Big cats, small cats, medium-sized cats, chonkers, and even smol cats are all loved here at the I Can Has Cheezburger offices. Let's just say that if it meows, it's getting snuggles around here. We spend our days writing about the funniest cat memes on the internet and some of the world's most famous felines, but on days like today, we are happy to introduce you to a fresh feline who is taking the internet by storm. She got the whole internet on her side with a single picture, and you might never have even heard of her!

Meet 'Baby B', a Siamese cat with dwarfism who has the hissterical habit of blepping every time she feels happy. Not only are siamese cats not very common, but being born with dwarfism makes her especially unique as well. She's purrmanently kitten-sized, as if she needed anything else to make her even cuter. Scroll down to see more of Baby B's beautiful bleps below!

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Gosh, it's only July?! Where is the autumnal foliage and the pumpkin spice lattes? I'm waiting for folks to make comments about how black cats are bad luck so I can yell at them saying, "No, they're not!"

I'm looking forward to a lot about the spooky season, but most appropriately, to share on I Can Has Cheezburger, cats in cute costumes. More specifically, black cats. I own a handsome tuxedo feline myself, and he has warmed up to his pumpkin costume… I promise. Though black cats are the least likely to be adopted from a shelter, the editors here at I Can Has can't get enough of the void bois. Plainly said, they are just as cool as any other cat (and they might have a few more brain cells than the orange bois).

Though Meowlloween is a ways away, black cat memes will have to tide us over until then. There's something inherently a little spooky about them; Their eyes seem to float when the lights are off and glow even brighter without their onyx coat to compare it to. If you're eagerly awaiting autumn, scroll below to microdose some spookiness.

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Getting old is rough. Your knees get creaky, your teeth become fragile, and your tail just doesn't swish like it used to anymore. Crusty old cats, like hoomans, still get rickety with age, but instead of turning their aches and lower back pain into grandpa behavior, they turn their ailments into sass. 

In true cat fashion, as they age and get older, they consequently become more ornery and spicier than ever. That's why, when we found out that Felix, the senior cat, was turning 24-years-old this year, we expected to see the spiciest, Scoville-level kitty out there—and we were not disappointed. Although he may not hiss and he may not strike, Felix's spice has translated into all out stubbornness, as he survives another year so that he can enjoy his favorite seasons. Basking in the sunshine and enjoying summertime walks, Felix's grey-haired wisdom can hopefully rub off on all of us—may we all enjoy the little things this summer, especially our kitties who are clocking in at about 112-years-old in human terms. 

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They say sharing is caring, but try telling that to a cat eyeing your sandwich like it's theirs. These furry little food bandits have no concept of personal plates or culinary boundaries. If it's edible (or even vaguely smells like chicken), it's fair game for feline theft.

Cats have turned snack swiping into an art form. One minute you're settling in with a perfectly toasted bagel, and the next, poof, a mysterious paw has claimed it as tribute. No food is safe. Not chips. Not soup. Not even salad. And heaven help the pawrent who dares to open tuna in a five-mile radius.

These whiskered freeloaders will sit beside you with innocent eyes, purring sweet nothings, right before launching a full-scale napkin-top raid. And if you dare say "no"? Prepare for the dramatic tail flick, the betrayed stare, and maybe even a paw to the face.

But despite the food thievery, we forgive them. After all, those toe beans are adorable, and who could stay mad at a tiny criminal wearing a fur coat and a look of complete entitlement?

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