The best memory of 2020 was how animals returned to the streets while humans were in quarantine

the funniest part about the cat distribution system is that the cat usually acts like YOU were the one who needed rescuing.

you ever look at your pet and get hit with a sudden wave of grief just knowing their lifespans are shorter than ours? it makes every single cuddle feel so fragile and precious.

cats will sit directly on top of your warm laptop while you're trying to hit a deadline like they’re the lead supervisor of your life.

dogs have one specific setting where if you drop a piece of popcorn, they turn into a high-powered vacuum cleaner in 0.2 seconds.

the cat distribution system apparently works both ways because this cat has officially adopted a baby goat as its own.

the moment a rescue pet stops sleeping with one eye open and finally buries their face into your arm for deep sleep is the moment you realize you healed something.

my dog spent 10 full minutes sniffing a single lamp post today like he was reading an entire local newspaper edition.

the betrayal on a dog's face when you use the "walk" voice to trick them into taking their ear medication.

imagine being so tiny and having absolutely no idea that your existence alone is making someone's entire day better.

coming home after a long trip and having your pet greet you like you’ve been gone for a century is the best welcome in the world.

holding a newborn kitten and feeling its microscopic heart beating against your palm is proof that tiny miracles walk around our living rooms.

cats really have the audacity to knock a glass of water off the nightstand, look you dead in the eye while it shatters, and then groom their paw like nothing happened.

the funniest thing about cats is that they genuinely believe they're the biggest, strongest, most intimidating creature ever

i realized today that my dog doesn't know what a calendar is. he doesn't know what yesterday was or what tomorrow holds. he just has now, and right now he loves me.

my cat was staring into the dark hallway so intensely that i almost packed my bags and called a priest.

my phone alerted me that my storage was full and 90% of it is just photos of my senior cat sleeping in the exact same spot for the last five years. i'm never deleting a single one.

i hope we become the kind of humans that animals never have to be scared of. imagine how different the world would feel if every little creature could exist without fear.

i watched my senior dog struggle to stand up today and my heart broke into a million pieces. he spent his whole life walking beside me, i'll carry him as far as he needs.

sometimes i just sit on the floor and let my cat rest her head on my hand, and i wonder what good i did in a past life to deserve her trust.

my cat acts like she works a hard 9-to-5 shifting heavy rocks when all she did today was stretch on the rug and chirp at a bug.