If you know this feeling, there is now a cat you can relate to.

Barnaby is an adorable Persian puss who looks like he just woke up all the time. His furr is chaotic, he has a frown on his face, and his eyes look like they could close at any moment.

According to Barnaby’s owner, the cat’s look goes well with its habits since he likes to sleep all day long. He sometimes sleeps 20 hours a day and spends the rest of the time eating food or exploring the house. 

“He only likes to be petted when he’s in the mood. We love him,” the owner added in a recent interview.

Check out more photos and videos of Barnaby below!

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Animal Protection League (APL), an animal shelter from Indiana, decided to put the pets’ rehabilitation abilities to test a few years ago and launched a program called F.O.R.W.A.R.D in collaboration with Pendleton Correctional Facility. The idea was to take the cats from the shelter and transfer them to the prison and have inmates take care of them.

There is a mutual benefit for both cats and humans in this program.

Most of the cats in shelters have been abused by their previous owners or mistreated by humans in general, so they have a hard time socializing. Being around inmates all the time and being fed and groomed by them makes them more open to human interaction.

Inmates, on the other hand, get the opportunity to take care of another live being and learn about responsibility.

“It teaches them responsibility, how to interact in a group using non-violent methods to solve problems and gives them the unconditional love of a pet – something many of these inmates have never known,” – the APL writes on their official website.

The program has been a big success and has encouraged other prisons to try out similar methods of rehabilitation.

You can check out how cats and inmates from Pendleton Correctional Facility spend their days in the photos below.

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Seeing that the black kittens and cats get adopted last, the photographer launched a campaign in order to boost black cat adoption. They created fake covers of prestigious magazines and put black cats on them in order to show people what they are missing out. If this campaign turns out to be successful, a “dog cover” edition might be next.

Check out these awesome black cat magazine covers below.

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If you know this feeling, there is now a cat you can relate to.

Barnaby is an adorable Persian puss who looks like he just woke up all the time. His furr is chaotic, he has a frown on his face, and his eyes look like they could close at any moment.

According to Barnaby’s owner, the cat’s look goes well with its habits since he likes to sleep all day long. He sometimes sleeps 20 hours a day and spends the rest of the time eating food or exploring the house. 

“He only likes to be petted when he’s in the mood. We love him,” the owner added in a recent interview.

Check out more photos and videos of Barnaby below!

The post This Adorable Cat Always Looks Like He Just Woke Up appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

Animal Protection League (APL), an animal shelter from Indiana, decided to put the pets’ rehabilitation abilities to test a few years ago and launched a program called F.O.R.W.A.R.D in collaboration with Pendleton Correctional Facility. The idea was to take the cats from the shelter and transfer them to the prison and have inmates take care of them.

There is a mutual benefit for both cats and humans in this program.

Most of the cats in shelters have been abused by their previous owners or mistreated by humans in general, so they have a hard time socializing. Being around inmates all the time and being fed and groomed by them makes them more open to human interaction.

Inmates, on the other hand, get the opportunity to take care of another live being and learn about responsibility.

“It teaches them responsibility, how to interact in a group using non-violent methods to solve problems and gives them the unconditional love of a pet – something many of these inmates have never known,” – the APL writes on their official website.

The program has been a big success and has encouraged other prisons to try out similar methods of rehabilitation.

You can check out how cats and inmates from Pendleton Correctional Facility spend their days in the photos below.

The post This Prison in Indiana Rehabilitates Its Inmates With the Help of Cats appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

Seeing that the black kittens and cats get adopted last, the photographer launched a campaign in order to boost black cat adoption. They created fake covers of prestigious magazines and put black cats on them in order to show people what they are missing out. If this campaign turns out to be successful, a “dog cover” edition might be next.

Check out these awesome black cat magazine covers below.

The post Photographer Creates Fake Magazine Covers to Boost Black Cat Adoption appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.