Club Meatbird - Home of Pixel, Sophie, Chester, and Disco!

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Changing the internet one smile at a time! 💙💙

Pixel, a smiling black and gray Cornish Rex cat, is photoshopped to look as if he is eating from a big yellow tub of popcorn. He is SO amused with the news today.
Pixel, a black and gray Cornish Rex cat, sits on a gray sofa with blue cushions, facing the camera. He has wide green eyes and a broad grin on his face. He wears a blue shirt with a yellow design the shape of the state of Wisconsin. The interior of the design is embroidered to look like cheese.
Pixel, a gray and black Cornish Rex, smiles sleepily as he lies with Sophie, a white Cornish Rex, on a gray sofa with blue cushions.
Pixel, a black and gray Cornish Rex cat, poses with a spring of catnip on top of his head. He bares his teeth in a friendly smile.
Pixel, a black and gray Cornish Rex with a wide smile, has an adventure as a silly bee chasing down a forbidden snack (a flying slice of pizza.)
Disco, a black and white tuxedo cat, is sleeping deeply in the arms of his human. His head is thrown back and his mouth is slightly agape, showing his snaggletooth on the bottom. He wishes we could all rest so comfortably.
A message that reads "Hi Scott, I hope this email finds you woefully uncomfortable. As uncomfortable as you have made me."
Pixel, a gray and black Cornish Rex cat, smiles maniacally at the camera and eats jerks for his evening snack.
Club Meatbird stands with Ukraine. Pixel and Sophie, two Cornish Rex cats, sit nestled in a field of bright yellow sunflowers set against a blue sky.
Pixel and the rest of the Club Meatbird kitties sail the high seas in a boat made out of a giant hot dog.
Pixel, a black and gray Cornish Rex cat, leads his crew on a hot air balloon adventure where they encounter a mysterious winged slice of pepperoni pizza flying through the air.
Sophie, a tiny white Cornish Rex cat, plays with her younger brother Disco, a large black and white tuxedo cat. Disco playfully catches Sophie's tail before she shoots him a look that clearly tells him to stop. He immediately rolls over and away from her.
Pixel, a black and gray Cornish Rex cat, wears a bee costume as he is superimposed over an image of purple roses. The text is positioned to resolve a greeting card, and reads "With Great Disdain at your recent display of Socially Abhorrent Bee-havior."
Pixel, a gray and black Cornish Rex cat who sports a wide, friendly smile, is pictured dancing in various scenes where "H5N1 HARMS CATS" is written in the background. The video aims to bring awareness to the fact that H5N1 bird flu is on the rise and fatal to many cats. You can protect your cats by keeping them inside, making sure any meat and eggs they consume are fully cooked, and removing your shoes before entering your home.
Pixel, a gray and black Cornish Rex cat, bares his teeth in a mischievous grin before being caught on a pet cam tipping a glass of water over on purpose.
Two Cornish Rex cats sit on a gray sofa in front of a blue cushion, facing the camera. They are turned toward each other and their legs are entangled, they have been napping together. Pixel, a gray and black Cornish Rex with wide green eyes and a signature grin, has one front leg draped across Sophie, his solid white blue-eyed sister. Sophie looks as though she is barely tolerating Pixel's presence, but she remains polite.
Pixel, a gray and black Cornish Rex who sports a signature smile, peers into the camera before taking a hyperphysical journey in his flying sauce across the United States, hoping to remind anyone who sees him that no one, not even a billionaire oligarch and his trashy orange puppet, can take away our choice to be compassionate, gentle human beings.
Disco, a black and white tuxedo cat, is superimposed over a series of scenes that take him underwater in an anglerfish shaped submarine. Each scene features another Club Meatbird kitty cosplaying as a sea creature. Chester is an octopus, Sophie is a mermaid, and Pixel is a crab. At the end, Disco surfaces to find that he was just in a pond with a little fountain the whole time.
Duet with TikToker @dannied01 showing Disco, a tuxedo cat, raising his leg in time to the music, in line with the format popularized by the original creator.
Pixel, a gray and black Cornish Rex cat, sits on a bed outfitted with soft lavender and seafoam green colored sheets. Pixel bares his teeth at the camera in his signature friendly grin, and makes sweet slow blinks. He hopes that his calm presence can help someone center and focus.
The image shows a reply to one of Mark Zuckerberg's posts on Threads. The image is an illustration of the inside of a human colon showing two cancerous polyps. One polyp has Mark Zuckerberg's face superimposed over the top. The text of the reply states "You are a cancer in the bowels of this country." The poster means it with all her heart.
Scenes from the life of Disco, a rescued tuxedo cat with a lower snaggletooth, play as the narrator talks about life with him since he came home. Disco is presented with a "cake" made from cat food, topped with a hard boiled quail egg and a homemade egg yolk/Churu mousse.
Sophie, a white Cornish Rex cat with icy blue eyes, sits on a gray sofa with a blue cushion behind her. Her brother, an orange tabby cat named Chester, lies behind her on the other end of the sofa in the background. Sophie, wearing a pink and blue striped turtleneck shirt, peers into the camera with her wide eyes.
Pixel, a gray and black Cornish Rex cat, opens the video by staring intensely into the camera with wide, dilated eyes and a friendly grin on his face. He is wearing a blue shirt with a flying saucer patch on the front that says "I believe." Pixel leaps out of reality and into a field of poppies where he spots Disco floating by in an egg-shaped spaceship. From there, Pixel pops into his own flying saucer and joins Sophie and Chester, riding a beetle shaped ship and a grilled cheese sandwich craft respectively. The kitties float through space on the way to a planet where they land and dance with aliens. Club Meatbird hopes this provides a moment of distraction, and hopefully, joy, to our visitors. Thank you for being here! Music is by the talented Big Black Delta — the song is called "Pik Pok."
Pixel, a gray and black Cornish Rex cat, looks intensely into the camera with his large, round, green eyes. He wears a friendly grin on his face and wants people to know that it's important to set aside a few minutes here and there to recharge. We hope his smiles help you do just that. 🫶
Pixel, a black and gray Cornish Rex cat, stands tall and outstretched on top of a microwave sitting on a countertop. He is reaching up toward cabinets that hang on the wall above. The image highlights the slender form of the Cornish Rex, which is often compared to being quite alien-like.
An image of cat litter in a litter box, in the process of being scooped with a white litter scoop. There are two pee clumps in the scoop, one with Mark Zuckerberg's hideous face superimposed over the top.
Loafus, the chaotic alter-ego of Sophie, a solid white blue-eyed Cornish Rex cat, sits on a brown carpet staring into the camera. Her large round eyes are almost all pupil, dilated to the point of near blackness. Her face conveys a subtle rage. She wears a fashionable snakeskin printed turtleneck for warmth.
Disco, a black and white tuxedo cat, is shown playing with a cardboard paper towel tube as an audio plays from an old commercial for a panflute album.
Pixel, a gray and black Cornish Rex cat, looks into the camera intensely with a wide smile on his face. Pixel hopes that he can help people remember that compassion still exists in this world, and that love is worth fighting for.
Two Cornish Rex cats, one gray and black, and one solid white, snuggle their heads together as they sleep. The dark one, Pixel, bares his teeth in a silly smile.
Pixel, a gray and black Cornish Rex cat, looks into the camera with wide green eyes. He sports a friendly smile on his face, showing his cute fangs. He leads his feline siblings on an adventure through the canals and sights of Venice, Italy, riding a giant bread stick among other food-themed modes of transportation, including an airplane made of pizza, pasta, and Italian bread.
The image shows a conversation with a bot or spammer on the poster's Facebook page. The poster facetiously responded to the bot comment in this exchange, and to her surprise, got a reply. Conversation as follows: Bot: I need money Poster: Bro, so do I. Solidarity. Bot: Yes
Pixel, a gray and black Cornish Rex cat, sits on a gray sofa cushion looking into the camera. He has wide greenish yellow eyes and bares his teeth in a friendly smile. A timer counts the seconds that Pixel is able to maintain eye contact with the narrator, who explains the process of encouraging Pixel to focus.
Disco, a black and white tuxedo cat, samples a taste from a head of butter lettuce.
The image of a Secretary Bird, a tall light gray bird with black thighs and long, spindly legs. The bird's head has red accents and a crown of upright feathers.
The image of a woman's body, clothed in a gray bathrobe with multicolored hearts printed on it. She wears long black knee-high socks on her legs that are printed with a drawing of a chicken's leg and foot, made to give the illusion that the wearer has chicken legs.
Our perspective on dealing with this is going to be really important. This is a time when the curtains are going to come up and you are really going to be able to get a clear look at the character of those who run the pages and groups that you follow and interact with. This can be a GOOD thing in a time when we need to start spending our online moments more purposefully and with intent to align with what they should be for — giving us strength, hope, and connection to our people.
We are social animals as human beings, no matter how much our egos fight to convince us that we can survive as islands. We need our communities and our social connections in order to maintain our mental health and well-being. And while it is tempting to say "oh just go to another platform" or "get off social media and go outside," these approaches fall short of recognizing the ways in which "community" has taken on new definitions in recent years.
Pixel, a gray and black Cornish Rex cat, and Sophie, a solid white Cornish Rex cat with blue eyes, sit in a fuzzy gray bed looking at the camera. Pixel sports a silly grin while Sophie gives her signature "side eye."
A video plays showing Disco, a black and white tuxedo cat, rolling on the floor in front of his human mom and imploring her to follow him to the bedroom, where they have established a nightly routine of playing a fish aquarium game on a tablet together. Disco bats at the fish in the tablet and enjoys himself thoroughly for a moment before leaving the room and disappearing down the hallway.
Pixel, a gray and black Cornish Rex cat, sits on a gray chair with a gray and white cushion to his left. He is facing the camera with his teeth bared in a friendly grin. He has large yellow eyes that convey a slightly vacant but blissful look. At his feet, there is a large yellow banana. Pixel hopes that anyone who comes across this image remembers to have a snack and stay hydrated — you can't pour from an empty cup, friends.
A video of Pixel, a gray and black Cornish Rex cat, sitting in a brown cardboard box. He is baring his teeth in a friendly smile and looking at the camera. At the end of the video, he jumps up and pops out of the box.
Chester, a big orange tabby cat, stares at the camera with his eyes narrowed and mouth slightly agape. His face conveys a look of shock, disbelief, and disdain for what he is seeing. An image of a cell phone with an orange paw holding it is photoshopped into the image, giving the appearance that Chester is reacting to something that he saw displayed on the phone. Chester and all of Club Meatbird denounce fascism and those who bow to it.
The image is divided into four equal share sections with each section showing a close up of a different cat's nose and mouth. The top left quadrant features Pixel, a black and gray Cornish Rex cat, showing off his signature grin. The top right features Disco, a black and white tuxedo cat, and his Hallmark snaggletooth. The bottom left features Chester, an orange tabby cat, showing off his tiny bottom teeth. The bottom right, finally, features Sophie — a solid white Cornish Rex cat — except that her mouth has been overlaid with the teeth of Beavis from the cartoon "Beavis and Butthead."
A digitally created "pixel art" image of a Caucasian woman in a bathroom, sitting on a toilet with her bottom half blurred and pixelated. The walls are a pale yellow color and the floor is gray. There is an orange colored counter/vanity to the right side of the room. The woman has a small white cat perched on her arm and a small black cat with yellow eyes sitting on her feet. A black and white tuxedo cat looks on as the whole group is approached by an orange tabby cat in the foreground. The back wall says "Peepee Gang" in a cross-stitch inspired font, with a heart shaped done in the same style beneath the wording.
Pixel, and gray and black Cornish Rex cat, and Sophie, a solid white Cornish Rex cat, sit on blue and gray cushions in front of the camera. To their right, a bag of Royal Canin cat food is propped up beside them. Pixel faces the camera and gives a broad grin, baring his teeth and looking into the camera with wide, friendly eyes. Sophie refuses to look, and has her back turned to the camera with her ears slightly cocked to the side. Sophie wishes that the bag of food was bug flavored, I guess.
A video plays, showing Pixel, a smiling gray and black Cornish Rex cat, snuggling in for a nap with his solid white sister, Sophie. Club Meatbird hopes these peaceful scenes will help bring others a brief moment of peace and relaxation.
Pixel, a gray and black Cornish Rex cat, sits on a black and white blanket on a gray sofa. He is looking at a peeled banana that is being held up in the foreground by a Caucasian human hand with red nail polish. He bares his teeth in a grin. Pixel's sister, Sophie, who is a solid white Cornish Rex, sits behind him staring forward, seemingly unaware of the banana.
Pixel, a gray and black Cornish Rex cat, plays a game of fetch with his young human sibling.
Chester, a senior orange tabby cat, sits perched on the seat of a bar stool underneath a long bar table. Chester faces the camera with a look of disdain. He is not leaving that barstool.
Disco, a black and white cat with a cute power snaggletooth, stands on his back legs, looking into the camera. His stance is quite reminiscent of a squirrel or maybe even something like a prairie dog.
A Caucasian woman with brown hair and a green shirt holds Sophie, a tiny solid white Cornish Rex cat. Sophie peers into the camera with her large eyes, giving quite the "alien" vibe.
Pixel, a gray and black Cornish Rex cat with large green eyes, looks into the camera with a friendly, albeit slightly vacant, smile on his face.
Pixel, a black and gray Cornish Rex cat, stares into the camera, mouth agape in shock at the state of the world. His sister Sophie, a solid white Cornish Rex cat with blue eyes, sits perched next to him on a gray blanket, focusing just past the camera with a look of vacant disdain.