As we head into the warm summer months, most people crave fresh, in-season-fruit to help combat the heat. Juicy watermelon is a refreshing treat that can definitely get a little messy.

But that doesn't stop this fruit-loving feline, Pancake, from digging in. This Exotic Shorthair makes eating watermelon look especially cute, as he chows down on a juicy slice for himself. Not only does Pancake fight the heat of summer — he is a crime-fighting superhero as well!

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It seems like every week we have a new favorite Internet fad, but we prefer to think of ourselves more as "up to date on the latest trends" than "flaky." Whatever you want to call us, you have to call this week's obsession cuuuuute.

One of the hashtags recently highlighted by INK361 (a desktop web interface for Instagram) is #weeklyfluff, and, oh, was that ever a good call. What qualifies as #weeklyfluff, you ask? You name something cute and furry, and we say it's a perfect fit.

And we're not the only ones crushing on this stream of cuteness. A quick search of the hashtag reveals over 125,000 photos! Will you be adding any of your favorite puppy pics or feline photos to the stream? Let us know in the comments!

We’re certain that F. Scott Fitzgerald would totally approve of this feline interpretation of his famous novel. Really, who could say no to Scat Cat?

After being rejected by its own mom, this piglet in Romania turned to another mother — a cat who’d just had four kittens.

Although the piglet is more than a little bit bigger than her own babies, she took the orphan right in and treats it as her own, reports Today.

Watch how cute they are together, below.

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Here at Crittr, we consider ourselves pretty savvy when it comes to all things interwebz. Some fads, particularly those involving Grumpy Cat memes and goats screaming in Taylor Swift songs, we love. Others... not so much. We're looking at you, Harlem Shake.

Cat beards, however, definitely fall into our "love" column.

Creating one of these magical photographs is easy: Just hold your cat in front of you, tilting his head upwards so that his nose lines up with yours. Then take a selfie or enlist a friend (or a professional cat wrangler) to snap the shot for you. 

Voilá! Now you have feline facial hair.

Check out the Cat Beard Tumblr for inspiration, and let us know if you can persuade your cat to participate in this trend. We're already on board! (And haven't gotten scratched... yet.)

Is Justin Timberlake the cat's meow?

Clearly.

We’re pretty sure this parody of his “Suit & Tie” video is better than the original — thanks to the cats. And if you enjoyed the goat remix of Taylor Swift's "I Knew You Were Trouble," then this video is right up your alley.

Watch more Crittr funny cat videos.

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Your cat knows she's fancy — and she reminds you of it all the time. You humor her by offering nothing but the best cat treats, but if you're storing them in a plain old plastic container, you're not living up to kitty's expectations.

Instead of that ugly Tupperware, keep your cat's treats in this beautiful jar from artist Arthur Court. This storage container combines a pebbled glass jar and a stylish aluminum lid, with a signature Arthur Court sculpture of a cat reaching for a fish. It is guaranteed to raise the level of snack-time sophistication for your cat. (And also guaranteed to look better on your kitchen counter than that plastic monstrosity.) There is also a companion dog treat canister available for the sophisticated pooch. Both make ideal wedding or housewarming gifts for your pet-loving friends.

These pieces are not dishwasher-safe. Hand wash, and dry the aluminum top immediately to prevent staining.

Arthur Court Cat Treat Jar, $65.

Easy there, little guy. Milk is for drinking, not for bathing!

Our favorite French cat, Henri, who’s famously filled with ennui, has just released a book — but he’s not happy about it. (You didn’t expect him to be, did you?)

Instead, he’s depressed that his owner gets all the credit.

If you haven’t caught all of the award-winning Henri’s previous work (or if you need to relive his best films), be sure to check out: "Henri 1 and 2", "Henri 3," "Le Vet" and "Henri Politique".