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Santa Claws often takes the form of a chubby fella with a long, white beard who wears a red suit and rides in a sleigh. Sometimes, though… Kind strangers take their gift-giving to the next level, making a young child's wish come true. In the video you'll watch below, you'll meet an angelic human who decides to make a little boy's wish come true using Walmart's Angel Gift Tree gift-giving process. His wish? A new calico kitty after losing his emotional support puppy.

Losing an animal is hard, but writing off animals completely is the wrong approach. The little boy featured here didn't need to be told that; He knew his heart was ready to love another animal in need.

Not only did the kind stranger adopt a young adult calico cat from the shelter, but she also bought him litter, food, toys, treats, and even a $200 gift card for additional items he might need! It doesn't take much to change someone's life, and this generous woman decides to give the gift of not only life, but also of love, to both the cat and the little boy. Scroll below to check out some of our favorite snapshots and then the entire video!

When the weather turns cold, cats slip effortlessly into full cozy mode, and nothing completes the scene quite like a kitty settling in beside a warm cup of tea. The moment a mug appears, a cat magically materializes padding over, curling their paws under their chest, and giving slow, content little blinks as if they're ready to share a peaceful winter moment.

They love sitting close enough to feel the warmth, noses twitching at the gentle steam while snow drifts outside. Some perch beside your cup like fuzzy tea companions, others curl into your lap as if they're part of the ritual. And on extra chilly days, they scoot even closer, acting like their presence is essential to keeping both of you warm.

Tea time just feels softer with a cat nearby. The world quiets down, the cold seems less sharp, and every sip feels cozier with a purring friend in the mix. With their snuggles, warmth, and perfectly timed appearances, cats turn even the simplest winter moment into something wonderfully comforting.

It's the worst feeling in the world to feel duped. Tricked, deceived, mislead – it's just horrible. When someone pulls a fast one on you, it's not overreacting to ice them out and remove them from your life. But what about your cat? Would you ignore your cat if he or she pulled a fast one on you? It raises a lot of questions, but we'll get to the bottom line in the story below. 

The protagonist is a woman who just got a female cat. She suddenly has the sensation of blackmail, treachery, and trickery. Her cat starts getting into some naughty behavior, and started chewing on inedible things like cords, plastic, or string. Because the woman doesn't want her cat to be getting into trouble like that, she assumes the cat is hungry so she feeds her. Well, it may all be an intentional ploy, and it may be completely innocent, but either way the owner is left feeling blackmailed by her own cat, and the cat's health declines from overeating. The owner worries about her cat since she's gaining so much weight now. She goes to the anonymous internet for advice on her manipulative, fat little kitty. Read the full story below. 

With winter well underway, we can now indulge in those fantastical frost related activities that we have held off from all summer long. Drinking pumpkin spice lattes, dressing your cat child up in coats and hats, and of course getting to use the early nights as an excuse to curl up with your favorite blanket on the couch and fall asleep for the sweetest of naps.

And while that might be something that you cannot quite do at the moment seeing as you are likely at work, we figured we would bring some of that winter wonder your way with this collection of cute cats chilling and napping under their favorite blankets. Because there truly is nothing as purrecious as having a cat who feels comfortable and safe enough in your home to fall asleep under a blanket. Best viewed alongside a comforting cup of tea to mimic the feeling of a cat sitting on your chest.

There's something about an autumn Monday that just hits different - like the world collectively decides to move at half-speed, wrapped in a fuzzy blanket, sipping something warm, and pretending the to-do list doesn't exist yet. And honestly? No creature embodies that soft, sleepy Monday mood better than a cat. Cats are the blueprint for autumn meltiness: loafing in sunbeams, curling into fluffy puddles, and giving us that slow blink of "please, no sudden movements, I'm vibing".

So if you woke up this morning wishing you could burrito yourself in blankets and purr your responsibilities away, congratulations - you're already in perfect alignment with the feline fall lifestyle. And since we can't all spend the day napping like a tiny woodland creature on a pumpkin, the next best thing is… sleepy cat memes. The softest, warmest, coziest ones we could gather.

Think of this as your autumn Monday comfort pack: gentle snoozing kitties, fluffy paws tucked under like warm mittens, cats melting off couches like little floofy lava flows, and those half-asleep, droopy-eyed expressions that say "I nap, therefore I am". It's time to slow down - let these sleepy feline funnies wrap around your soul like a knitted scarf. It's Monday, yes - but it's also autumn, and somewhere out there a cat is snoring softly in a windowsill. And for a moment, you get to melt right along with them.

One of the things that makes the cat community so pawesome is its people. Cat lovers will do anything for cats - like caring for a colony of 15 feral cats for 12 years. Every day, rain or shine, this kind woman below went out of her way and spent her hard-earned money to care for the stray cats below out of the kindness of her heart. She didn't even really get anything in return, other than watching the cats go from barely surviving to somewhat social over the years. At least when we care for our cats, we get some kisses and snuggles. She just got the satisfaction of knowing she's doing something good for the world.

Not many people would do such a thing. Caring for feral cats is pawsitively exhausting. They don't have the same tendency for affection that house cats do, and most aren't accustomed to hooman attention. But she gradually earned their trust and became a respected member of their little feline family. After 12 years, though, her fateful watch has come to an end, as all the kitties have either left or been adopted. 

Her days will never be the same, but she can sleep easily at night knowing that she gave these cats a better life than they ever could have hoped for. They knew kindness thanks to her.