Where there's one hungry cat… there's usually a lot more you haven't even noticed yet.

We often think of cats as solitary animals, but in the wild, cats tend to live in colonies. This is why when you see one stray cat, there's usually a lot more that you're not seeing. And, once you feed one of them, they all instantly know that you're a pawtential source of food, and they will swarm you with attention until you continue feeding them. The same goes with kittens. It's rare to find one singular kitten in the wild, so if you do find one, please, go back to the area and look around for more. You might end up saving a whole family!

A stray mama cat approached a new neighbor, then led him to her litter of baby kittens hiding behind their house. Hunting for herself and four other mouths was too much for her, and she needed help. With three big dogs in his house, he knew he couldn't keep them, but he also knew he couldn't just leave them there. In order to save her and her kittens from hunger and homelessness, he made sure they all got their happy ending. Read more of their story below!

Can you name a better feeling than when a cat chooses you as their purrson?

Getting a pet can be overwhelming, especially your first one. If you're anything like us, we wanted to wait until we were purrfectly prepared before adopting our first cat. We went out and bought all the things. Two litter boxes, plenty of food and litter, toys, food bowls, a water fountain, treats, cool cat trees, the whole shebang. We brought home our little baby, and the first thing we learned (very quickly) is that you can never be purrfectly prepared. You're always going to need another bag of treats, a different toy, a new brush, etc.

This fear of not being ready stops a lot of people from adopting a pet, but we're here to tell you to just go for it. If you wait until you're fully stocked, you'll never actually go out and do it, because you'll never be ready. It's just something you do, or in our case below, happens to you! Our woman below wanted a cat for months, but never felt ready. So, she let feline fate run its course, and what happened next? You guessed it - a cat found her and chose her at the "purrfect time". Turns out that right now is the "right time".

Cat pawrenting is a lifestyle. Your schedule, your furniture, and your personal space all belong to your cat. And you don't even question it because you love them. Also, they're way too adorable to judge. So at least we can laugh it off together with some cat pawrent memes!  

Cats make the rules at home. They don't feel like playing with that bouncing ball you bought, so why would they? That lizard climbing up the wall is waaay more exciting. Who can blame them? You'll just have to try something else, hooman.

Scroll down for some serious cat boss energy and the most relatable cat parent moments ever. 

Tiny outfits, big attitude, and just a hint of dramatic meow energy

Dressed in soft fabrics and tiny fits, these cats show off their fluffy bellies, tucked paws, and iconic toe beans like it's a runway moment. Every slow blink and gentle meow adds to the charm, turning each look into a full performance of cozy, adorable confidence.

Are you familiar with Michael Jackson's song "Ben"?

Some people say it's the artist's most unhinged song, because it's basically about the special bond between a boy and his… rat.

Yep, you read that right, a rat. Although it is not mentioned in the song itself, it was used as the soundtrack for a horror movie about a rat, with young Michael's voice being the key element to the weirdly moving song. As years went by, people forgot about this weird origin story, and the song became a long song to the misunderstood, the outcast, and the unseen. 

Why are we telling you all about a song that came out in 1972?

Well, if you listen to the song's lyrics, you will find that they might apply to many relationships between a hooman and a pet, rat or otherwise. The song talks about two friends who have found each other after looking for someone for so long. It showcases how we are never alone with a friend by our side, even if that friend is always running around.

It's a beautiful tribute, and every time we hear that song, we think about our cats, who have found us against all odds and become our friends, even through all the struggles and the hurt. 

Before you go and listen to this surprisingly sweet song, scroll down to enjoy this collection of hissterical cat memes, which might surprise you just as much as this song will. After that, if you feel like serenading your beloved feline, we won't judge you one bit.

Just when you thought Pallas' cats couldn't get any cuter, we purresent to you: the brainless and clementine-colored version.

If you ever played Pokémon, you understand the concept of a "shiny". A shiny Pokémon is an extremely rare Pokémon that has a very low spawn rate and comes in a custom color that sets it apart from the rest of its kind. Some people search for these shinies for days, weeks, even months before ever catching one. Well, if there was one animal in the world that was truly like a Pokémon, it would be a Pallas' cat, and we just found its shiny version.

The orange pallas' cat, also known as Otocolobus manul ferrugineus, is a subspecies of the regular Pallas' cat that is only found in Iran and other central asian regions. Their clementine-colored coats shine a bright orange during sunrise and sunset, and can be described as more of a rusty, sand color during other meowments. 

While these fluffy felines may be orange in color, it doesn't mean that they share their orange-ness with their domesticated brothers (and sisters, but we all know female orange cats are also quite rare). Orange house cats have a tendency to be…. how can we put it nicely? Let's go with "bold and adventurous", but what we really mean is that they have nothing but hot air in between their ears in place of a brain. Orange pallas' cats definitely have more than one collective brain cell to survive in the harsh outdoors.

We collected all the best pictures we could find of these "shiny" kitties, and we hope they purrfectly purrk up your day with a zest of orange feline flavor!

Very mature. Very "did not roll my eyes because this meeting could have been an email". Very mindful.

By Wednesday, you can bet your last Churu that we've already exhausted all of our patience for the week. In fact, it's a meowracle we made it all the way to Wednesday without turning the office into a crime scene. Not really, but the real meowracle is our ability to control our facial expressions, because if people actually knew what we were saying in our heads while at work, we might have trouble keeping a job.

It's not our fault that we're purrfectionists. We have a very high standard for ourselves and our work, and it has become overwhelmingly obvious that not everyone holds themselves to the same standards. Some people are just okay with being wrong all the time! It's a strange choice to make, but we're not here to judge. Wait, who are we kidding? We're basically a cat (on the inside), and all cats do is judge. So, we might be judging a little bit, but only because our way is the only way to do something correctly.

You may not be able to express these thoughts out loud, but the good news is that you don't have to! We've gathered some feline funnies of purrfectly professional cats channeling your Wednesday work mood. This way, we can laugh through the pain of being superior to everyone else without making it everyone else's problem. It's hard being right all the time, isn't it?