21 Phenomenal Cat Posts From The Internet You'll Love With Your Whole Heart

If you're not "oohing" and "ahhing," then you're probably laughing... because these cats know how to make our hearts soar.

Elana

Published in Animals
July 9, 2022

21 Phenomenal Cat Posts From The Internet You'll Love With Your Whole Heart

There is no shortage of social media platforms on the Internet eager and willing to feature a plethora of cat content. Be they pictures, videos, tweets, or stories... they're all getting posted for entertainment purposes and shared far and wide for the pure joy they provide us all.

Of course, when it comes to navigating the best of the best from the best of the rest, it's not always so clean-cut of a process. Of course, that's where we tend to come in (and you may already be familiar with our ability to comb through the cat content of the universe.)

We've assembled some of the best of the best into one neat space. Some of these cats will make you sweetly sigh over how precious they are while other cats will have your eyes bulging over their audacity.

Naturally, most of these cats will bring some joy to your day because that's something cats are especially gifted at doing. As cat fanatics, we can lovingly gush over a cat being the biggest turd in the room just as much as when they're giving us the gift of a glimpse at their teefies.

From their love nibbles to the silliest chirps and sweetest meows they can muster, there's nothing about cats we'll ever get enough of. So, enjoy!

1. Dem Teefies

theoriginalgimpycat

2. He knows how to have a good time.

3. "The void is not happy i wont let her outside when it 97° out"

u/kellyfish11

4. Worth the effort

5. "Predator Vs Cat"

u/Crazy_Permission_939

6. "What do you mean “get down”?"

u/InfiniteFuckery

7. "I wanted beef! Not Lamb"

u/whore4thor

8. "Put your paws up baby"

johnny.b.good23

9. "What are you doing? How could you! STOP!"

misthioscat

10. "Books are for reading not eating."

Vicky Jay

11. It's important to apply all the effort to getting comfy.

Metanoia100

A mere 70 years ago you'd be hard-pressed to find any cats living indoors. Such an honor was few and far between.

Prior to modern history, the relationship between humans and cats began some 10-12,000 years ago with Middle Eastern wildcats, or felix silvestris lybica, when humans shifted from a nomadic lifestyle to an agricultural one and the wildcats began sticking to these developing communities of humans because of the abundance of their preferential prey (rodents.)

Cats have evolved a lot since then, of course, but until modern inventions and luxuries came into the picture, keeping cats entirely indoors simply wasn't possible. Now that we have litter boxes, air conditioning, and we regularly spay and neuter cats, it's a lot easier to keep them close to our hearts and homes despite the fact that not much about their biological instincts has changed at all.