Ragdoll Kitten's Precious 'Tiny Meows' Have People Losing It

If you're ever having a bad day, find a video of a kitten, and it'll instantly turn around. Actually, look no further because Muffin the Ragdoll is the man for the job and has the voice to prove it. He may be teeny tiny, but that's exactly the reason we love him so much.

Muffin knows what he's doing with his little meows, so prepare yourself for cuteness overload. Your heart will burst after hearing him!

Aww! Muffin's story began when he found his forever home with his adopted mama Biscuit the Ragdoll via @biscuit.muffin.ragdolls . The two, who are nearly inseparable, make the most iconic duo—and I'm not just talking about their gorgeous Ragdoll looks. These two are the epitome of sweet, but once you factor in Muffin's tiny meows, it's even sweeter.

Like many clips of Muffin and Biscuit, this one has already garnered more than 24,000 likes from cat lovers everywhere. People are obsessed with the little man.

"Yes, I will quit my job and do nothing but cuddle with them for the rest of my life," one person said.

"The most vocal cloud I’ve ever heard," another wrote.

"Crunchy eek eek mews," another joked.

Clearly the little Ragdoll learned so much from mama Biscuit already because he's winning at being the cutest in the room.

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Ragdolls Have a Few Different Vocalizations

Little Muffin man sure makes his case for whatever he's talking about, but Catster explains not all Ragdolls are vocal . In fact, the breed has long been thought to be one of the quieter feline breeds. Every cat is different, so some like Muffin just may be chattier than others.

Depending on a Ragdoll cat's personality, there are a few different vocalizations they might display. Aside from meowing to engage in conversation, tell you how they're feeling or that they want something, they can chatter, purr, growl, and yowl—things many cats do.

Chattering usually happens while they're enjoying the view from the window. They might see a bird outside that excites them, and so, they chatter. Purring is an obvious one, and means they're happy. Though, occasionally, they might purr to comfort themselves if they're sick or injured. Each sound they make has its own meaning, which they'll make clear by their behavior.

As for Muffin, we'll listen to him all day for whatever he needs to get off his little chest. Keep talking, buddy!