Funny

There are times when cats behave in ways so unimaginable that we, their hoomans, think they must be out of this world. Whoever says that they are more of a dog person because they have more personality than cats, is clearly living under a rock. Cats are over flowing with personality. In fact, they have one of the best sense of humors any domestic pet can have. They have zero fear about showcasing their personalities to the extreme....AKA....letting their silly side shine :)

Let's be real here. Unlike dogs, cats don't really enjoy "the great outdoors". They much more prefer to lay on your big comfy couch,...

This man introduces his cat to the olives for the very first time and his reaction will have you laughing out loud. This cat...

Working from home has its advantages. For example, you get to spend much more time with your pets than you normally do. Your pets...

Originally created by Adam Ellis, these illustrations were recently spotted on a veterinarian’s cork board by somebody called ItsJayOrDan, and as you can see below, it’s...

This young man decided it would be a good idea to have professional photos taken with him and his cat. We have to agree that it was purridy awesome!

Have you ever tried putting clothes on a cat? It probably didn't end well did it...but as you can see from this list, some cats can be quite a bit more tolerant than others, especially with kids! This collection will make you smile while also serving as a sweet reminder of the bond between kids and their kittys.

If you're a cat owner, having a small bag of green herb might mean a bit different than what most people would have in mind. This magical green dust has the power to turn your ordinary domestic felines into wild jungle cats as soon as they get a whiff or it can magically melt them into a motionless puddle of fluff when they lick it. Enter the wondrous world of catnip, and the purrdy stoned kitties who can’t seem to get enough. The name ‘catnip’ is actually derived from nepeta cataria, which is an herb closely related to mint. The plant itself, whether freshly grown or dried for various commercial purposes, secretes a chemical compound called nepetalactone and that triggers a response from cats’ pheromone receptors – in other words, it then makes them lose their minds when they smell it. When the plant is actually ingested, it can produce the opposite effect by sedating the cat. Each and every cat reacts differently to the magical herb, with some showing outright immunity to its powers. Take a look at cats below who went on a serious ‘nip trip’!

When Maya the cat first discovers this weird looking robot dinosaur, she simply couldn't resist trying to figure out what it was. When she first...

It can be a confusing thing for kitties to see themselves in the mirror for the very first time. Who is that staring back...