50 Of The Funniest Pics Of “Cats Making Funny Faces”

We managed to get in touch with the group's administrator, Amy Ketchum, and she told us that a lot of work goes into keeping it friendly.

"We manually review and approve/decline every post submission each day," Amy explained to Bored Panda. "Many trolls are removed at that stage."

"Also, we have a very active community which knows the importance of our primary rule 'see something say something.' This means if a conflict happens in the comments, anyone can write the word “admin” and we will see it to take care of the issue. This has been working great for us. We are also very diligent with screening new member requests to help prevent a problem from occurring at all."

If you open the group's page on Saturday and Sunday, you'll see posts about pretty much everything cat-related.

"Our members love the 'free for all' weekend!" Amy said. "I wouldn't say we relax the rules of moderating but we do relax the rules of what content we will approve."

"During the week we only approve cats making funny faces (or poses) as well as cat birthday announcements. Over the weekend we approve all cat-related content that follows our general rules. It is still at each admin's discretion what we approve though. Our main goal is to make the group a safe place so that the members can enjoy it without worries. Members mostly post pictures of their own cats on the weekend as well as memes and videos," the administrator noted.

Amy described the community of 'Cats Making Funny Faces' as light-hearted, friendly, supportive of each other, and, of course, cat-loving.

"The love of cats and silly expressions of cats is universal. We have a great community that is filled with lots of familiar (cat) faces and active members," she said.

Amy described the community of 'Cats Making Funny Faces' as light-hearted, friendly, supportive of each other, and, of course, cat loving.

She said, "The love of cats [and their silly expressions] is universal. We have a great community that is filled with lots of familiar (cat) faces and active members," she said.

When asked about the biggest stars within the group, Amy said, "I have noticed that we often see trends in coat color more than breeds. For example, one day may be very heavy with submissions of black cats and the next day the tiger striped cats may dominate our submission queue. It is just an odd coincidence though, I believe."

Amy takes care of the group with two other people, Laurie Gasper and Shay Tims, who is the founder of 'Cats Making Funny Faces.'

Considering the number of members their community has, it's really impressive that a team of three can keep it running so smoothly.