30 Cats in Sinks Washing Away Your Weekly Worries

Ayala Sorotsky • Writer and Editor

Jul 24, 2026 4:45 PM EDT

Worries? No, thanks. I have a cat.

Cats have the most special ways to boost the moods of their humans around the house. They purr like tiny tractors, they slow-blink at us to show trust, they sleep on our laps like it's their safe place, and they head-bonk us to show love. Having a cat in the house is like having a constant meowing mood booster by your side, and I can fully attest to that with my cat. She comes every night to sleep on my belly and purr, as if to say, "Good night, you are my comfort." She greets me at the door, making sure I smile every time I come back home, as if she's saying, "Hi! I've missed you so much."

But being the wholesome whiskered creatures they are isn't the only way in which cats boost moods globally, for every cat pawrent who's out there. Cats also make their humans laugh while being the silliest of creatures - even if they have no clue what's funny about how they act. Cats are just naturally funny like that. For example, my cat "couldn't" jump on the counter the other day because a pot was put incorrectly - which made her do half-jumps to make sure the atrocity was still there. I laughed so much before going over and moving the pot elsewhere so she could jump on the spot she wanted.

There are many silly ways in which cats surprise us and make us laugh. Think about cats who stand up on their hind legs, or cats who are blepping their tongue away. But then there's a new class of cat comedy which many cat pawrents experience - cats who decided the bathroom or the kitchen sink is the ultimate relaxing and unwinding place. They jump inside and clog the space with their sheer cuteness and their "What? I fits, so I sits" face. And that's hilarious to the point that so many cat pawrents share pictures of their magnificent floofs taking over the house sink.

I'm constantly amazed by how silly cats are. My cat never climbed inside the sink (even though she asks to drink from the tap) - but apparently, this is an experience shared by so many cat pawrents, as demonstrated below.

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