Now That’s What I Call Cat: 26 Cute ‘If I Fits, I Sits’ Photos of Cat Children in Cardboard Boxes

There are many things that define our feline friends, but purrhaps more so than most is their obsession with sitting in places in which they barely fit, giving birth to the phrase 'If I fits, I sits". And while they do use their incredibly flexible forms to get themselves into some seriously squished places, their philosophy is much larger than just sitting where they be fitting.

For them, as long as a singular leg fits within the container it counts, and they will do whatever they can to balance the rest of their body around the object to make the sit count. So while you while away the hours at your desk we figured you might enjoy a little respite and purrhaps some inspiration for an in office challenge with this collection of silly cattos doing their best to fit into a range of cardboard boxes, all in the name of 'If I fits, I sits'.

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In purrfect cat fashion, the passion that they have for sitting and fitting into the smallest of places is on display in this photo. One can only wonder what the grand plan was here and if this catto intended to drag its behind around the floor like a drift cart…
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The face a cat makes when you tell them that a box is not only for one cat, and that they could both fit in the same box if they wanted to. It is a face of confusion, wonder, and terror all rolled into one. One can only imagine the carnage that would follow as the cat outside the box tries to join his sibling.
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