ICanHasCheezburger Community Members Share The Silliest Moments Of Running Into Their Cats Outside Of Their Homes

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Mar 28, 2023 4:00 PM EDT

Hold on to your whiskers, fellow cat lovers! We asked members of the ICanHasCheezburger community to spill the beans on the silliest and most absurd encounters they've had with their feline friends outside of their homes. And boy, did they deliver! They always do. Cats are such hilarious little creatures, we never quite know what to expect with them. From finding their cats taking a snooze in a pile of leaves to catching them chasing after birds, these tales are as silly as they are totally real.  Who knew our feline friends were such little mischief-makers? Well, we did. 

It's time to take a paws from your busy schedule and chuckle your way through these hilarious and heartwarming stories of cats being cats. You'll see that our furry friends are full of surprises and bring endless joy to our lives, even when they're causing chaos. If you're a cat owner, you know there's never a dull moment with these silly little goofballs. So go ahead and grab a cup of catnip tea, and prepare to laugh out loud at the silly shenanigans of our feline friends. Enjoy! 

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  • 01
    Font - Crystal McCullough Stella my black cat will be strolling back from the neighbor's house each afternoon about the time I enter our neighborhood. If I vary my arrival time I sometimes see her making a mad dash into our backyard. By the time I have pulled into the garage she has scampered back in through the pet door out back and is waiting for me next to her food dishes, acting like she was there the whole time. Like Reply Hide Send Message 2d Edited 10
    via Crystal McCullough
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    Cat - Kathi Coyle She was on the roof of a house about 3 away from ours. I called out "excuse you, that's not your house" she just yelled at me Like FC Reply Hide Send Message 2d Edited 20
    via Kathi Coyle
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    Font - Suzette Hunter Driving home from work and there was Pickles walking down the footpath a few streets over so I slammed on the brakes jumped out and looking like a catnapper, put him in the car and took off Pickles was looking very bewildered Like Reply Hide Send Message 11h
    via Suzette Hunter
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    Cat - Top fan Carrie Bryan Julia snuck out behind me as I was taking out the trash. Fortunately she went next door instead of down the stairs, and as my neighbor's door was shut I was able to chase her back into our apartment. She's now on my list as an escape artist. Like Reply Hide Send Message 2d 2
    via Carrie Bryan
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    Font - Joanna Weber In the early 90's we were adopted by a young ginger cat who followed us home one day. We named him Milo and he was a very tolerant and loving kitty to 3 children who were not always the gentlest with him. He loved to be part of whatever we were doing including following my mum when she went to visit a neighbour for a cup of tea. He would sit in the neighbours garden and when he thought mum had been away from the house for too long he would start meowing insistently for her to
    via Joanna Weber
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    Organism - Top fan Melissa Stone Moe and I used to go for walks around my mom's yard when I was unemployed. He would insist on it and would then accompany me around 28 Like Reply Hide Send Message 1d 4
    via Melissa Stone
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    Font - Kim Oravetz Ours hitched a ride, unbeknownst to us, in a wheel well or engine area, with my husband on his way to work. Every few days when he stopped to get gas, he would also drive through their window and get a coffee. Obviously, we couldn't find her at home for two or three weeks. One day, as my husband stopped to get gas and coffee, Kitty strolled up to the car, like "where ya been, man?!" He brought her straight home and she only strayed one other time, to hitch a ride with the baby
    via Kim Oravetz
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    Felidae - Cathrine Moen This is Isabel. I regularly meet her a couple of streets over. She goes there to bully a cat who lives there. Every time I walk down that street she comes running;"OMG! I can't believe you are here! I thought I'd never see you again! Lift me up, hold me tight and carry me home to safety!" The only one not safe is the poor bullied cat trying to live a peaceful life on that street. Rinse and repeat, a couple of times a week. Like Reply Hide Send Message 1d
    via Cathrine Moen
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    Cat - Katie Terrill Kali (my first cat as an adult) used to greet me outside as I came home. She learned my schedule and would meet me at the street. It was adorable. Like Reply Hide Send Message 2d OD 8
    via Katie Terrill
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    Font - Nuala Kranas Only outside our backgate, by our garage. She was actually miaowing her head off because the gate was locked, and it is too high for her to jump up and over. Stella, was very indignant and gave me a right telling off when I unlocked the gate. I felt so guilty, and spent ages apologising to her and trying to placate her...Dreamies, Licky-lix, meat sticks...she was a little madam! Like Reply Hide Send Message 1d Edited 2
    via Nuala Kranas
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    Font - Leigh Musicof Yes, I was coming off the bus from high school and saw one of our cats coming out of an alley by the main road. I yelled at him to go home. I hope the noise and cars from the main road scared him. I never saw him there again. Edit: this was the mid 1980s and none of our cats are allowed outside. Like Reply Hide Send Message 1d Edited
    via Leigh Musicof
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    Rectangle - Candice Marie Chase Smith Was driving home from church one time and about a block from our house, saw our calico coming out of a little protestant church. Turns out she was there every Sunday and they even had a chair for her. Like Reply Hide Send Message 1d 6
    via Candice Marie Chase Smith
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    Font - Jules Haldane Came home the other night and Pippa is sitting in the middle of the road. I wind down the window and yelled Pippa Marie, wtf?! She looked startled and took off home. Got down the drive and out the car and she's.rolling on the front door step like she been there all night. Lil witch Like Reply Hide Send Message 1d 4
    via Jules Haldane
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    Rectangle - Richard Dinnen It would be hilarious if your cat behaved as if they didn't know you especially in front of the other cats. And then later on at home, they would be all lovey- dovey. Like Reply Hide Send Message 2d Edited 7
    via Richard Dinnen
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    Rectangle - Andi Kelly I caught my cat sneaking to the neighbours house down the street to eat the food she put on the door step. As soon as he saw me, he meowed and ran all the way back home without me saying a word. Like Reply Hide Send Message 2d 3
    via Andi Kelly
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    Font - Top fan Michael Conger Funny story... It was quite a long time ago, and my parents/family cat. In my early 20s, I used to come home late (as most early 20s guys did in the early 90s). I parked on the road in front of the house and Smokey, our silver tabby, was always hanging around the front yard waiting for me to let him in. Our thing was I parked, got out, he came over and I would pick him up and bring him in with me. So one night I may possibly have been a bit inebriated, but got home
    via Michael Conger
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    Rectangle - Janie Tellier I have bumped into my cat in my neighbor's window. It was a little awkard Like Reply Hide Send Message 2d 5
    via Janie Tellier

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