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Welcome to Cats Are The Best Ever

This is a blog for people who love cats, or who might love cats.
We conduct qualitative research, community interventions, and empowerment evaluations to increase our effectiveness as cat fanatics. Join us and make the world a better place for cats!

Word cloud from our state of the art cat survey. 
Take the survey here: https://forms.gle/voSaQR7Hjx43aY7V8

Cats are Extremely Cute

My cat comes when I call him, for instance. Here is my cat.

That is just one of the cute things he does. He also catches and eats bugs. Every cat is unique, but every cat is extremely cute.

Cats are Smart

Everyone knows this is true. I don't have to convince you. Look how smart this cat is.










Cats Like Boxes Better than Expensive Toys

Take this cat, for example. They don't need anything fancy, just your typical Amazon order.


Our Research

Sadly, only 25% of people prefer cats.
Forms response chart. Question title: Who makes a better pet?. Number of responses: 4 responses.
But, those same people don't hate cats across the board.
Forms response chart. Question title: Maybe you like some cats and not others?. Number of responses: .
So, it seems like there is still hope.

Together, we'll ask: what are the most important steps to making our dream come true (that cats rule the world)? 

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