In a recent trend on social media, people are sharing photos of their amusing encounters with cats that don't belong to them but have made themselves at home in their houses. The trend, known as "My House, Not My Cat," has gained popularity as users post photos showcasing their unexpected encounters with these cheeky feline visitors.

Many of the shared photos depict these uninvited cats lounging on people's furniture, napping in their beds, or simply making themselves comfortable in various corners of the houses. One image even shows a cat casually sitting in front of a family photo, as if it were a member of the household.

The trend has sparked a humorous response from social media users, with many finding joy in these unexpected cat visits. People have taken the opportunity to share anecdotes and stories of their own encounters with house-invading felines, further adding to the amusing nature of the trend. Some even jokingly claim that these cats have taken over their homes and become the true owners.

The "My House, Not My Cat" trend has provided a light-hearted distraction, bringing laughter to people during these challenging times. It serves as a reminder that sometimes unexpected visitors, even if they are adorable cats, can bring unexpected joy and a touch of humor to our lives.