You May Not Be Prepared for This Level of Kitten Cuteness

You may not be prepared for this level of kitten cuteness. The way in which the tiny Black cat responds to the person petting it is absolutely adorable. Watch the short but precious clip to see what the kitten did that is almost too cute to handle.

There are a lot of things on this Earth that will cause people to spontaneously remark on its level of cuteness. Of course, you’ve no doubt heard people state how cute or adorable something is, and more than likely, you’ve done it a time or two yourself. There are just some instances and situations in which that is the only appropriate reaction.

While all of that is entirely true, one could argue that there is something, one thing, that makes people respond and comment about how cute, precious and adorable something is more consistently than anything else. Of course, you and I both know that that thing is tiny animals, specifically kittens. Sure, people love and adore puppies, ducklings and every other baby animal, but kittens will forever and always come out on top.

One short clip shows why this is and always will be the case. Also, if you do not believe in the inherent, overwhelming and abundant cuteness level of kittens, well, this is the clip that is sure to convince you.

The video is of a kitten on someone’s lap as it is being scratched and rubbed. Periodically, the person will remove their hand from the kitten and make a claw-like motion, and hilariously, the kitten mimics that movement each and every time.

Even if you consider yourself a dog person and are completely opposed to cats, there is no denying that that is one of the cutest things you’ll ever see, ever. Also, there is absolutely no way you will be able to watch the clip just one time. Likely, it will have to be viewed three to five times in order to take in and grasp all the cuteness.

Genesis 1:21 “And God created great whales, and every living creature that moves, which the waters brought forth abundantly, after their kind, and every winged fowl after his kind: and God saw that it was good.”