When we think of If I Fits I Sits, we usually have images of boxes stuffed full of cats, fur spilling over the edges of the box. However, cats being the clever and creative creatures that they are, have a variety of sitting locations that they like to stuff themselves into. One of them being the bathroom sink, the purrfect place to exact revenge.

For you see this sitting spot is all about blocking access to the tap, and if a pawernt were to be so bold as to use the tap anyway and release a stream of water upon their cat they would be met with an affront on their arms and hands the likes of which has never been seen. So step right up and get ready to scroll through the sweet chill sauce of cat sitting positions. 

Orange cats aren't exactly known for their strategic thinking. Internet law clearly states they share one brain cell, which gets passed around like a sacred relic - usually while they're busy sitting in sinks, falling off furniture, or yelling at walls. But every so often… an orange cat gets his turn with the brain cell. And oh boy, does he use it for good. This sweet himbo didn't just accept the rescued kitten - he became Mom. Capital M. Grooming, protecting, supervising naps, enforcing bedtime snuggles - this orange lad took his responsibility very seriously. He said "I'm not a step-mom. I'm the mom who stepped up". And honestly? We love to see it.

There's something unbelievably wholesome about older cats adopting the tiny chaos-gremlins that enter the home. A baby shows up, squeaking and wobbly, and suddenly Big Cat is running a daycare, offering tiny tutelage on important life lessons like "how to loaf", "how to yell for snacks", and "how to pounce (mostly) without falling over".

Best part? The new kitty got a clean bill of health from the vet and was properly introduced over weeks - A+ responsible hoomaning. Now the family is officially bigger, floofier, and 300% cuter. Sure, orange cats might only borrow the brain cell occasionally, but when they do, they use it to become the hero we never knew we needed: a big, loving, whiskered mom with a heart of gold and absolutely zero awareness of his own tax bracket.

Wholesome. Iconic. 10/10.

How unbearably adorable are cats? Oh, we're thrilled you asked - because the answer is: cat-level cute, which is scientifically proven to be off the charts. One tiny "meow" and our human souls instantly melt into emotional pudding. The second that fluffy little loaf greets us at the door, we turn into squeaky, high-pitched, lovesick weirdos. And honestly? Zero regrets. Cats are so pawddictively precious we'd happily stay stuck under a napping feline overlord for hours. Can't move, can't breathe, can't feel our legs… but it's purrfection and we accept our fate.

And don't get us started on kittens. One glance at a miniature toe bean or a baby blep and suddenly we're emotional, crying over how tiny a creature can be. Tiny paws, squeaky mews, wobbly walk - hello?? Who allowed this level of cute to exist without warning labels? Our hearts cannot take this level of cuteness by surprise.

So if your heart is ready for a daily dose of fluff, giggles, and purr therapy, you're in the right place. We've rounded up the most wholesome, adorable cat memes to bring every cat person out there a smile, squeal, and maybe mutter "I'd do anything for this cat" at least once. Prepare for pure fluff-powered happiness. Your heart has been warned.

Meowllo, fam. You already know that it's Furiday, so get your work clothes on and get up, we've got work to do! We're taking you with us today to our LOLcat meme orchard where we pick all the finest feline memes of the week for you. You know what they say, give a purrson a meme and they laugh for a day, but teach a purrson to make a meme and they laugh for a lifetime. We may have paraphrased a bit, but you get the general idea. 

Let's start with the basics: what makes a good cat meme? A meme has only two purrfect components, but it's the nuances between the two that make a feline funny… funny. Furst, you have to start with a ridiculous cat picture. The kitty could have a pawsitively unimpressed face or an overly surprised one, or if you're going for a heartwarming vibe, you should probably choose a cute kitten that's sleeping. You want it to grab someone's attention before they even read the caption we're about to talk about. If the picture isn't enough to steal someone's focus amongst the litter box filled with other funny posts out there, then you've already lost.

Secondly, you have to write a funny caption that both works with and against the picture. It has to go with the picture enough to make sense, but it has to purrvide contrast to the picture that provides the funny. Like, the idea of a cat operating heavy machinery, or going on an all-expense-paid trip to Mardi Gras. See? You're giggling already.

The thought of losing our cat is one of the most terrifying ones that we have. They are such integral parts of our lives. We are so emotionally connected to them. We don't know what we would do without them. And as much as we love the thought of adopting another cat someday in the future, we don't think that any of them could actually replace the one that we have now. So, we understand why the woman in this story was hesitant. We understand why, after losing her cat, she felt like she wasn't ready for another one, even a year and a half after he was gone. But the cat distribution system had other plans for her. 

The CDS knows better when you are ready and when you are not. That's why we say that cats choose their humans and not the other way around. It doesn't matter whether you feel ready or not, the cats know better. And as much as this woman did not feel ready for a new cat, this tabby knew that she was. And now, he's surrounded by all the love in the world.