Prepare for your heart to melt as you watch the moment a cat receives a tiny handmade pillow.
The clip, shared on January, 17, has amassed 95.3 million views and 7.9 million likes.
Layered over the video, the text says: "My very cute dad took some of my leftover fabric and made a tiny pillow for George."
shows the white and ginger feline resting his head on a pink blanket which is then replaced with the tiny cushion.
Two screenshots from the viral video showing the man hand over the pillow. The right image shows the cat snoozing on the pillow.The popular video has gained a lot of attention and many social media users are impressed by George's ability to recognize the pillow was especially made for him.
One user pointed out: "The immediate appreciation that he had for it!"
Another said: "The way he curled that paw up. Little guys about to have the best nap of his life."
"Oh my god he immediately lays on it this is too good," said a third comment.
The adorable clip has even reduced one user to tears, a fourth comment said: "[omg] I'm crying!!! This is too wholesome."
George barely opens his eyes as he accepts his new pillow which may not come as a surprise to many owners.
Felines are known for loving their beauty sleep, according to the Sleep Foundation, they snooze for 12 to 18 hours per day. Unlike humans, who usually sleep for a long period during the night, cats commonly sleep for periods throughout the day ranging from 50 to 113 minutes. The average cat nap is 78 minutes in length.
It isn't clear where George sleeps at night but he appears to be on a sofa during the video. previously spoke to Dr. Amber Carter, doctor of veterinary medicine, about the
This isn't the first time the internet has gone wild over an animal-related video and it certainly won't be the last.
Some owners have even managed to gain an income by putting their furry friends to work. previously spoke to a cat owner who revealed exactly how much the and it's probably more than you think.
According to a 2022 survey, 35 percent of cat and around the world had set up social media accounts for their pets. The results also found that 34 percent of owners said they enjoyed positive reactions shared about their furry friends on online platforms.
In this case, the clip of George appears to be a one off as the owner's (@couplagoofs) mostly share relationship content.
