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Thank you to the ICHC fans on Facebook for participating in our weekly challenge! The challenge was to share an image of your pet preventing you from your work at home. The results were amazing. 

We loved seeing all your furry co-workers hard at work! And by hard at work, we mean working hard at keeping you from working or just working overtime trying to get that beauty sleep they're so deprived of. 

But alas, we couldn't share them all here as much as we would love to. So if you would like to see more than the list provides, you can find the challenge here. 

This is a weird one. 

Or oddly wholesome... we haven't quite decided. 

There is a private Facebook group where members (over 700k currently) pretend to be members of an ant colony and work together to help any ant problems that arise. Such as, a collapsing tunnel or finding food, the ants (members) come crawling into the comments to share their support. 

On one hand, it's a very odd idea to begin with... but on the other, we sort of love that people are coming together...and pretending to be ants. 

We'll probably join the colony, to be honest. 

Watch Out, National Geographic! 

Just kidding...forget everything you think about wildlife photography because this specific Facebook group is all about those photos who were supposed to be amazing but ended up quite crappy. 

And we can't stop laughing!  

Via: Pleated Jeans  

Photographer Adrianna Elizabeth has shared some delightful pictures to brighten up the world in these dark times. 

Photos of her gorgeous cat! The images were taken to announce the cats pregnancy, and it's absolutely lovely. 

With the natural light of golden hour, you can't help but fall in love! 

We're all pretty much stuck indoors these days... but what if you absolutely must have those delicious cheesy puffs of perfection, even during a global scale outbreak? We've all been there, we all know just how magical Cheetos are. 

Even though Hot Cheetos are cleary superior. But we're not here to talk about that. 

One man in Mexico came up with a brilliant idea that would get him his Cheetos without stepping foot outside. 

Corgis have been conquering our hearts with their foxy heads and fluffy butts but now, we have found one more reason to adore them - a Facebook group called "Disapproving Corgis". Filled with photos of corgis not afraid to express their thoughts on everything, this popular group has attracted more than 600K members so far and we can totally understand why.        

Paintings by famous artists throughout history have captured the cat as our constant companion. 

But if you really want to follow the cat as it prowls through centuries of history, you can find anything you need to know on this Facebook page. Starting with the cat's very beginnings in pre-history, to its rise as a beloved and worshipped goddess, then its demonization and finally, to its current position as cherished companion and inspiration.     

This cat at Cabarrus Animal Hospital in Kannapolis, North Carolina, is going viral for her resemblance to Baby Yoda from "The Mandalorian."

Jana Aviles, Veterinarian assistant at Cabarrus Animal Hospital, is a big "Star Wars" fan, and snapped the now viral photos of the rescued cat.

She shared the photo on Facebook and it racked up over 3.9K comments and and over 4.5K shares!

"She was brought in by a rescue after she was found [as] an injured stray," Aviles wrote on Facebook. "She is so cute, like have you ever??"

Aviles has nicknamed the cat "Yoda cat." Yoda cat is missing her front teeth and has some physical scars , which is why her tongue sticks out, Aviles said.

"I wasn't sure if her prognosis was good, but her blood test came back negative, and she was in great spirits," Avila told Good Morning America. "Rescue animals are resilient in that way. Everyone quickly fell in love with her."

Yoda Cat currently remains at the veterinarian and has yet to be adopted, although Aviles said people have offered to travel across the country to adopt the kitten! 

Here's to hoping the adorable Yoda Cat finds her forever home in time for the New Year! 

Fat Fred is living the chonky dream.

Imgur shared the viral post on Facebook, an image of signs taped to a glass door that shine the spotlight on their glorious chonk -- Fred. 

From what it sounds like, Fred is a very good, chonky boy, and sorry everyone, he is not up for adoption. 

However, as the bottom sign mentions, smaller models are available! 

"How would you describe your dog? What's their personality? How soft are they? What other animals do they look like?" - This is what Stephen Shkuratoff from Canada, wanted to know. Shkuratoff is a devoted dog lover and a blind man. He is also a member of the Facebook group Dogspotting Society— a place for members of different Dogspotting groups to discuss their own dogs and get to know other group members. And boy, the descriptions were just what we needed!  

If you're not following Black Metal Cats on Facebook, you're missing out! 

The page pairs bad*ss looking cats along side a black metal lyrics to complete the image. 

Usually, leaving the image with a more sinister and dark feel, but that's what theyre going for! 

Who ever said cats be metal? This page is proof that cats are probably the most metal animal out there. 

Oh, parents and Facebook, the combo that will always results in some good-hearted laughs. 

Twitter user, @JBwol, shared this screenshot of his father Peter, sharing some pictures of what his dad looked like and where he was headed next. Only thing is, instead of posting his day onto his normal newsfeed, seems like he accidentally clicked on Facebook's 'marketplace' feature and listed 600 seals and their 180 pups for sale. 

Alright, Peter, we're sold! We'll take them off your hands for ya! 

Here's are some of our favorite reactions to the tweet:

What are peets? Peets are those fuzzy, adorable toe-bean filled paws we can't get enough of! 

What are murder peets? Mostly those fuzzy, adorable toe-bean filled paws we can't get enough of! But, on a wildcat. Or, a domestic cat. 

And what is 1 murder peet? Mostly those fuzzy, adorable toe-bean filled paws we can't get enough of! But, instead of two dangerous peets, it's just one. 

The popular Facebook 'THIS CAT IS C H O N K Y' user Stephenie Renfro Hays‎, shared a hilarious pic of her cat offering 1 murder peet, and asking other users if they accept this form of payment? Literally everyone said yes, because how could you deny such a precious creature? However, many users accepted and offered 1 murder peet of their own, in exchange. 

Thus, beginning the new era of 1 murder peet! 

We hear about dogs saving people's lives all the time, but what about cats? Can cats be 'heroic'? With this video uploaded to Facebook, the answer to that question is a definite yes. 

DLore Álvarez, from Bogota, Colombia, shared an incredible video on Facebook, of her cat rescuing her son. The cat named Gatubela stopping her little boy, Samuel, from heading towards dangerous staircase.

Samuel, one-years-old, was crawling towards the staircase, as seen in the security footage uploaded to Facebook, when Gatubela quickly jumps into action. Gatubela inserts itself between the toddler and the dangerously steep fall of approximately 12 steps. 

We are in complete awe and now know that yes, cat's can definitely be defined as "heroes."