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We often remark on here about how tough cat adoptions or rescues can be. But with this one we seem to be facing a problem that is of a completely opposing nature to all those other stories. This is the story of a cat who apparently did not enjoy his home life all too much and so went out looking for something better. Ltitie did the cat know that something better would be just a few doors down from its original home in the form of our protagonist's house.

The problem being that the curious catto did not receive an invitation to enter the home and set up camp, he just went on in. Which to the dismay of the person whose house it was and the cat's original owner would become a cycle that they would have absolutely no control over.
 

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Ah, cats. If the internet were a buffet of everything from drama to chaos to endless hot takes, then cats would be the dessert table - always sweet, always irresistible, and always exactly what every person needs. No matter how the online world changes, one thing stays constant: cats remain the ultimate source of internet joy. That's how pawerful they are. A silly whisker twitch, a loaf on the keyboard, a purrfectly timed zoomie - and suddenly life feels lighter again.

That's why we've cooked up today's fluffy feast of cat memes - 45 heaping servings of feline comedy, ready to be snacked on whenever you're craving a bite of internet happiness. Think of them as little comfort foods for the soul: warm, fluffy, and making you smile just as your cat would. Here at I Can Has Cheezburger, we're basically your neighborhood cat cafe of memes. We gather up the best feline funnies from across the web and serve them fresh every day, no reservations required. And the best part? You're never dining alone - you've got a whole community of cat lovers right here at the table.

So grab a cozy seat, maybe cuddle up with your own live-in floof, and dig into this spread of feline silliness. Trust us - joy is best served with extra whiskers.

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Is it just us, or are cats and introverts basically soulmates? Honestly, it's like the universe looked at us purrtroverts and said: "You know what you need? A fluffy roommate who also hates small talk". Cats get it. They understand the beauty of silence, the magic of a cozy corner, and the pure joy of not having plans on a Friday night. When we come home, they greet us with that subtle tail flick or a casual rub against the leg - not over the top, not too much, just enough to say: "Hey, you exist. Cool". It's the perfect balance of acknowledgment and respect for personal space. Introverts everywhere: can you relate?

And the best part is that cats don't demand constant entertainment. They're perfectly happy bird-watching, loafing by the window, or plotting their next zoomie session without dragging us into it. Compare that to some other four-legged friends (looking at you, overly clingy doggos), and suddenly it's clear: cats are the patron saints of chill companionship.

So yes, we purrtroverts and our cats are a match made in whiskered heaven. Quiet and cozy, and just full of mutual respect - that's what we call true pawrtnership. And, of course, the only thing better than hanging out with cats is scrolling through cat memes, which are like hanging out with cats.

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Household physics confirms it: cats act like liquids with audacious surface tension. One minute they're a dignified loaf, the next they've poured through a whisker-width gap into a cabinet, tote bag, or cereal box labeled "Do Not Enter." If it says "If I fits, I sits," they treat it like statute law and file in purrson.

Liquid logic creates situations. Blinds become lasagna noodles. Laundry hampers turn into submarines. Sofa springs host unauthorized spelunking. Someone discovers the "impossible" space behind the fridge and announces it with a muffled mrrrrp. The home Meowntain Rescue Team mobilizes: treats as grappling hooks, a chair shifted two inches, gentle reverse-beeping for morale. After extraction, the cat blinks like, "I meant to do that," then promptly oozes into a shoebox the size of a sandwich.

Prevention helps, but curiosity has excellent flow rates. Close the washer, cap the trash, block the voids, and stock patience, snacks, and a towel for dignity wraps. Cats may be liquid, but they're buoyant in love. Every rescue ends with a relieved laugh, a slow blink, and a promise to patch the next portal.

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In this day and age, there is no reason not to get your cat spayed or neutered. There are too many cats and kittens in the world that need homes as it is, we don't need your indoor cat escaping to get pregnant and bring eight more into the world. For all of your friends who would take a kitten, they are pawsitively invited to go to a shelter and adopt one of their own. When it's your mistake, it's one thing, but when someone else lets your cat get pregnant, it's a whole other thing entirely. Let alone a "professional" who you paid to watch your cat while you were on vacation.

It's hard enough to find someone you trust enough to leave your cat with while you're away. It's your baby. You know all of their little quirks and desires purrfectly. So if you don't have a feline-loving friend, your next best bet is to go with a purrfessional cat sitter…. or so you would think. After leaving her cat with a well-reviewed local pet sitter for two months, the cat mom in this post came back to find her 8-month-old cat very pregnant. Livid would not even begin to describe how angry we would be. We wouldn't pay, and we would 100% leave a terrible review. That's not simply an accident… that's negligence.

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