Who says only hoomans get to fall in love? 

Our kitten cuties are not only affectionate and cuddly with us, but they can be just as clingy with each other. Granted, some cats are a lot more independet on don’t want to be cuddled unless they are the ones coming to us and actively choosing when, where, and with whom to cuddle for a determined amount of time. But others just can’t live without our hugs. 

We don’t want them to feel lonely when we leave, so sometimes we get the brilliant idea of getting a second cat to keep our first cat company. That can go really well or really wrong. If our first cat is territorial, be prepared to hear them chasing each other and quarreling like cats and dogs (pun intended). They will learn to tolerate each other eventually, but oh boy, will they make you sweat. 

But don’t panic just yet! There’s still another option. They might actually like each other, and if the first cat is sociable, they will surely become the best of friends and love each other eternally and unconditionally. When they get attached, they get attached for life. That’s the thing about our pets: they will be forever loyal to us and to each other. If they share time and space and keep one another company when the owners can’t be there, they will form the most pawdorably purrfect bond of all, and then we will be lost. How can we handle so much cuteness every day without going mad and never wanting to leave the house ever again, so we get to stare at our furballs all day? It’s almost too much for us to handle; we’re simple hoomans trying to get by every day and go back home to cuddle with our cats.

This collection of cute, cuddly photos of loving cats will warm up our hearts and make us want to get a second cat this autumn, so we can give them as many hugs as possible! Grab your kitten, a blanket, and get on the couch with these loving furry babies.