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Erin Merryn From Elgin, Illinois, is the mother of two adorable preschoolers- Abby (5 years old) and Hanna (3 years old). She is also the loving mother of Carrot, a chilled-out cat who apparently loves to be pampered. Story via: The Daily Mail

This girl found a creative solution for staying in touch with her dog in heaven. 

Comic artist, @comicada, has a lot of things going on in her life. But one of her main concerns is her cat. The struggle is real....

This Animated Video Of Girl And Her cat Is Leaving No Eyes Dry during the Holiday Season. 

On August 2nd, 2018, Instagram user, Nguyen Quang, posted a picture of their sister tracing a kitten and the end result. He captioned the post:  "This is my sister, when the teacher gave her homework 'draw your cat!'" Several weeks later, People on reddit and twitter began posting variations of the meme and used it to discuss poor imitations of various products, properties and culture artifacts.

There's a delightful comic strip series we recently found on The Purrington post called Ten Cats. Here's the premise…ten abandoned cats live in an old warehouse where they are looked after by a young girl named Annie. The cats include Chesney, the ringleader, Jack, his sidekick, and Oliver —a wide-eyed kitten. The warehouse contains a boardroom on the very top floor, where, unbeknownst to Annie the kitties conduct the world's business through the eyes of a cat. Oh the paw-sibilities! 

The creator behind this lovely comics is Graham Harrop who started the comic strip in 2010. In 2013, Ten Cats won the National Cartoonist's Society Award for the Best Online Comics—Short Form division. It's currently in repeats on GoComics and appears daily in the Vancouver Sun.

Photographer Suzy Mead creates magical photos of her daughter, Mia, who just loves animals. 

By: Girls with their cats on instagram

6 years old Amber Austwick, was mute all her life until a donkey therapy named Shocks, helped her say her first words

BriAnne Wills is a Brooklyn-based fashion photographer who moved to New York with her husband and two rescue cats. "Girls and their cats" is a photo series created by BriAnne as a way to showcase cat-owning women in a positive light. She's photographed over 180 women so far. Here are some of their stories.

We have picked for you the most hilarious thoughts about life, work, relationships and shopping, from the Account that claims the best job is not having one.