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If kittens and babies have one thing in common, that is the joy they bring to a family.

Maine Coons are one of the most unique cat breeds out there due to their massive size. They are also very popular amongst cat lovers since they are majestic, fluffy, and have very interesting personality traits that make them stand out. Even though mature Maine Coons are gigantic, they also were tiny babies once and you’ll be surprised how cute these kittens can actually be. Experts aren’t sure about the history of origin when it comes to Maine Coons, but it’s mostly considered that their ancestors came with the ships of 11th century Norsemen. Mature Maine Coon cats can weigh up to 18 lb (8.2kg) and their body length can reach up to 48 in (120 cm). They can live in cold climates thanks to their fur and huge paws. Despite their size, they are very affectionate and it is easy to train them.

This cat is very popular at the campus of the University of Augsburg in Bavaria, southern Germany. Ever since she realized how much students love cats, she has been coming every day to give them cuddles.

This is Pam Pam and we guarantee you that she has the most beautiful eyes you will ever see. She has those unique looking eyes due to a condition called heterochromia iridis. 

This is Panda the Cat! He’s given this name since his vitiligo markings make him look like an inverted panda. He is very social and he loves giving people special greetings.

The BFFs in this story are a bit unusual than your regular pair of friends. Meet Paul Robertson and his adorable cat named Percy. The duo has a very strong connection, and they are basically inseparable. 

This calico cat is named Lilly and she looks like she’s judging her owner all the time due to her funny-looking eyebrows.

These photos of these fluffy Maine Coon siblings were shared by a cattery in Russia called Catsvill County, and we are sure they’re going to win your hearts despite their grumpy expressions! Scroll down if you love cats as much as we do!

Cats are always so cute, fluffy, and good at winning our hearts regardless of their size. Their size only becomes a ‘problem’ when it comes to certain things they want to do, such as fitting into tight spaces and so on. But sometimes cats forget about how much they grow up. They still feel like the kittens they once were. Here in this gallery, you will find 15+ examples of such cats that are completely unaware of their size. Enjoy!

Well, you see grocery stores full of customers minding their business every day, but the ‘customer’ in this story is not a human! This chunky cat was seen entering a Tesco Express store in Rugby Warwickshire. It took a look at the cat food aisle and then it knocked over a go-cart box of treats before finally deciding to have a nap on the supermarket floor.

The connection between this little girl and her cat is so strong that, her parents gave her the nickname ‘the cat whisperer’. They became best friends the moment they met for the first time! “My daughter adores cats and they adore her. She has a special gift that allows her to make cats feel comfortable around her,” wrote the girl’s dad. “Our last cat didn’t even want me nearby but purred when she petted it. It’s a bit of a bummer for me, but I guess I need to accept that she is a cat whisperer.” So, the parents decided to take photos of them together. They’ve grown together over the course of years, and their friendship becomes stronger than ever.

There are very stubborn cats that want to do whatever their little heart desires regardless of the rules and regulations. The 6-year-old cat in this story named Olly Oliver from London is definitely one of them. The cat was first seen in November of last year while walking in the aisles in a Sainsbury in Brockley. He got kicked out by the security, but he just comes back again after this incident! Even though he is now very popular amongst the locals, the supermarket doesn’t really seem so eager to keep him as their mascot. According to a store spokesperson, the cat lives in the house next door but he spends the majority of his time in the supermarket. Even though he is loved dearly by the staff, he is not allowed in the supermarket due to health and safety concerns. We would still love to see more cat customers, to be perfectly honest!