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There are days when you wake up and think "I need a little extra softness today". Not a full reset, not a grand adventure - just something warm, gentle, that might just make your heart do that tiny "awww" wiggle. And yes, that's exactly where cute cats and cozy cuddles come in. Cats are basically emotional support fluffballs, sent to remind us that life is better when you slow down, curl up, and let a purring loaf sit on your chest like a warm, fuzzy paperweight.

Every cat pawrent knows the vibe: soft blankets, a steaming mug of something delicious, and a cat who decides that you are today's chosen cuddle spot. Maybe they make biscuits on your stomach like they're kneading the dough of happiness. Maybe they head-bonk your cheek with the force of a teeny wrecking ball of love. Or maybe they simply sit next to you - not on you, not judging you - just existing in quiet companionship. That's peak cozy cat energy right there.

And when you can't snag real-life cuddles from an actual cat? That's where these feline funnies take over. A digital dose of fluff. A quick hit of whiskery joy. A reminder that the world still has softness in it. So wrap yourself up, settle in, and let these cat memes sprinkle a little fluff-filled comfort onto your day. You deserve it.

Sometimes, you see kindness from people who you least expect it. People who have nothing to gain. People who wouldn't expect to understand. It's easy to see the bad in the world, but seeing the good in people - that matters, that makes everything about life a little easier. And we can't think of more selfless kindness than humans rescuing kittens. 

You'd be pleasantly surprised, we think, by some of the stories that we have come across over the years. A story of a man who hated cats saving a cat from a bad situation. A story of a kid saving a cat by trading his skateboard, knowing that he will never get it back. A story of a teenager trying to save a cat by climbing up a tree… only to get stuck on the tree herself. It's the intent that matters. And when the internet is good - which it always is when you're trying to save a cat - then things tend to work out right. And they definitely worked out in this story.  

Ah, yes. The cozy bed you want to get into after a hard day. Especially in this chilly weather, when the rain pours outside, when the wind is howling, when the crisp air whispers "Go inside the blankets, it will feel amazing". But when you're just about to enter the soft and cozy space on your bed, you realise it's already taken - by the floofy feline master of your house, your cat overlord, who owns everything at home since you adopted them. And you have nothing to do about it - because, somehow, a cat on the bed means you have no space left. Cats just defy the laws of physics like that.

The online cat community of I Can Has Cheezburger experiences that same scenario, as all cat pawrents do. We asked them to not only tell us, but show us their cats sprawled out on their cozy spots - their beds. Well, not "their's", their human's. But it's now theirs, no doubt about it. Every cat pawrents knows that sharing is caring - and we care about our cats. So we share everything. Our cats will take it anyway, whether we shared it or not. So if you can't beat them (in their own feline specialty), and you can't join them (on the bed, that's now their), just take a picture.

When we say that the cat distribution system can target you literally anywhere and at any time, we really do mean that. The delivery methods in that system are unusual, but not one person can claim that they don't work. You could be adopted by a cat during a walk with your dogs. You can be adopted by a cat during a midnight picnic. You can be adopted by a cat when a kitten suddenly falls in through your window. Or you could be at work and get handed a kitten through the drive-through window. 

And every once in a while, the CDS requires a delivery person, and deliveries cost money. This story showcases quite a unique way to get two kittens adopted, but hey, it worked. A person working at Taco Bell was offered two kittens - each one for $20, and there was no hesitation. The kittens were delivered purrfectly to their desired furrever home. 

We all need to destress. Life is full of confusion, decision making, and difficulties coming at us from all facets. There's nothing better than being able to compartmentalize the chaos by scrolling playfully destressing cat memes. When you're after a long day at work when your boss micromanages every little move you make, or when you've just had a fight when your boyfriend about his time consuming job, or when you simply feel at full capacity of stress accumulated from years of things not going your way, cat memes have their own way of comforting us and making us smile in the face of opposition. 

What is it about these hissterical, adorable, and playful kitties that just lift the stress off our shoulders? It's really easy to pinpoint actually, and doesn't require any intellectualizing. Their cute, sweet faces, their adorable meows, and their rambunctious zoomies surely strip away the tumult of life's constant and pressing responsibilities. 

The Cat Distribution System is a seemingly ever increasingly complex and complicated being. Other than the fact that it seems to almost exclusively use trash cans and roadsides as places for cat children and their new pawrents to meet. As today, we delve into the story of two siblings who were unwittingly doing some training in the park and happened upon a classic kitten in a trash can situation. Following the tiny meows they heard, they soon found a   sweetheart and scooped it up to bring it home for good.

However, unlike most other CDS stories, this was simply not enough for the CDS as while they were driving home to explain to their hooman parents how and why they have brought a fifth kitten into their home, they happen upon a sixth by the side of a busy road. Leaving these siblings to have to explain how and why their fur family should now consist of six felines. A tough sell indeed.