Years ago, a feral cat named Ninja wandered into the family and quietly decided who her purrson was. From that point on, she made it very clear. Any time that familiar voice was heard, she wanted lap time immediately and took her biscuit-making duties very seriously. It never felt like ownership so much as a mutual agreement that this was her place and her human.

Life shifted, as it tends to do, and Ninja eventually passed over the rainbow bridge. It was heartbreaking, but the hope was always that she simply found another soft place to land and kept doing what she loved best. Years passed, routines changed, and then another cat showed up in the most unexpected way.

T.K., originally known as Trash Kitty, slowly appeared near an apartment dumpster and took his time deciding if humans were worth trusting. Once he did, everything clicked. The same cries at the sound of a voice, the same urgent need to sit close, the same nonstop biscuit production. It feels less like coincidence and more like a quiet continuation, as if Ninja made sure the love didn't disappear, it just found a new way back.

Good meownin, everyone. Actually, for Scrooge cats it's not a good morning, it's a bad morning, a morning full of grumpy glares, hard times, not enough sleep, and everything going not your way. Just like the real Scrooge in A Christmas Carol, you start your day spilling coffee on yourself just to have a good excuse to be angry at the world. Then of course someone cuts you off in traffic, so byt he time you get to work, you've already worked yourself into a steamy, suffocating, indolent frenzy. 

Before you get carried away and start reciting prayers backwards in tongues to ward off your bad energy, think about a cat. Think about your cat, think about your cat wearing a Santa hat, and start taking big and long deep breaths. All's okay in the world now, isn't it? Your cat gets grumpy too, don't you know it. But there's seriously nothing cuter and more adorable than a grumpy cat, eyebrows furrowed, and meows sounding more like a growl. With the Christmas holiday approaching quickly, there's no better time to turn that frown upside down.

There's nothing we appreciate more than people giving love and care for a floofy feline in need - and definitely one that needs fostering since there's no adoption to take place in sight yet. Fostering a cat is a blessing - because it's giving a cat the roof, food, and warmth they need until they have a forever home. It's giving them all that instead of them spending time in a shelter or on the streets.

With that being said, we understand not everyone can offer their homes as fosters. Maybe one person is having some financial trouble and can't care for another right now. Maybe you're renting a place that doesn't allow cats on the property. And maybe you're allergic. Especially when you're allergic - because these are life circumstances that you (most likely) can't change. And yes, we understand you might like cats, but for you to foster them, you need to… You know, be there, and foster them. And that's a thing that one 25-year-old older brother had trouble understanding, apparently.

That's when his 18-year-old sister comes in - she's the one who actually fosters her brother's kitten. But he? He's too allergic. He runs out of the house to his girlfriend's place, yet the couple still calls the cat their "baby". Look, we understand the kitten needs a home, but isn't it fairer if she gets what she needs from someone who can actually give it to her?

People make mistakes all the time - it's part of being hooman. Cats, on the other hand, never make mistakes, but that's a subject for a different article. What's impurrtant about mistakes, though, is not that they happen, but that they don't happen again. A few months ago, we posted about a cute black cat in a banana costume being turned away from a PetSmart "trick-or-treating" pet event, but it turns out, by "pets", they only meant doggos. Banana Cat returned home, sad and confused, and the cat community made their voices heard. Justice for Banana Cat!

Well, it's Christmastime now, and PetSmart seems to have corrected its ways. During a Christmas pet party, a cat pawrent took her two void kitties to the event, and not only were they allowed in, but they had a hissterically terrible time. But, was anyone really surprised by that? No! If there's one thing cats despise, it's being dressed up in annoying hats and outfits, no matter how cute they look in them. They did get lots of attention and Churus, so even if they didn't show it, we're pretty sure they had a good time.

Congratulations, PetSmart, you righted a purrfectly egregious error and made feline fans everywhere laugh. A merry Catmas to all, and to all, a good night!

Despite what non-cat owenrs may think, living with a cat is not always peaceful. Sure, they sleep most of the day, and the rest of the time, they are usually eating or cleaning themselves. It's lovely… almost all the time. But that peace does not last forever. Every cat, every once in a while, will decide that it is time to test some limits. 95% percent of the time, cats are calm. The other 5%… there is nothing but cat chaos. 

Cats will steal your food right off your plates if you turn away for barely a second. Cats will look you in the eye as they gently, bit by bit, push your favorite mug off the coffee table. Cats will yell at doors for no reason, just to test you, just to make you feel crazy. And some cats… some cats will go further than the classics. They will commit creative crimes, and you will not know that it's them doing it, not until you catch them in the act. And in this wife's case, you will blame your husband for your cat's crimes. 

It's a cold winter's day, we should be getting ready for work, but goodness, it is hard to get out of bed right now. Our blankets are too warm, our pillows too fluffy, even our cats are still cuddled up with us, not ready to face the cold, not even when breakfast is on the line. Getting out of bed right now is asking or too much. But we have to. And for that, we need to make sure that we are warm on the inside enough to face the cold on the outside. And that is what we have funny cat memes for. 

There is nothing better than scrolling through and snorting at a bunch of hissterical cat memes in the morning, we think that everyone knows that by now. But it in the winter, it is especially important. In the winter, when it's so cold outside, starting the day by laughing at a bunch of silly cat memes means starting the day with a smile. By the end of this collection, it will be ever so slightly easier to get out and face the cold. Because you will be warm on the inside. 

Now that all of our Christmas decorations are fully up and ready for the holiday celebration, so is our cat.

Our cat never shows excitement for any seasonal event. He doesn't care about Halloween, he has no idea if it's cold or hot outside, and he can sleep through any storm or firework show. The only thing he cares about is when we put up our Christmas tree. However, his excitement means that we have to wait for the very last minute to decorate our house; otherwise, nothing will remain intact by the time Christmas arrives.

We are sure many cat owners can relate to this experience, if the memes are any indication. As soon as that tree stands in the living room, our cat is always either underneath it, climbing it, or sitting right on top of it like the star he thinks he is. Since we put it up last weekend, he has already caused the whole tree to fall twice, and one of the fireplace stockings is currently MIA.

We love our little chaotic Christmas lover, just as we love the hissterical cat memes down below. Scroll down to enjoy them as well!

Feline comedy will be the medicine we all need to get us through the brutal, beautiful, unforgiving winter.

Ask us how we know. Go ahead, we're waiting. We are the cat meme experts here, and for nearly the last two decades, we made sure to study the feline corner of the internet so closely that we nearly turned into cats ourselves. Why do you think we talk in purry puns every time we write? It cannot be a coincidence, pawrents…

Though it's almost officially winter, there's warmth in every corner of yourself should you so wish to find it. You right-paw feline is probably by your side this very moment, swatting at your kneecap to remind you it's feeding time. Isn't it always feeding time when you have a cat?

Cats get to curl up in little purritos the entire winter while we have to bear the cold so we can bring home the Churus for our furry fellas. They owe us one. Even still, we couldn't be happier trekking out into the winter weather if it means we can make life even more pawsperous for them. How about we make today a bit more pawsperous for you? Scroll below and find out how well feline comedy perks you up when the winter blues got you down.

Some cats move through life with a look that suggests the lights are on, but nobody is home. You can see it in the pause before they miss an obvious jump, or the way they stare at a wall like it just told them a secret. These are the cats operating on one shared brain cell, patiently waiting for their turn with it.

They chase nothing, forget what they were doing mid-stride, and sometimes sprint across the room as if summoned by a thought that immediately vanished. Food bowls can be right in front of them, yet they still look offended, confused, and betrayed. It is not that they are unintelligent. It is more that their thoughts arrive late, leave early, and never explain themselves.

And somehow, that empty-headed energy is exactly what makes them perfect. There is something comforting about a creature whose biggest concern is a dust particle or a phantom noise only they can hear. These cats remind everyone that it is okay to slow down, lose the plot, and exist purely on vibes. One brain cell, zero worries, maximum charm.