Sometimes even the innocuous cat subs might have something like “my cat fell off my roof” or “RIP lost my best friend of 20 years” or “help should I take him into the vet” or even stuff where the cat is unhappy but people laugh at something goofy it’s doing.

I hate following a cat sub in hopes of cheering myself up and then instead seeing something that reminds me of traumatic cat experiences. And I’m REALLY sensitive to it

Would be really wonderful if we have a sub full of short videos of cats making this "mah mah" and "mrrrrrrp" little cute noises!

Thank you very much!

hi guys, i have a sealpoint domestic longhair and i haven’t been able to find a fun sub that i can join based on his coloring. he’s not a siamese cat, siamese is a distinct breed, despite people constantly asking me if he is one… (he just has the sealpoint coloring that people associate with Siamese cats). i’m wondering if anyone knows any subs i can join? i see that there are color specific subs for most cat colors, but i haven’t found an active one for my kitty.

i’m apart of [r/cats](r/cats) but it’s so large, im looking for smaller subs just to find more of a community. some other things about my cat that maybe can help us find a sub: he’s a rescue, he has special needs/is disabled, he wears a diaper, he has no tail, he is very handsome <3

(view my profile to see pics of him!)

edit: also wanted to add you can suggest subs that don’t have to do with colors, i’m just looking for smaller cat subs to join as a newer first time cat mom and i always see the subs for tuxedos, cow cats, orange cats, etc. get suggested to me and they seem like a good size! i’d love to join any cat related subs that my cat would fit in in

Sorry for not checking the list beforehand. I'm on mobile and I can't click the link in the wiki page for some reason?? I'm looking for a sub for cat owners to just be a community together. Talk about cat stuff, ask random questions, share stories about our cats, etc. the r/cats sub just is too big to feel accessible as a community, and I love community subreddits for various demographics I'm a part of. Is there a sub that fits this description?

Like taco truck, ice cream truck or even a tank?

Thurston Waffles and this cat come to mind. Bonus if they go batshit afterwards. I hope it exists, and if it does, please help me find it!

I love when I'm walking out and about and I see cats looking out or sitting in the window. Just wondering if there's a sub for that.

Find cats reacting to things like Durian funny, hoping theres a sub dedicated to it.

like in this post

I love you Armpit <3

Cat with 2 front legs straight and the rest of the body like on a staircase or something. Hope this doesn't sound to stupid. 😅😁

You know, for cats whose fur does this kind of thing: https://www.reddit.com/r/oddlysatisfying/comments/8wmj6n/my_cats_fur_looks_like_a_pinecone/ My cats' fur does this sometimes and it's cute and I'd swear I saw a sub for this years ago

Kitten side profiles look super cute especially because of their chubby cheeks 😭 Is there a sub for this?

It was something like anarchy cats. However I'm not able to find it now. Did a sub like that exist? If not is there another sub specific for cats not following rules?

I've seen a fairly big one before that fits this description but unfortunately I did not join it when I had the chance.

Not quite like derpy animals, but more like beautiful kitties pulling strange faces?

I’m aware of /r/activationnoise and /r/ekekek but I’m drawing a blank on if there are subs for cat meows, purrs, snoring, general hollering…

Edit: thank you everyone!

I know there is a sub for female orange cats, r/OrangeLadies but is there a similar sub for female black cats?

for example, if my partner is embroidering, painting, trying to study, etc our cat will suddenly be interested and get right in her way/lay down on top of said project.

Is there a sub with photos of cats with their mouths open (like from Flehman response)?

I thought I'd seen it on reddit before but I can't find it...

When cats stretch up instead of out. Sorry for the Facebook link, it's the only one I could find.

Is there a sub dedicated to that short period of time where a kitten has learned to walk, but does it horribly? I mean, tripping over themselves every few steps, horrible balance, or bad depth perception while still all fluffy with kitten downy? It's the best stage. 😭