23 Feline Funnies Featuring Cats Doing Absolutely Whatever They Want

Cats will cat, humans will human, and cats will always win.

Not that there's any fight between cats and humans - on the contrary, we love that cats love us so much, because we adore these floofy feline kings and queens. But when you want to just do whatever you want, with no one stopping you, no schedules colliding, no restrictions from society - you might as well become a cat. Because cats do whatever they want, and no one can tell them to stop. Cats will cat, all day long, every day, for as long as they wish.

And us? We, mere humble hoomans, can only look with awe, admiration, and a tinge of jealousy - and wish we had the freedom cats have. Cats can nap whenever they want, play whenever they want, and no boss, parent, or a mean neighbor would tell them "No". Because we're humans, we're bound by the threads of society. But cats? Cats are doing the cat thing and just don't give a meow about what anyone else is thinking. They just know that their desires are more impawrtant than anything else.

Even cat memes are better than all other forms of internet comedy. And if we were cats, we wouldn't even feel the need to prove that statement. But we're only human - so here they are, the funniest felines for today.

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via @DailyWholesomeDoggos
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via @equine__dentist
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via @DogMemesGalore
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via @hometoursandotherstuff
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via moekong
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In ancient Egypt, cats weren’t just pets - they were basically tiny, floofy gods with paws.
Egyptians admired cats for their hunting skills, especially their talent for keeping grain stores safe from mice and rats, which earned them both practical and mystical respect. Cats were associated with the goddess Bastet, a lion-headed deity of home, fertility, and protection, meaning a purring feline wasn’t just cute - it carried divine vibes. Families often kept cats indoors and fed them well, because harming a cat, even accidentally, could bring serious legal consequences, sometimes even death. Egyptians also mummified cats, buried them in elaborate tombs, and gave them offerings, ensuring these little hunters got the VIP afterlife treatment. Hieroglyphics and artwork frequently show cats perched regally on furniture, stalking prey, or simply chilling like the ultimate status symbols. Cats’ graceful movements, keen senses, and mysterious personalities probably made Egyptians feel that their homes and temples were under the watchful eyes of small, elegant guardians. Even the word for “cat” in ancient Egyptian, miu, sounds like a meow, showing that humans have long appreciated feline charm.
In short, Egyptian cats were admired, protected, and adored, proving that being small, clever, and purry was enough to earn a spot in history - and possibly the first-ever cat influencer status.
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via sada**cats
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via @s8n
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via @DogMemesGalore
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via @BlackDoodPls
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via @Lorgarwasright2
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via @DailyWholesomeDoggos
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via @DailyWholesomeDoggos
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via @hometoursandotherstuff