Cute

In Japan, the latest rage is to dress your kitty with kimonos. Owners across the country are investing in the finest tiny kimonos for...

This is just PURRfect! Watch as this adorable wobbly kitten starts walking up to her human when she hears her name called. She came...

Meet Ara, a very cute little white kitten who was rescued by Omar Kadaba. She loves to give cuddles, so Omar decided to film...

The chonkier the cat, the more fluff there is to hug and love! Four cats all from Northern Finland who are some of the...

As we know, cats have very high reflexes and very fast responses, they have animal instincts that make them able to walk or run...

What did we do to deserve cats? Doesn't matter how good or bad this year was for you these awesome cat tweets from 2016 will make it all better. Having a bad day? The answer is cats. Having a bad week? Cats. Having a bad year? Well cats can still make that better too! How you may ask? Because they're cats, and humans have kept them as pets for as far back as 9,5000 years ago. Clearly they have been providing mankind with endless entertainment for a very very long time and as you can see from this list of 2016's funniest cat tweets compiled here, they are still giving us plenty to laugh about.

This is Billie, she's a 12 week old mix kitten that's 3/4 Siamese and 1/4 Ragdoll and she has some pretty awesome purrs. We...

This donkey has made friends with two cats and it's the cutest thing ever. Just watch as these cats have done the unthinkable and...

They say that dogs are man's best friend, but boy are they wrong!  Cats may be smaller than dogs, but boy do they have hearts of gold. These cats came into soldiers' lives while they were overseas, and it was instant love. And, of course they flocked to the soldiers for protection. After that, what blossomed was a very special friendship. Little do these cats know, what joy they were able to bring to these heroes during such tough times.

Since ancient times cats have been a symbol of grace and poise. The word cat comes from the ancient Egyptian name "caute." In ancient Egypt, they had cat goddesses Isis and Ba'at, and were often depicted in art and even mummified just like humans. Egyptians held felines in the highest esteem, and killing one, even by accident, often resulted in death penalties. In Greek times, they were linked with cleanliness, lust, deviousness, and cunning. Back in the Stone Age, cats were buried next to their deceased owners. But most people do not get cat tattoos because of their historical importance. Mainly, men and women get cat tattoos because cats are free-spirited animals associated with the sense of independence, intellect and at times even symbols of rebellion. Cats are also very lovable and sweet making them the purrfect way for some to show off their nature.