53 Hilarious Dog And Cat Photos For Everyone Who's Squeezing Their Furry Friend A Little Tighter In The Current Circumstances
1. This...might be the funniest cat photo I've ever seen.
2. This is even better than a cute pic, imo.
3. I have no idea what this dog is doing, but I'm just happy he's happy.
4. This can't be comfortable! And yet...
5. How dare you?!?
6. It's giving that one scene from The Mask.
7. Well, well, if it isn't the consequences of my own actions.
8. His greed sickens me.
9. Stiff as a feather, light as a board...
10. Bro is ZONKED.
11. High risk, high reward, my friend!
12. This guy's living the life.
13. ♫ When will my reflection show who I am inside? ♫
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14. The Void has accepted your offering!
15. Let me in! LET ME IN!!!
(This is what I'm referencing in case you missed it.)
16. Pictured: me annoying my older siblings from the moment I was born.
17. Give him treats right meow!!!
18. How dare you leave these precious babies???
19. I can't decide if this doggo's having a good dream or dreaming about holding in a sneeze.
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20. When I first saw this, I thought it was a biblically accurate angel.
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21. He's innocent!!!
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22. Do you think he's close enough?
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23. It wasn't this cat's turn with the brain cell.
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24. Argh!!! You caught me!!!
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25. This doggo has seen some things.
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26. Ah, huskies. Such graceful, beautiful creatures.
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27. Can you tell I'm a husky fan?
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28. Like...a BIG fan.
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29. Catch me outside like this come summer.
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30. Remember, when you're mean to me, this is who you're being mean to.
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31. This is also me when it's hot.
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32. How dare you disturb his slumber???
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33. Looks like your parents now have two cats!
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34. This is a big day for him, too!!! He's not the stepdad; he's the dad who stepped UP!
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35. Well...he made it in!
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36. Sounds like a fair trade to me!
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37. I will be trying this advanced type of photography on my cat when I get home. For science.
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38. It's the effort that matters!
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39. Cats may be jerks, but they're wildly cute jerks.
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40. I think your only choice here is to buy a new high chair for your child.
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41. This is the only creepy neighbor I want.
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42. If I likes, I bites!
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43. It ain't much, but it's honest work!
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44. I'm posting it, Brenda!!! The rest of us look great!
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45. STRANGER INCOMING!!!
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46. Bro is lost in the sauce.
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47. Forget If You Give A Mouse A Cookie...it should be If You Give A Cat A Cardboard Box.
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48. This dog and I have this in common.
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49. Why does bro look like he's had a long, hard day in the shop and is in need of an ice-cold beer?
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50. Dogs that sit like humans are my favorite breed.
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51. Though standing cats may beat them for the top spot, actually.
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52. This is an accurate depiction of what it's like to have two cats.
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53. And finally...it's not just cats who get the zoomies.
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