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Hayley Bibby was stunned when she spotted black cat Cruise using the toilet for the first time on January 2. As no-one else was in the house and she didn't have her phone to hand, Hayley's partner Ash ...

Hayley Bibby was stunned when she spotted black cat Cruise using the toilet for the first time on January 2. As no-one else was in the house and she didn't have her phone to hand, Hayley's partner ...

Gints Zilbalodis, the director of Flow, celebrated his Oscar win by recreating the viral spinning cat meme with the film’s feline protagonist. Last week, Flow made history by becoming the first ...

He now gives out business cards with pictures of the cat meme. “Everybody remembers it,” he said, “and everybody remembers it fondly.” While it hasn’t exactly changed his life ...

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