Taylor Swift, the single girl who's just like you (except impossibly photogenic and a multimillionaire), has a new kitten. She named the cat Olivia Benson after her best friend, a fictional sex crimes detective from Law and Order: Special Victims Unit.

A stray calico cat snuck into Russia's Leningrad Zoo in search of food, and ended up finding a new home and a new best friend.

Check out this exciting new clip from a World Cup match featuring anywhere from one to four cats and up to two finger puppets, depending on the moment!

Poppy the cat died on Friday, just weeks after she was officially named the world's oldest cat by the Guinness Book of World Records.

BaneCat—the cat who was born in the dark, moulded by it—seemed like just a one-hit YouTube wonder, but speak of the devil, and he shall appear. BaneCat (a.k.a. Peanut) is back, and his trip to the vet is going to be painful. For the vet.

Hey, what's up—how are are you doing? Probably normal/regular type of feeling, that's cool; Taylor Swift too. She covered her phone in cat stickers. All manner of cats, such as: sleepy cat, little cat, look up cat, back cat, de-cat-pitated cat, and cat giving another cat a little smooch as if to say, "I don't care about money; I know the real you and I love you and I'm going to hold your head in my paws and kiss you forever." You ever wish a cat could call you on the phone or would that be a weird wish to have?

Moe the cat is pretty good at Jenga, but he doesn't have a lot of patience. Or a lot of respect for the rules. Or opposable thumbs.

If you look deep enough into his eyes, you will see through the void and into Heaven, where God will bless you with a divine truth: that Billy Corgan holding cats on a local animal shelter magazine is what will bring us eternal salvation.

Poppy, of Bournemouth, England has officially been christened the world's oldest living cat at the spry age of 24, or 114 in human years. Her secret to being forever young? Oh, just lots of water and portion control. And chicken. Kitchen-fresh only:

Tara, the heroic tabby cat who fought off a neighbor's guard dog after it attacked a young child, cemented her fame this morning with an appearances on Today and ABC News.

Important development in the cat vs. dog wars: Yesterday, a toddler riding his bike in his family's driveway was nearly mauled by a neighbor's aggressive dog. But before the dog could do too much damage, Tara, the family's cat, rushed out and scared the much-larger dog away.

Here's a story for an otherwise bleak Monday morning: Last week, a cat that'd been missing for more than three years—since 2011's devastating tsunami in Japan—was reportedly reunited with his family.

In case you're not familiar, La meilleure Boulangerie de France is a French television program about a cat that runs at full speed into a glass door. There's also a subplot about competitive baking, but it's considered much less popular and interesting.

This video was posted on reddit with no context other than, "I had to babysit my girlfriend's cat," as if that adequately explains what happened next.

Wednesday morning, police found at least 25 dead cats hanging from a tree in an abandoned lot in Yonkers, New York. The cats, most of which were stuffed in plastic bags, were arranged ritualistically throughout the tree, according to Vocativ.

A cat and bewildered customer reenact Michelangelo's The Creation of Adam at a pop-up cat cafe in New York on Wednesday. And verily, YouTube incarnate was made manifest. Image via Amy Sussman/Invision for Purina ONE/AP.

Two kittens, so tiny and new that their umbilical cords were still attached, are recovering at the Humane Society after they were accidentally sealed in a box and shipped more than 120 miles by truck.

Sometimes, a cat wants to go fishing. What does he fish for when he wants to go fishing? He fishes for cats, naturally.

Three people from an unlucky California family were hospitalized after they were attacked by their pet cat.

Take the typical cat—self-centered, hungry, bent on tearing down the world and remaking it in its own image—and give it a gritty Christopher Nolan reboot. Boom. You've got BaneCat. And you have his permission to die (right after you feed him.)