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Posted by Sarah Brown

A screaming little stranger ran out of the cold and picked a family.

A tiny black kitten came running out of the cold and announced himself at full volume. He sprinted straight to this pawrent's husband, yelling and trying to climb his leg like he'd already decided this was home. With temperatures dropping into the teens overnight, there wasn't much debate. The kitten was coming inside.

He was set up in the home office, safely separated from the two resident cats, and immediately proved he was built for indoor life. He's friendly, trusting, and runs on nonstop purring. The other cats are curious but calm, watching the situation unfold without much fuss. For now, the office is his base camp, and he gets regular cuddle visits because being alone is not his favorite activity.

He's been temporarily named Tux, which suits a small black kitten who arrived dressed for the occasion. He's estimated to be around six months old, still young enough to shout his feelings and demand constant company. A vet visit and microchip scan are lined up just in case someone is looking for him, though he doesn't look like a cat who's been cared for recently.

At the moment, he's warm, safe, and loudly appreciative of both. He showed up yelling and settled into purring, which feels like a pretty clear sign he landed exactly where he meant to.

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Posted by Briana Viser

It was a dark and stormy night, and what do you see but a helpless kitty, scared and cold in the rain, so you take him in. 

It comes across like a fairytale: a little helpless critter, alone outside. One particularly stormy night barges in, and this kind human decides to do what's right. He sees the cat in the rain, and decides to take him inside. He brings him to the basement first, since he doesn't know anything about cats or how to care for them. The cat initially isn't so happy about being brought to the basement, but eventually warms up. The human cares for the animal, and over time they have a bond stronger than either of them could imagine. Now the kitty is a full-time roommate who is always in the shared spaces with his precious owner, as well as his rescue dog. The basement remains his personal domain! Every cat must have his kingdom. 

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Posted by Briana Viser

"There is no means of testing which decision is better, because there is no basis for comparison. We live everything as it comes, without warning, like an actor going on cold. And what can life be worth if the first rehearsal for life is life itself? That is why life is always like a sketch. No, "sketch" is not quite a word, because a sketch is an outline of something, the groundwork for a picture, whereas the sketch that is our life is a sketch for nothing, an outline with no picture." - The Unbearable Lightness of Being, Milan Kundera 

Now that we have your attention, thinking about human existence can make the mind go in various directions, awry with wonders of what could be, why, and what to do with it. Philosophers from ancient Greece got only so far in giving humanity solace for these pressing questions, these existential pleas. There's really one answer, and it's simple: cats. 

Cats give lightness to life, they exist as posits of joy and escape. We live with them, dine with them, and love them with all our hearts, and they simply sit there begging for more tuna and meowing. Instead of crying into the night's sky with your fists in the air, wondering why we're here, why life is suffering, and where are we left to go, scroll these happy and lighthearted cat memes to omit the heavy burden of life's pressure. 

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Posted by Laurent Shinar

You might have thought that your house cat's connection to their big cat cousins is all but gone. But as you will come to find in this story those instincts are alive and well, if a bit wild and untamed…

Which makes some sense if you think about it from the perspective of the cat. You have spent all these years living in the literal lap of luxury. Being fed, cuddled, groomed, and cared of in every conceivable way. Leaving you little to no reason to practise or hone your wild big cat instincts. Meaning that when you do come to engage them then at best they are released uncontrollably like a superhero learning to use their powers, or at worst nothing happens.

Like with everything in life, it takes skill, patience and practice to use these instincts well. So it should come as little to no surprise that this story happened and that the cat child who perpetrated the madness was simply not prepared to handle the power of its own instincts

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Posted by Ayala Sorotsky

"Jingle bells, cold stings like nails, let me in right meow!" 🎶

If your cat loves the snow, you probably won some life lottery. Because most cats hate the snow, they despise it. And honestly, a lot of people do, too. Sure, the snow might look beautifully dreamy, like a Disney movie, but it's also freezing cold, slippery like a life hazard, and some people think it's funny to take balls of it and throw it at you. Snow is dreamy only in dreams. But we have to admit, when a cat goes outside in the snow and discovers they like it, it's probably the cutest thing to witness.

Cats who jump in snow as if they're a bird flying through fluffy clouds is the wholesome side of this season. Winter can be harsh to cats, but when they accept it, snow really does feel like a Disney movie for a second. Magical.

But even if your cat isn't a wintery fan of the current weather, we have to appreciate the people going out and building snowmen - but specifically snowcats. Looking at a snowman, but in cat form, is like looking at more cats - and that's never a bad idea in our humble opinion.

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Posted by Ayala Sorotsky

Whose cat is it, anyway?

If this question is applicable to a cat, you know they roam the neighborhood like they own it, as if they run it with an iron paw. Some people are sure their cat is their cat, until they find out the family's feline was two-timing them all along. But even a cat has double the family, usually their original humans know what's up, they're aware of their cat's doings, and it's ok that they're ok with it. But some people just let their cat roam, and that we, admittedly, don't really understand. It can lead to some complicated situations, such as a cat stuck outside in the snow, which is a literal hazard. There might always be kind neighbors to take these cats in, but what if there aren't enough nice people around? What if there are other dangers outside, that even the kinderst of people can't help prevent?

All of these questions popped into our heads when we read about Salem, the roaming void cat whose owners don't seem to look for during an entire night. He was taken care of, for sure (and we're happy he had a safe and warm night), but really, it begs the question - whose cat is it, anyway?

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Posted by Blake Seidel

You can take the cat out of the stomp, but you can't take the stomp out of the cat.

You might think that cats are quiet, graceful creatures. And some of them are, but some walk about as loudly as a stampede of elephants. We have no idea why, but they will quite literally stomp while walking. But even when they purroudly put their tiny legs down in a deliberate fashion, it doesn't make that much noise. There's only so much force that can be generated by a 5-inch leg and about 12 pounds of force. 

People have a right to want their neighbors to be quiet, but there has to be a good reason for a noise complaint as well. Like we said earlier, a party past midnight definitely counts, but cats walking "too loudly" certainly does not. The downstairs neighbor even went so far as to call the police on her "noisy" neighbor's felines, and when they arrived, they laughed and went home. The cops may have giggled as well, but we're pretty sure the pawrent got the purrfect last laugh.

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Posted by Blake Seidel

If there's one thing dads and cats have in common, it's dad jokes and naps, but that's two things and it's clear that we're no meowthmetician. These memes are so stoopid you won't be able to resist saying "That's a real knee-slapper!" and then slap your knee.

Cats are often purrtrayed as feminine, but really, they're all just middle-aged dads at heart. They have a disdain for trying new things, love their routine, enjoy nothing more than a good nap in a comfy chair, and they both love to pretend that they don't like affection. But most of all, they love to tell a stoopid joke. A joke that's so bad you laugh out of pity, a joke that's so bad you want to wipe it from your meowmory with disinfectant. They're so bad that you can't help but laugh at them, that they've rounded the corner from bad to good by being so purrfectly idiotic. We know because cats have been using terrible puns in their memes since the beginning of meme history, and also because our cat always laughs at our dad jokes. 

So, the meme wizards here at I Can Has Cheezburger whipped up some original feline funnies this week that are just awful. Terrible. Horrific. But they're also so bad that you can't look away from them, you have to keep scrolling out of a pawsitively silly desire to know if they're really as bad as the one before. They're purrfect for cat owners because they're made by feline fanatics who love cats almost as much as we do. 

We're sorry, but also not sorry, for sharing these with you. It's Furiday, so we thought you could use a hearty laugh, and this is the best we could do on such short notice. See you next week!

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Posted by Mariel Ruvinsky

Talking about your cats at work should not be reprimanded, it should be mandatory. 

Look, we don't know, maybe it's just in our office - our very cat-centric office - that it is highly accepted to talk about cats all the time. But we don't think so. We think that people talking about their cats, people showing off cute pictures of cats, people sending each other funny memes of cats througout the day, it's not only normal, it's actually good for the overall morale of the office. Because cats are just… pawsome. Even people who don't have cats or who are not as obsessed with cats as we are are happy to talk about them and see pictures of them. 

In our humble opinion, people should tell funny anecdotes about cats, show pictures and videos of them, and talk about them in general much, much more often. Office included. To think that the person in this story got reprimanded for even less than that - for just telling one of their coworkers that they have cats is absolutely ridiculous. Especially considering the fact that the person who is doing the reprimanding has two giant portraits of their own dogs in their office right behind them. 

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Posted by Mariel Ruvinsky

If your cat approves of your partner, they will make sure that you know about it right away. 

And that's important. It's actually necessary. Because if your cat doesn't approve of your partner, that is something that you should listen to. Cats know good people, and if they don't like someone, it usually happens for a reason. The way that people interact with cats is a huge sign. There are people who are are jealous of their partner's love for their cat. There are people who humiliate their partners for missing their cats when they run away. And then there are people who, behind their partner's backs, do everything that they can to bond with their partner's cats. And the cat then shows its appreciation and approval. 

It can go in either direction, but if a cat approves, you will know it. And the cat in today's story made sure that his owner knew that he approved of the girlfriend very, very quickly. For 12 whole years, this cat refused to sit in his owner's lap. Despite their bond, despite the fact that his owner wanted it very much. But the second his owner's girlfriend moved into their home, the kitty - just like that - decided that his new favorite spot for cuddles was her lap. And the owner's response… adorable. 

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Posted by Mariel Ruvinsky

In a world as hectic as this one, all we crave is some pure wholesomeness in the form of cat memes. 

Everything moves so fast around us nowadays. Our jobs, the people we know and love, the news cycle. Everything seems to be moving too fast. Only one thing in our lives remains steady, and it is the only thing that really matters. It is our escape from the real world. Something positive - purely pawsitive - that takes nothing and only gives. We are, of course, talking about funny cat memes

If there is one thing that we can count on when it comes to the internet, it is a steady supply of hilarious cat memes. No matter what is going on in the world, no matter what is happening in people's individual lives, they will always - and we mean always find time to make memes and share memes. It is the best thing about the internet and probably one of the only reasons that we haven't completely lost our minds yet. We are simple people, craving wholesomeness in a world that sensationalizes everything but, and scrolling through silly cat memes on the internet is where we get our fix. 

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The image originated from a social media account that describes itself as "an AI-powered meme engine that turns stupidity into content."

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