Photos Of #QuarantineCats Are Taking Over The Internet And Making Self-Isolating A Bit Easier
To reduce the spread of the coronavirus, the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Center For Disease Control (CDC) have advised people to stay inside, wash their hands often, and practice social distancing – so pretty much become an indoor cat.
Cat parents are taking to social media, more specifically Twitter, to share how their cats are responding to them being home more. The new trending hashtag is #quarantinecats. The pictures and captions are hilarious and just what we all need right now.
Who’s the boss?
As we all know, cats like to be in charge and usually rule the house. Cat owners are starting to realize that they do not have a feline co-worker but a new boss.
#QuarantineCats Day 5: I no longer “work for the man”, I now work for the cat. pic.twitter.com/8sTywU3jBN
— KP (@kpheland) March 20, 2020
Wash your paws
Coronavirus Prevention (For Cats)
Experts: “Wash your paws and don’t touch your face.”
Ella: “Uhhh, no I can’t do that.”
🐾👑🐾👑🐾 #QuarantineCats pic.twitter.com/R7OrWAgjlh— 👑Precious Ella👑 (@KatDaddyLaw) March 17, 2020
ZOE: Mommy, Leo said he washed his paws but I saw him and he didn’t use any soap🧼
LEO: Tattle-tail 😾
Wash your paws 🐾 And lets all look out for each other😻🥰#QuarantineCats pic.twitter.com/csPTRusqZu
— Alison Greene (@GrassrootsSpeak) March 20, 2020
Why are you still here?
Princess looking at me wondering why I’m still home and not at school #QuarantineCats pic.twitter.com/mLShhqb7H2
— efrain jr. (@southsoweird) March 16, 2020
Social Distancing
#QuarantineCats Ripley and Cassie understand the importance of social distancing. pic.twitter.com/W7Bb0WeauG
— Jean Connell (@JeanConnell9) March 16, 2020
If they can do it, u can do it #quarantinecats pic.twitter.com/7PAspupcyz
— Mac (@kenziecoffman) March 16, 2020
Panic Buying
Cricket requested that I panic buy his gravy treats. #QuarantineCats pic.twitter.com/FRUFx4yEaa
— des (@desbleedsteal) March 16, 2020
I might have just ordered 50 bags of catnip from Amazon. #QuarantineCats pic.twitter.com/xF1vhy0RZa
— Leo (@leosdiaries1) March 16, 2020
Cats make our lives better and bring a smile to our faces when we need it most. Self-isolating is so much easier and fun with pets. Since we will all be spending more times indoors and at home, consider fostering or adopting a cat or dog from your local shelter. There are so many homeless pets that would love to entertain you and cuddle with you on the couch as you binge-watch your favorite shows.
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