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All pet owners understand that the change in work routine has come not just for you but also for your pets, and some of them have been adapting better than others. Our cats especially seem to have mastered the art of the zoom call. Whether it be by sitting right on our laptopns when we're giving a presentation or by staring the camera down and silently complaining about this could have just been a dang email.

A bunch of hilarious tweets went viral, showcasing exactly this beautiful cat phenomenon, and we cannot stop laughing about them. So, it's only right that we share the laughs with you too. Enjoy, friends! And have an amazing new week!

2020 is almost over, guys! And the only way 2021 can go is up. That doesn't mean that eeeeeverything about 2020 was bad. Some things were quite good actually. With people spending so much time at home, we had animals taking the opportunity and running outside on the streets, taking back over nature, and we had super bored people at home making memes, memes, and more memes. 

So... everyone won. Kind of. 

Regardless! We have to look at the positives of this year wherever we find them, and this cat meme list is the culmination of the too much time people had at home. From quarantine memes to your classic cat shenanigan memes, here are the 50 best cat memes of 2020!

According to Royal Canin's new survey, cats are being defined as "Quarantine Heroes" during these uncertain times.  

Royal Canin, a global cat food company, asked 2,000 American cat owners, in a recent survey, about the relationships with their cats during these difficult past few months (quarantine and other subjects). 

The survey shows that more than half (57%) of cat owners felt less alone during quarantine and 49% of cat owners stated their cats helped reduce their anxiety. 

That's not all, the study revealed! 64% of cat owners shared that they got closer to their beloved feline during that time and discovered new places their cats like to explore/hang out. And within that same group, 54% found their cat's a new favorite food, and 34% came up with new games! 

When spending so much time at home, a total of 76% of cat owners claimed to feel much closer to their pets now. And beautifully, 61% of the conducted survey actually went out to adopt or foster a pet during the quarantine. How wonderful is that? Remember, if you're thinking of getting a pet, please consider adopting and not shopping. 

Story via People

This Australian dad has really topped us all as far as creativity during self-isolation. 

While trying to stay productive, Dr. Farvardin Daliri has built a giant, laughing kookaburra in his own backyard.

The native bird, which measures a whopping 8.5 metres from beak to tail and stands at 4.5 metres tall was built for the Townsville Cultural Festival in Queensland, which he established 26 years ago. 

If you're wondering just how Dr Daliri constructed this incredible structure, he started working on it in February and used hundreds of steel round bars that were then melded and interlocked together, creating the shape of a kookaburra.

He also has a Master of Fine Arts, specializing in ceramics and sculpting, which helped him figure out the technical elements needed to make the sculpture.

He then took it out for a test drive and his daughter shared the video on twitter. 

That's what you call making lemonade out of lemons. 

From Bob's burgers cat house to picnic tables and even a tank... Wow. These super creative pet owners sure made the most out of their days in quarantine. 

The zoo is usually a very lively place, filled with animal sounds along with kids laughs. 

But due to the current worldwide pandemic, many zoos around the world have closed their gates to outside visitors, leaving only the staff to take care of the animals. 

Many people are naturally wondering what happens to these animals these days? Do they become super lonely or maybe they are glad about the break?  

One Reddit user, formulawanker, asked his zookeeper Reddit compatriots what the animals are up to while there are no people around.

The answers were quite interesting.  

In days when the entertainment industry is shut down with a gloomy forecast on how and when we will all be able to go back to cinema theatres, this pawsome initiative could be the light at the end of the tunnel. 

The 'Quarantine Cat Film Festival' will come to virtual theaters in the U.S. and Canada on Friday, June 19, and hopefully will provide the local movie theatres the much-needed revenues during this closure of over two months. 

So where can we buy a ticket?  

Pop is the cutest three-year-old English bulldog.   

He is doing a great job in keeping his owner, Rashida Ellis, the company she needs these days.  

On Wednesday, @RaeElle shared a photo of him, having a particularly sad day in quarantine.

The photo has led many to urge others to continue staying home and flattening the curve so that Big Poppa can go back to his regularly scheduled playtime.

Hang in there, Big Poppa!  

Story via: Buzzfeed

Another uplifting story to come from this lock-down mess. As scary as times might be, there's still some beauty in this world and that beauty comes in the form of mother nature, reclaiming back her world. 

We've seen less air pollution, deers chilling in the streets of Japan, clear waters that brought back the return of certain sea life. And now, with Eastern India under lock-down, sea turtles who are famously vunerable and threatened by humans and our pollution, were left completely undisturbed to lay an estimate of 60 million eggs. 

That means hundreds of thousands olive tortoises reached the shore of Rushikulya beach and comfortably made their nests. 

So next time you're feeling down about the certain situation, remember these tortoises who were able to nest in complete tranquility this year. It might bring some sort of peace. 

 Story via Fun-Owl

As more and more people are forced to stay home these days, many are using it as an opportunity to foster a pet to help keep them company during isolation. The people at Busch beer decided to incentivize people even more by offering 3 months of free beer to anyone who fosters a dog during the self-isolation days. 

Their new heartwarming slogan for the campaign is "Social distancing is better with a furry friend by your side and a cold beer in your hand" and to be honest, we can not imagine better isolation conditions. 

From now until April 22, the beer brand will give a free three-month supply of drinks to those who adopt or foster a dog through Midwest Animal Rescue & Services (MARS).  The beer maker will give recipients a $100 gift card, the cash equivalent of two 24-pack cases of Busch, for three months. Busch is also donating $25,000 to MARS to help find animals loving homes across the country.

"During these uncertain and lonelier times, people need an escape: cue the cute puppy memes and photos," said a spokesperson for Busch in a statement. "But as much as we need those cute puppy pics to help get us through social distancing, it's actually them who need us."

Rolo is a 7-year-old dachshund from the United Kingdom.

When this good boy realized his owner, Emma Smith, is staying home due to the coronavirus pandemic, he couldn't contain his excitement and started wagging his tail so much that he, unfortunately, sprained it.  

His owner twitted the story which was shared by more than 140,000 times and liked by more than 1 million people, including "The Morning Show" and "Friends" star Jennifer Aniston.

Smith continued on updating about her happy pooch in the following days and even set up Rolo with his own Instagram account — rolo.thehotdog — so that interested pup lovers can "follow my journey getting my wag back."

"All you need is fluff" is the motto of this gorgeous cat from Quebec, Canada. 

We totally agree. 

Like all of us, he is in self-isolation with his owner which means more great content for us! 

Besides his awesome inspirational quotes, he also has some important messages to us all.   

Some people are totally losing it. 

Up to the point, they are playing Tic-Tac-Toe with their pets. 

And yes, it's just going as well as you'd expected. 

Has it been a full week since we've self-quarantined? It seriously feels like forever. What day is it even? 

We can't seem to tell how long it's been but all we know is the hashtag #QuarantineCats has been a silver lining in a sea of stormy clouds. Excuse us, the virus has somehow made us feel quite poetic. 

We scrolled through the very best cats in quarantine and gathered them all here for your viewing pleasure. 

You're very welcome. Keep the hashtag alive! How are your furbabies doing on day __ of quarantine? Seriously, what day is it?