50 Hilarious Cat Memes From This Instagram Account Anyone Obsessed With Cats Would Enjoy
Cats are curious animals, and they have a strong hunting instinct. Plus, they can be very playful and energetic.
Sometimes they expel all that energy by darting from room to room, jumping up and down on the furniture, and attacking your socks with their murder mittens.
The Instagram account @happycat318 does a really good job of capturing their mischievous ways.
It shares memes about our feline friends being hellbent on world domination, and judging from the content, it's only a matter of time before they get all the catnip they crave.
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Dear Diary, I brought home a big mouse...mouse is now fren...send help.
My orange fluff brought home a live mouse tonight at 4 am. Picture me running with a fishnet through the hallway to catch it.
I’ll probably get downvoted, but why do you let your cat out? I would just be a ball of worry. You never know who or what they’d encounter.
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If ever there were a look of mounting concern on the face of a cat… that is it !!!
Better than pulling a live magpie through the catflap in the middle of the night…s**t and feathers everywhere.
I once had the chance to pet a deer. An orphaned one missing one foot, the rest of the family got into more ... uh, contact with a harvesting machine. Halfway lived at a farmer's where work had rented me a room. They feel rough on the outside, but incredibly soft deeper in ... hard to describe. But ... yeah ... cats bring the weirdest stuff.
Has Sylvester and the Kangaroo faded from cultural memory? Warner Brothers (Bugs Bunny, etc.) had an entire series of cartoons where Sylvester the Cat would chase a mouse and intermittently find instead an escaped kangaroo, which would usuall beat the stuffing (I'm sorry, "thtuffing") out of the poor cat.
When that girl you brought home from the bar last night won't go home
Your Cat was Tired of Living Alone & went out and Found the Puuurfffect Fwiend!!
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Feline behaviorist Lucy Hoile, who runs an awesome Facebook page dedicated to funny and informative cat-related content, said that whether we like it or not, felines probably think we're just as random as we make them out to be.
"Changes in human lifestyles that seem normal to us (such as moving into a different house or a partner moving in) can completely unsettle a cat," Hoile told Bored Panda in an earlier interview.
"They appreciate a predictable routine and fit their activities in around us, often waking up with us in the morning or when we come home from work."
Some say that the differences between humans and cats is what always keeps us apart, claiming that since these animals evolved as solitary hunters with little need for reading social cues, especially those for behavior modification, they are hard to train.
While there might be truth to these words, Hoile believes that cats can be trained just as easily as dogs (or any other animal), with just a few extra considerations.
"Training with rewards is most effective with cats, they will rarely do something for nothing! The tricky part is finding something motivating enough to use as the reward; it's got to be worth it!" she said.
"Smelly food usually works well e.g. small amounts of chicken or tuna. Training sessions should be short, as they can lose interest quickly and sessions should be split into small, easily achievable steps."
We attribute a lot of animals' shenanigans to them getting the zoomies. But why do our companions experience them? The trigger may be excitement or a quick increase in stimulation.
In cats, a commonly reported trigger is using the litter tray. This may be explained by “poo-phoria”, a feeling of euphoria that follows defecation, which is possibly caused by large bowel movements stimulating the vagus nerve, resulting in positive feelings and a drop in heart rate and blood pressure.
That's a soft can-opener thing. We just walk in and demand food.
Zoomies can, in fact, be characterized as play, since the two behaviors share many of the same characteristics. This would make zoomies a load of fun.
So if the zoomies are occurring as part of your pet's regular play routine, this indicates that your animal is happy and enjoying themselves.
Nah I need at least 3 more. And one has to be sitting on my lap
Look what that box did to the poor, innocent cat.
While experts don't yet know if zoomies are more likely to occur at certain times of the day, or more in some breeds compared with others, they do consider them a general indication of a high level of excitement – and likely a pretty good mood.
I wonder how many of these amusing pictures have been the result of those adorable zoomies?
It just exploded on it's own...I will not believe that ball of adorable fluff was responsible.
It is not that kitten's job to try to make a soft can-opener smarter. You all willingly get into the WET! There's no hope for you.
Cheap wall-to-wall carpet in the bedroom and studio. Fancy (expensive) area rug in the living room a friend gave our soft can-opener. Of course we puke on the good rug. It's the only suitable background for the art that is our vomit.
Are you telling me I am in charge of my own destiny...it can't be.
I've got an uncle like that...can't see anything but nahh doesn't need glasses. lol
Note: this post originally had 71 images. It’s been shortened to the top 50 images based on user votes.
I just wish they weren't all repeats. Not one original.
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Best cat meme collection I've ever seen. A mix of old and new, but all good.
I just wish they weren't all repeats. Not one original.
Load More Replies... Best cat meme collection I've ever seen. A mix of old and new, but all good.
