Your Weekly Caturday Meowgazine: 20 Most Iconic 'I Can Has Meowments' From Silliest to Sincerely Soul-Soothing (August 2, 2025)

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  Kitten rescued from a devastated place to a warm home by heroic human who never thought he'd become a cat person

  
  via Ayala Sorotsky

  Even in the harshest conditions, the bond between human and animal can spark from a single moment of shared vulnerability. That's the thing about cats - they don't just survive with us, they remind us how to keep choosing care, even when everything else says not to. When you're faced with impossible circumstances - no resources, no certainty, no guarantees - choosing to care anyway is an act of love. Pet people know this well: when they look into your eyes, you just know you're not leaving them behind. Not if there's anything you can do about it.

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  Rescued leopard cub losing its wildness is given a friend so they can learn together, but both kittens like humans too much, so as a last resort, they get paired up with a third cub, and finally, they start preparing to be released into the wild

  
  via Mariel Ruvinsky

  And some big cats, like two of the leopard cubs in this video, are not born with a condition and injured. They… simply like humans too much. Wild cats need to fear humans to be able to live in the wild. They need those instincts to protect themselves. And one of the ways that you can help them regain those lost instincts is by pairing them with wild cubs who still have the instincts. That's what the caretakers thought they were doing when they brought in that second rescued leopard cub, except… that one liked humans even more. So, they brought in a third… 

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  Born in the shelter, 'Luna' the beautiful black cat waited 7 years to find her furrever purrson, and now they spend every minute together

  
  via Blake Seidel

  Good meowrning, feline fam. Can you imagine living your whole life in an animal shelter? It must be pawsitively terrible. Her meowther gave birth to her and her siblings while she was in the shelter, and ever since then, she's been waiting to be adopted by her furrever hooman. Spending most of her day in a cage, she didn't know anything except rescue life and the few times they let her out to play. That is, until 7 years later, when she and her hooman finally met.

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  3-month-old Lion cub with rare disorder that cannot be released into the wild gets adopted by kind caretaker who brings him into her home and becomes his mom

  
  via Mariel Ruvinsky

  This is unfortunately what happened to Lucious. He was born with a very rare condition that made releasing him into the wild impossible, but thankfully, he found himself in the best hands very early on. The woman who rescued him didn't do just that. She also adopted him, taking him into her home, raising him, loving him, and giving him the best chance at life that he could possibly have. 

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  Friendly stray cat invites himself over to the catless couple's house next door, becomes their morning cartoon buddy and snack stealer

  
  via Jesse Kessenheimer

  Some cats just know when a human needs a cuddle session. As if a mewing radar goes off in their little nugget brains, they make like a homing missile and head straight for the nearest person in need of a whiskery kiss. This couple was flummoxed by the affection bombardment when a neighborhood stray turned out to be the friendliest, most social kitty on the block. He regularly follows them home, hops up on the couch like he owns the place, and watches morning TV with them. Enjoying the free snacks and the reckless petting, this kitty is living a life of pure freedom, while steeping in the luxury of a stable home. 

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  Shelter rescues a cat with 6 legs, who absorbed a twin in utero but somehow retained the legs, amputates three of the legs to save the kitty from being in pain, and leaves her a happy little tripod

  
  via Mariel Ruvinsky

  A sweet cat - friendly, affectionate and very, very special. Because this cat was, somehow, born with six legs. Yes, you read that right. The theory is that this kitty absorbed a twin in utero and retained its legs somehow. No one knows how, but what we do know is that this condition is one that was hurting this kitty, and something had to be done about it. 

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