Cat Conjurer
Taiwanese rap artist and honorary magician Loya manages to pull a cat out of thin air to help promote animal adoption. It’s a good cause, and the Internet needs more cats.
Taiwanese rap artist and honorary magician Loya manages to pull a cat out of thin air to help promote animal adoption. It’s a good cause, and the Internet needs more cats.
Look at this amazing illustration by artist Nicolie McEvoy that depicts “our fearless leader Tardar Sauce ‘Grumpy Cat’ Bonaparte directing the cats of the world to face the dog menace.”
FatAwesome accurately depicts how your friends might act if they behaved more like cats and dogs than humans. Though we’ve known more than a few guys who act the same when inebriated.
A collection of videos showing cats climbing, swinging and oftentimes failing, courtesy of YouTube’s animal video curator ignoramusky. That last kitty redeems all of his fallen comrades.
If your mutt’s going to insist on drinking out of the toilet bowl anyhow, why not get them their own, and ensure it has clean water in it? We’re getting one for the cat. And another for our breakfast cereal.
What happens when you stick a cat inside a banana box, and another one on top? Well, you get some hardcore paw-on-tail action as the imprisoned kitty searches for the keys to his cardboard cell.
Most pets make noises to get their master’s attention, but this needy yet smart cat has a simple approach that has a 100% success rate: make it so its human can’t pay attention to anything else.
Nylah the cat is more civilized than the average feline, preferring to eat her food not with her face stuffed in a bowl, but with proper utensils and a plate. She hasn’t learned how to use a knife – yet.
It’s been a while since we had a visit from the Internet’s most favoritest kitty, Maru, but here he is returning to what made him famous – cramming his fat ass into boxes that he doesn’t belong in.
We already know that dogs paved the way for manned space flight, but why not cats instead? Show your support for the feline space program with this limited-edition tee by Austin Martin.
We’re not sure if this cat is speaking with its alien mothership or if its just dropped some really good catnip. Either way, kitty has something important (and downright weird) to communicate.
National Geographic captured this motion-sickness-inducing cat’s eye perspective, as Molly the house cat stalks and catches an alley rat, and has herself a delicious snack. Not safe for lunchtime.
Ceiling Cat is one of the all-time classic memes, which is perhaps the reason this kitty was inspired to hang out above the acoustic tile ceiling of this classroom and liven up a PowerPoint presentation.
No, we’re not talking about this cat’s ability to see. Rather, what you’re about to observe is this feline’s ability to annoy when it’s clearly bored and is trying to get its owner’s attention.
While you could deposit your money in one of those Japanese cat toy banks, we much prefer the action of the real-live kitty depository. Though the only interest you’ll earn is paid in Cat Chow.
We’re not sure what this cat is up to, but it looks like he’s got work to do so we won’t bother him. That said, if you happen to see him around, tell him we have some vacuuming we need done.
This little kitten finds itself in a precarious situation, but it’s been turned into a much more entertaining gymnastic exhibition, thanks to the Tom & Jerry soundtrack added by ignoramusky.
One of these kittens is absolutely obsessed with the alluring glow of the green laser pointe, while the other clearly seems to prefer its sibling over some stupid inanimate object.
No, cats aren’t supposed to wear leashes! People, on the other hand, need structure and direction. Here, Kodi the kitten demonstrates all the proper moves to keep his human in line.
This cat seems far more interested in playing the guitar than in the 6.3 magnitude quake which struck in the middle of his performance. In fact, he seems downright offended by the interruption.
From what we’ve been told, the cats that faced off in this battle are okay, but the tense stand-off had us on the edge of our seats – and the explosive conclusion made us jump from them.
While he’s not quite as agile as the Cat Quadcoptor, at least George the Hovercat is alive – and encouraging you to head to the ASPCA to adopt your own pet – flying or otherwise.
While this cat can’t climb walls without some assistance, we’re equally puzzled and impressed by its ability to walk vertically between the fridge and the wall like it’s nothing special.
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