internet improves by at least thirty percent. Cats somehow mastered the art of existing dramatically while contributing almost nothing to society except emotional support.

Wholesome cat memes work because cats naturally move through life like fuzzy little therapists who occasionally commit crimes. They sit near people during bad days, blink slowly like wise old philosophers, and then immediately knock a glass off the counter for entertainment purposes. Honestly, the emotional range cats display within a single afternoon deserves scientific study at this point.

The best part about cat memes is how universal they feel online. Everybody understands the energy of a sleepy cat curled into a weird shape or a tiny kitten looking deeply confused by absolutely everything around it. Cats somehow became the internet's unofficial mascots simply because humanity collectively agreed that tiny furry weirdos make daily life slightly more tolerable.

At a time when most corners of the internet feel loud, chaotic, and emotionally exhausting, wholesome cats remain one of the few reliable sources of peace left online. No arguments, no discourse, no stress: just tiny paws, dramatic meows, and sleepy little faces reminding people that sometimes happiness really is as simple as watching a cat sit inside a cardboard box for no reason whatsoever.

Us cat pawrents barely have a pair pennies to rub together thanks to the expensive habits of our cat children, so at least we have collection of cat photos like this that feature the feline riches we have at home.

They say that wealth is what you make of it. Some people see it as massive amounts of money, others like to believe that having friends and family makes you wealthy, while for us cat pawrents our riches lie in the deep and soulful eyes of our cat children. And there is no feline fur baby out there who compares to the gray cat, at least when it comes to their eyes. Coming in all shades of gold, these pawticularly purrfect cats have the ability to truly make you lose yourself in their eyes. It is something to do with the glory of the glimmer that their unique eye color gives them, but whatever it is, it draws you in and makes you feel warm and fuzzy like any cat pawrent wishes to feel.

The difference being that you do not need these cats to cooperate with your cuddling commands, instead giving you a similar sensation at an arm's length as some cats enjoy being. 
 

This story of feline adoption proves that the simplest of gestures can have the grandest of effects.

For while this cat lover and his visiting stray cat friend had a long established relationship of hanging out in the evenings. It was not until the coming of a pawticularly bad storm that they took the plunge and became full time roommates. Up until that point, the cat would call it a night at some point and head back out to the streets for a night of mayhem and mischief.

But thanks to the kindness that his hooman buddy showed him that fateful night, our feline protagonist knew that he had nothing to seek out on those cold streets anymore. He was home, where he would be loved, cherished, and protected forever more. Finally, his life of being an unloved child of the mean streets was over, and his life as a cuddly, purring pillow of love began. 
 

A cat that's lost and found and without a microchip will become yours – trust the cat distribution system. 

This little kitty was found on a rural back road. She cried and circled a car until it stopped for her. The woman driving didn't want to leave the poor thing there alone, so she took her home that night. She posted all over looking for her family (if she had one). At the vet she realized that the cat didn't have a microchip, so she knew she could keep her. But there are caveats and she goes to the internet's advice to understand what the best course of action is. She already has two cats at home, and needs a safe way to introduce this new one to them. She asks about getting a gate or some sort. Her father, Papa, falls head over heels for this little cat, despite not being a cat person and trying to get a dog. A dog no more, they decide to keep this cat, who they name Petal. How do they figure out the physical barrier? Read more to find out.