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As long as their are wholesome hoomans out there who are willing to save stray cats in need, we're going to keep writing about them and giving them the awwpreciation they deserve.

This cute kitten, 'Nisa', went from sick street stray to queen of the sheets. She had it rough in the beginning. In fact, they didn't even know if she was going to make it! She waited in the same spot for someone to notice her, just hoping for some help. One meowrning, it came to her in the form of a kindhearted couple. They admit below that they weren't even looking for a cat, but when the CDS knocks, you answer.

They gave Nisa a second chance at life, and she's taking full advantage of it by adventurously exploring her new home, loafing on countertops, and sleeping in between her pawrents every night. We're pawsitively sure she knows she won the lottery. Read through Nisa's full recovery story by scolling down!

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Congratulations on making it to Wednesday, fam. You either arrived today hopeful about finishing the rest of the week with pawsitivity, or you're here with us in a grumpy mewd and need some wholesomeness to get through this midweek slump. On days like today, we feel like a cantankerous senior kitty that wants nothing more than just to eat and sleep all day (that's not so different from other days, but that's another story…). But not all senior cats are terrifyingly testy, most are purrfectly sweet, like the one in the story below!

Meet Capri, a 12-year-old senior cat who got a surprise one day from her pawrents… one she didn't ask for. The present was a puppy, and at first, she wasn't so sure how to feel about it. But, she softened, and adopted the corgi puppy like her little brother, and now they refuse to take naps unless they're cuddling together. The pictures of them are pawsitively bursting with cuteness, so scroll down to see them for yourself!

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When it comes to cats, we have just one rule: the chonkier, the better. These lovable loaves aren't just full of fluff. They're full of purrsonality too. Whether they're thudding across the room like tiny tigers or wedging themselves into boxes two sizes too small, chonky cats are walking, meowing proof that every ounce is adorable.

You haven't truly lived until you've watched a chunky feline attempt a "stealthy" pounce, only to plop dramatically mid-hunt for a snack break. They may not be the most graceful, but who needs grace when you've got confidence? These big-bellied beauties know how to strut their stuff, turning every hallway into a catwalk.

A chonky cat in a sunbeam is nature's antidepressant. They're fluffy little footrests, judgmental yet lovable, and somehow always hungry… even after polishing off a full bowl. Are they secretly hoarding snacks? Possibly. Do we care? Absolutely not.

So here's to the floofy units, the hefty hunks, the absolute units of the feline world. 

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Even today, when so much is happening around the world, when there is drama at every corner, people find the time for the important things. Namely cats. The internet always finds time for cats. Because cats rule the internet - furever and always. And that means, that every once in a while, cats go viral for all kinds of reasons. Just last week, a cat went viral for being hissterically unphotogenic. And before that, a few viral kitties that come to mind are the cat that looks like a teddy bear and Tater Tot - the cute kitty in a cast who had the internet losing it for weeks.

Yet, we don't think that any cat has come close to capturing the hearts of the people on the internet as Wonton. The conversation about Wonton has gone way beyond a few weeks. For months, ever since Wonton got adopted, injured and returned, people have been talking about her, worried about her, hoping that she will make a full recovery, and, of course, wondering who her adoptive parent will be. And today, finally, that question has been answered. 

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Have you been feline a bit on edge the past few weeks? The state of the world does nothing for that impending feeling of doom, but cat memes know how to tickle our feline funny bone just enough to heal our souls a little. In a world focused on chaos, we aim to make I Can Has Cheezburger an oasis of cat comedy you can enjoy when you need a break from it all; This special little corner of the internet is reserved for those in need of calming cat therapy, and that's the theme of today's memes!

Cats just know how to calm us. I don't know how they do. Their purrs are scientifically proven to be at a therapeutic frequency in line with calming us and helping us meditate. Isn't that crazy?! Maybe that's why I struggle to hop out of bed when my tuxedo furriend is sitting atop my chest in the meowrning!

We're sure the hustle and bustle vibes of life tend to make you feel like you don't have an off switch. We're here to tell you that you do—and it can't hurt to see for yourself down below!

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Work emails are like that one office cat who never stops knocking things off your desk, relentless and impossible to ignore. They pile up faster than you can say "inbox zero," and reading them feels like chasing a laser pointer that keeps darting just out of reach. You think you're finally caught up, but nope. More emails flood in like an unstoppable furball frenzy. Opening one promises clarity but usually delivers a tangled mess of jargon and vague demands that make you want to hide under your desk.

Writing emails is no picnic either. Trying to craft the perfect message requires the patience of a saint or a cat whisperer trying to reason with a stubborn feline. You carefully type your polite note, only for autocorrect to sabotage you with hilarious (and embarrassing) mistakes. Email threads turn into a chaotic game of cat and mouse, with surprise replies popping up at the worst possible times, like paws smashing your keyboard just to mess with you.

At the end of the day, surviving the work email jungle is no small feat. It's a daily dance between dodging nonsense, decoding cryptic messages, and resisting the urge to reply all with a dramatic meow. But hey, if cats can nap through chaos, so can we… right after we answer just one more message.

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If there is one thing you should never do, it's come between reuniting a  pawrent and their cat. Literally. 

No force that exists in this universe would stop us on our quest to find them. We would stay up all night searching if we had to; it doesn't matter how long it would take. We would post pictures of them as kittens to the beautiful, fluffy feline they are now to give everyone any chance at recognizing them. And if you contact us saying you have them, you'd better be ready to meet right now.

The scammer in the post below, who tried to scam a cat mom out of $20 by pretending to have her missing cat, got off easy, if you ask us. She got her revenge by signing them up for an avalanche of spam emails (we would not have been so nice). Below, you'll see how she caught the scammer mid-meetup in a purrfectly satisfying way. Again, they're lucky it wasn't us; they wouldn't have gotten away with it so easily!

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Chonky cats. A subject of much debate on the internet. Because the internet, sometimes, has a difficult time with nuance. Some chonky cats are adorable and are not, in fact, too chonky. Some cats are simply a little larger than others, and we do our best to keep their weight from getting worse, but that is just what they are, and we are not going to love them any less because of it. Heck, the more cat, the more cat there is to love in situations like that. But, a cat's weight is still something that you have to keep an eye on. 

Some cats don't know how to regulate their food intake the way that they perhaps should. And so, it is up to us - to measure their food, to give it to them in intervals, to listen to our vet's guidance. And yes, there is indeed such a thing as overfeeding your cats. The sitter in this story was right to call her sister our for it. Now, it's just a matter of making her listen. 

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