Army of fluffy felines takes over neighbor's doorstep after providing a bed meant for singular stray: ‘We fits, so we sits and sleeps’

Blake Seidel • Managing Editor & Brand Manager

Jan 8, 2026 12:00 PM EST

Cats love a cuddle puddle. It's scientifically proven.

We're purrfessional cuddlers. Not actually "professional" cuddlers (that is a thing, though, look it up if you're curious), but what we mean to say is that we love to cuddle. We need something to hold on to while we sleep at night or else we just aren't comfortable. We need that body heat to keep us warm through the night, as we tend to run cold. It turns out that cats are the same way.

From the time cats are little, they get used to quite literally sleeping on top of each other. It provides a sense of safety, warmth, and comfort from the time they are kittens, and many of those feelings continue into their adult lives. We must have been cuddled a lot when we were babies to explain our need for cuddling at the age of 35.

All of this is a long way to introduce the hissterical, yet awwdorable, thread we're sharing with you today. One neighbor left out a cat bed on their porch, meant to purrvide a safe and warm place to sleep for the occasional stray cat that roams around the neighborhood. Well, they were pawsitively surprised when they looked out one day and found not one, but eight cats crammed into that tiny bed! They made the cutest cuddle puddle we've ever seen, and it looks like they're going to need to get a bigger bed or bring some of them inside. Or purrhaps both, but we'll let them decide that for themselves.

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We wish our cats would use the beds we bought them. We can't even tell you how much money we've wasted on cat beds from our first cat up until now. In order for them to use one, we have to put it inside a cardboard box. We actually just stopped unpacking them, only taking off the top of the box and leaving the bed inside. It's absolutely ridiculous, but it works.
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That kitten isn't begging for help, it's loving it. It's at the center of the cuddle puddle, the safest and warmest pawsition. He got there early and is reaping the rewards for being the early bird. Or in this case, the early cat.
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Army of fluffy felines takes over neighbor's doorstep after providing a bed meant for singular stray: ‘We fits, so we sits and sleeps’

I put a small bed at my door for street cats. This is how it’s going:

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