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Cats are much smarter than we give them credit for, and no, our cat didn't pay us to write that. They are pawsitively primed to their surroundings, even more so than we are. The story below is a purrfect example of that! One pawrent built a bar in his basement and started hanging out down there more, inviting friends and doing other hooman things down there. But, whenever he stayed down there, his normally lazy 13-year-old senior cat went absolutely feral. Bouncing off the walls, meowing, and digging at a certain spot despite his old age and arthritis. His hooman thought he was just being a menace, so he ignored him.

Well, when one purrticular friend was over and noticed his cat's purrfectly strange behavior, he suggested the hooman get a radon detector to check, just in case. He did, and it turns out that the spot where the cat was "digging' was releasing six times the healthy amount of radon into his home. He got it promptly taken care of, and now the senior cat can finally relax downstairs.

We joke a lot here at I Can Has Cheezburger about orange cats having one collective brain cell together, but in this case, we think the hooman was missing a few by not listening to his cat's purrfect pleas to fix something that was clearly wrong. Now go give that cat a nice slab of expensive tuna, he certainly earned it!

It's finally cold outside, and honestly, we cannot be happier. The warm blankets are out, the hot cocoas are being made nearly daily, our cats cuddle us each and every day to get some of our warmth for themselves. Purrfection. But while we and our indoor cats are enjoying the warm weather, the outdoor cats, especially the little kittens, are about to enter the most difficult season of the year. And some of them… might end up in the same position this little kitty was.

The runt of the litter. This little kitten was abandoned by momma cat. We don't know exactly why or when. What we do know is that this tiny fluffball was found half-freezing on top of a CAT forklift by someone who was - thankfully - kind enough to do the right thing and get her out of the cold. There is no telling how long she was there, how long she was sleeping in the cold, but what we know now is that she will not spend another cold night alone ever again. 

As much as we disagree when people say that "cats are not friendly", we can still admit that it takes time to win over some cats. They have barriers, they have their walls up, they're strong and independent and proud of it. So, it takes time and effort to break through all of that and win over their hearts. And there are only few creatures that purrsistent. Humans, of course, are one of them. And then, there are dogs.

Yes, "cats and dogs don't get along". We've heard that a million times before, but it's not true. Cats and dogs can be best friends, and most often, we think that it is because dogs have the tenacity to not quit until they win the cats over. And it's true for all cats, not just house cats. It's why shy cheetahs get paired with Golden Retrievers in zoos - to help them come out of their shells. It's why when these Bengal tiger cubs were abandoned by their mother, the cubs were paired with a dog who helped raise them. And it's why the lion in this video because such good friends with this dachshund. 

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.