30 Cat And Dog Tweets That Really Could Put A Smile On Your Face, As Shared Online
Interview With ExpertProbably every pet owner would agree that their little buddies at home are a great source of joy. And the perfect material for memes.
Of course, joy is not something to be kept in secrecy. It needs to be shared with everyone, and that is exactly what these people decided to do online. Scroll down to check out the most hilarious posts about our four-pawed friends that X (Twitter) has to offer!
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"Yes hooman, I doo need to use the new litteratur box" edit: autocorrect, but was supposed to be litter...
Are you sure he/she has a spine and not like, a rubber hose in there?
There's a Christmas legend about little striped cats at Christmas. I've written this before but here goes. When Mary and Joseph reached Bethlehem and couldn't find room indoors, they had to stay outside in the animal barn that first night. And Mary delivered Jesus in the cold, brutal night. A feed trough, a manger, was the only crib available so this is where the little boy slept. Not real comfy for a cold exhausting night. But sometime during the night a little striped cat wound herself around the baby and kept Jesus very warm until morning. To show her love and appreciation, Mary blessed the cat with her initial, an "M" on her forehead. Even today you'll find Mary's M on every striped cat, blessing each generation.
I just remembered my childhood cat trying to steal a sandwich I was making one weekend as a teenager purely because it was a turkey and cheese sandwich. She waited until I was grabbing a knife to cut the sandwich to do it, too! As soon as she was caught, she jumped off of the stove top (no worries; it was off!) and then stared at me, as though it was depriving her of food, even though she had eaten not long before that!
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Maybe it is because they were purebreds Birmans used to being spoiled most of the cats I brought home walked out of the cat carrier, took a stroll around the room and lay down on the couch looking as if they were satisfied all was in order.
Maybe it is because they were purebreds Birmans used to being spoiled most of the cats I brought home walked out of the cat carrier, took a stroll around the room and lay down on the couch looking as if they were satisfied all was in order.
