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One of the most wholesome photos to ever go crazy viral on twitter - a dog held by an elderly man getting its first glimpse of his its new human baby family member  through a window. And the internet is living for it, as are we.

With over 2 million likes so far, these pictures by @briannalhaynes has gotten right into the hearts of everyone on twitter. There has been such an enormous response to the picture that the person who took it explained the story behind it in a following tweet, and oh my goodness, the story is even more wholesome than the picture itself.

Take a look at the pictures, read the story, and get your dose of wholesomeness for day.

Sometimes, we do something thinking that it's a wonderful idea. You know, like when you look at a stray cat and think to yourself that it looks sweet enough and that petting it won't hurt in any way. Instant regret. Well, these cats are experiencing the exact same thing, not having the bestest of all days. 

Window blinds may be fun to look at, sleep next to, and periodically check if they're good nail sharpeners, but they are definitely not meant to be used as a toy for climbing. That is not a good decision, you little hooligan, but you know what? Sometimes you have to learn that the hard way, just like all of these cats did. 

We do not recommend licking glass windows, or any windows for that matter, no matter how delicious they may look!

Let's leave that tastiness for our furry friends who love it so. 

Be careful of asking your cat "what 'cha watching" while he stares at the window. You'll never know what hidden details you might learn about your next-door neighbors. Via: Iizcat

It's a known myth that cats are not as affectionate to their owners as dogs but after seeing these pictures you'll start believing it's just a myth. We have compiled this list of cats waiting for their humans by the window and we have done this to let you know that your cat loves you.  Via: Paws planet

For indoor cats, windows provide hours of entertainment and mental stimulation — vital to keeping your cat happy and healthy. It's really easy to create a special space near a window for your cat to enjoy the view. So the people on Catster brought up some useful tips by the feline design pro, Kate Benjamin, on how to turn an ordinary window into a cat-friendly paradise. You don't have to have any special skills or spend a lot of money — just pick a good location, then make it comfy, and your cat will be curled up watching the show in no time! 

Kate Benjamin has been writing about feline design since 2007 and is co-author with Jackson Galaxy of two New York Times best-selling books, Catification and Catify to Satisfy. Get more of Kate's feline design tips at hauspanther.com.

Cats and window blinds are mortal enemies 

Our friends at Bored Panda have compiled a list of photos where our feathered friends stopped by for a visit and waited patiently at our window, looking inquisitively inside. 

There are millions of stray animals that roam our city streets. What do they do when the weather gets cold? They have to find shelter somewhere, or they may die. One kind hearted woman from Turkey built a ladder for the neighborhood stray cats to use. Call it a stairway to heaven.