Kiwi arrived like a stray spark and suddenly this not-a-cat-person became a full-blown pawrent, learning the meowmanual on the fly. One week she was a mystery floof in a crate. The next, a vetted, vaccinated, 6–8-month-old CEO of the living room. The bathroom has become Base Camp Kiwi with litter, water, dry kibble, mushroom scratcher, crinkle ball, while the resident hamster enjoys witness protection. Mornings feature a 6:30 breakfast announcement. Evenings, a dignified ottoman sit followed by five minutes of NASCAR zoomies. Classic kitten programming.

Because doing things right matters, this new pawrent is double-checking the big stuff: kitten-appropriate portions, steady routines, and safe separation from the tiny hamster roommate. Enrichment gets a gold star. Play before work, play after work, and supervised pawtrols to keep curiosity spicy but civilized. A tree to climb or a second scratch surface wouldn't hurt, and puzzle feeders could turn snack time into brain time, but the vibes already say "thriving floof."

The best progress report comes from Kiwi herself: figure-eight welcomes, purr-engine idle, and a nightly loaf on the skeptical spouse. Translation: trust achieved, hearts acquired, laps taxed in treats. Not a cat person turned Kiwi person is exactly how it's done. Pawsitive, patient, and perfectly on track.

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Meow meow hoomans the weekend is almost here and that means there is only a little bit left to hang onto until we are free and clear to enjoy our time off. And we know the hardest part is the end (that is why they leave it in the milk) but such is life and if we are to please our cute cat children by continuing to supply them with tasty treats and a roof over their head then it is a good idea that we do what we can to finish strong.

And to help you finish your week with strength, we made this list of marvelously meowtivational cat memes, especially formulated for you hardworking hoomans who are doing their best to hang on. To hang on to your patience, your sanity and your will to keep on going. But we know you can do it, so enjoy these funny felines and get to it.

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Never has there been a more hilarious story of cat vs company. In this tale, a blender company is dragged willingly into the lives of three frenetic felines who decided that their blender boxes would make some of the very best boxes to sit in, stand on and generally rule over the home with. However, their pawrents only bought two blenders, meaning that war was inevitably going to breakout amongst the felines.

Which is when one of the pawrents decided to reach out to the blender company in the hopes of securing another box such that a conflict can be avoided and that blender box based peace can be restored to their household. The company miraculously replied and were into the idea. The only thing they missed was the opportunity to sell boxes of blenders that can be converted into cat trees and charge a heft fee for the feline themed add on.
 

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There's something remarkable about the unspoken bond between cat lovers. Even when we don't know each other's names, we share a kind of instant trust. If you've ever been in a small town convenience store parking lot, or even scrolling through an online community like ours, you've probably felt it - that quiet recognition that "you're one of us". And with that recognition comes responsibility. We step in for each other, hold a kitten while someone runs inside, share advice when a cat pawrent is worried, or simply cheer each other on when life (or the Cat Distribution System) delivers a new fluffy family member.

It's mutual trust built not on contracts, but on love for cats. We all know how fragile these moments can be - the first time a stray cat runs into your arms, the anxious joy of carrying home a new companion, the way a kitten clings when its human steps away. And because we've all been there, we don't hesitate to show up for each other.

Like this one wife who told the online feline family about her husband helping a stranger with a brand-new orange kitten, so the man could run into the store without worry. One cat lover trusted another with what had just become his whole heart. That's the magic of this community: cats may choose us, but we choose each other, too. And in those choices, every adoption story becomes a little brighter, a little safer, and a whole lot more loved.

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A new Furiday, with the smell of the weekend furresh in the air… it sets our cat-shaped souls on fire. Not literally, of course. But it does pawsitively pump us up and give us some meownspiration to finish the day with a pep in our step and a smile on our faces. We're here to get what work we can done, push whatever we can't to Meownday, and enjoy our Furiday treat: the funniest lol-worthy cat memes of the week from our feline family. Not only do they make us giggle, but they bring all of us nostalgic meme-lovers of the internet together to remember the good old days.

Sure, you can go to your Instagram feed and find hundreds, if not thousands, of meme pages, but these memes were made by the pioneers of the web. People who saw the rise and fall of our beloved Lolcats and their lolspeak, and who work tirelessly every day to keep it alive. If you're not doing it for yourself, do it fur them, the purrveyors of the internet trying to keep some semblance of the old web kicking. You can also do it because cat memes are the best, and not only are they cute and fluffy, but they're also hissterical. Whatever your reasoning, we pawsitively encourage you to stay for a while and enjoy some more of the silly kitties on our site. There's plenty of them to go around!

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In places where there are a lot of street cats, it is important for the residents to be informed of what to do when you encounter a kitten that is alone. There are many options, many things that you, an individual, can do. You start by looking for the mother. Oftentimes, when a kitten is "alone", it's not actually alone, and the mother is somewhere nearby, possibly hunting for food. If you can't find the mother for long enough, you can rescue the cat on your own - adopt the cat if you can and want to, and if not, then you look for a family for the cat or you bring it to a shelter. 

There is an endless number of options for what to do before you decide to stick a bunch of kittens in a sleeping bag and drown them. Endless. Impossible to list them all. And still, some people choose that option. We don't know how many of these people there are, how many of these stories we don't hear about, but those that we do, and specifically those that have a happy ending, with kind people intervening and stopping the worst from happening, those stories are ones that we think it is so important to write about. 

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Now, we cannot comment on how you might personally feel about this topic, as it is a rather divisive one amongst feline fanatics. But this story centers around a cattery and what they described as being 'poor genetic material'. Which immediately sets off fires in our eyes, as how can any hooman have the audacity to comment so derisively about a cute cat child no matter how impressive their genetics may or may not be. But that it not even the most infuriating part of this story, for the real drama only starts after the cattery adopts the poor catto out to a loving family who promise to give the feline fur baby a furever home that it deserves.

For when the cattery suddenly was without a so called 'stud' they had the gall to turn to the new adopted pawrents to ask for the sub-par feline back for a round of mating. Absolutely shocking stuff, and yet another reminder of how we need to be solely adopting from shelters so that catteries like this go out of business.
 

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