We have all mourned the tragic loss of Grumpy cat a few weeks ago and will always remember him as one of the greatest animal influencers on the internet. But now that he is gone, there are other frowning cats out there. One of them is Louie, a 6-year-old Persian cat from Austin, Texas, who is being dubbed the new Grumpy Cat thanks to the perpetual frown on his face. Louis' frown isn't caused by a genetic mutation, like Grumpy Cat's was, it's just how his Persian face is set. Part of the reason behind Louis' grumpiness might be his love-hate relationship with his owner's other cat, Monae. His owner, Michael, by the way, insists he's really 'sweet and playful'. Scroll down his photos on his growing Instagram page.  

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We know your intentions were good, hoomans, but let's be honest: These cats and dogs are not so amused by these gestures. Actually, they are quite pissed and these photos prove it.  

There is probably nothing cuter and more relaxing than watching cute animals getting a special treatment filled with love. These videos will fill you with complete joy. 

Who needs an alarm clock when your cat is strumming a guitar every morning? Twitter user Chelsey (@Chelseybcoombs) found that their cat is a keen guitar player when he started playing kit-ar as a way to wake them up early in the morning.

Happy Caturday, everyone! May your day be filled with the finest tuna, sun-filled catnaps, and may you finally catch the ever elusive red-dot. Just in case you need even MORE Caturday goodness, you've come to the right place. We've got all your Caturday needs right here. 

Ever wonder what a day in the life of a princess alpaca is like? Well, check out these photos taken from Cody, The world's smallest alpaca, Instagram page. Cody was born way too small so she had to live inside the house with her mom. four years have passed and Cody is still there, living like a spoiled princess. Here is a glimpse into her daily routine.   

What do Gettysburg, Fort Sumter, ironclads and cats have in common? The Civil War Tails at the civil war Museum in Pennsylvania! Rebecca and Ruth Brown are twin sisters who run the Museum of the Civil War in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. the twist is that they are using thousands of miniature cat soldiers to recreate and depict key moments from the civil war. According to their website, the museum allows a bird's-eye view of the civil war battles recreated with the soldiers, the horses, and the cannons. The two sisters started making soldiers out of modeling clay when they were 11 years old and since they have always loved cats, so the first soldiers were cats. In uniform. With beards. Now, years later, they still think that's quirky and fun, and we all agree.