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When the National Cowboy Museum was forced to close down due to coronavirus concerns, head of museum security Tim took on the role of social media manager. Let's just say, his naive and innocent tweets are about as adorable as they come! Check out some of them below!

We could all use a little positivity right now, and Twitter account Thoughts of Dog can always fit that bill. Click here for some more wholesome content to help you at least temporarily forget about the bad things happening in the world right now! We promise you won't regret it.

There's a lot of bad in the world right now but let's focus on the good things, like animals! If you have your own pet then we're jealous. If not, we hope these memes can perhaps slightly fill that void for you.

Let's not think about all of the horrible things going on in the world right now. Instead, let's refocus our energy on some positive things, like the following memes that will remind you that there is, in fact, a lot of good happening in the world. And since we know you could use even more heartwarming content, we have you covered!

Cat people really are their own breed, but we don't really blame you because how could you not love those furry little a-holes? And never mind that they would literally consume your body if you died in your own home - that's an unimportant detail. We've got even more cat memes here if you want 'em!

We feel a little bad laughing at these pics of dogs who are clearly in a fair amount of discomfort, but what can we say? They're still so damn cute. So without further ado, scroll down for a roundup of pics, and click here for even more cute dog content!

Redditor u/bookc420 has been going through a lot. So much that he approached the notoriously savage r/roastme subreddit  and they could barely insult him. Why? Well, here was his request:  "Fighting a rare stage four cancer called leomyosarcoma. Make me feel worse."

Leiomyosarcoma is a rare and aggressive cancer, and at stage IV, it's rarely curable. The creatively rude members of r/roastme seemed to soften at this post, offering up some roasts (usually punctuated with well-wishes) but mostly offering support and love during this unimaginably trying time. The thread went from dark to wholesome pretty quickly, and left us with a little more hope for humanity. We've put together some of our favorite responses, but you can take in more of this warmth over at the thread.

With all the constant negative news in the world, sometimes all we need is some good news to remind us that good people do exist. That's exactly what we're aiming to do with the following! Click here for more adorable wholesomeness!

Anyone who's not a bunny parent will just see rabbits as cute and cuddly, but you know that that isn't totally true all the time. Regardless, browse through these memes and then go give your cute little friend some pets for us.

It's so easy to get caught up in all the stress and expectations of the holidays that we tend to forget about the good things happening in the world. As is such, we put together this gallery of some wholesomeness to give you a little reminder to not lose hope just yet!

Apparently being a delivery driver comes with its fair share of perks, including getting to meet tons of freaking adorable animals. Someone started a Facebook group for UPS drivers to share pics of the animals they meet along their routes, and it is certainly some squee-worthy material if you ask us. They have Instagram too so check 'em out!

We really didn't think we'd be seeing a meme from Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs 2 in 2019, but hey, anything is possible. This particular meme is actually incredibly wholesome. The image is character Earl Devereaux saying "It's enough to make a grown man cry," and memers are combining the image with incredibly wholesome content that, well, makes you want to cry. They're fantastic memes, but a bit dangerous while pmsing, so proceed with caution. 

Remember the story of the sled dog team we shared a couple weeks ago? You briefly got to meet Grinch, the dopiest member of the team with a brain equivalent to a box of rocks. Well, Grinch's mom Blair Braverman just shared this adorable story about his sledding mishaps that warmed our icy hearts right up.

There are those times when you feel so frustrated talking to someone that you just want to lash out and not give them any more of your time. This story, however, demonstrates that sometimes kindness and patience is the only way to convince them of your point of view. 

For this mother of a transgender child, it's clear that all she needed was to be put in her child's shoes. Now, who's cutting onions in here?

When Twitter user Steph Veerman went off to college, her dad offered to take care of her pet hamster Chester, who proceeds to escape from his clutches. But fear not, dear reader, for this Twitter story has a happy ending!