Twitter users in the U.K. have taken to the social media platform to share pictures of their pro-Remain moggies.
The hashtag #CatsAgainstBrexit started trending on Monday afternoon and pet owners have even outlined specific reasons behind their feline's political leaning.
#CatsAgainstBrexit Custard is concerned about her maternity rights. pic.twitter.com/kJHeDN2pNg
— Judy Anne (@Judyannne) June 20, 2016
Albie wants the option of being a chat! #CatsAgainstBrexit pic.twitter.com/U9888r5TNP
— Mad As A March Hare (@twowitwowoo) June 20, 2016
As a former stray/refugee & believer of tolerance & inclusion Bella is a firm supporter of #CatsAgainstBrexit pic.twitter.com/zwEWbH4r9i
— Natasha Akhtar (@Natasha_Akhtar) June 20, 2016
Hilda isn't easily fooled by propaganda. #CatsAgainstBrexit pic.twitter.com/gNgsrTZqBk
— Jamie Edwards 🏴 (@jemsport) June 20, 2016
Guinness is worried that she may have to negotiate tax on her name as the drink is from Dublin #catsagainstbrexit pic.twitter.com/RbWsNhowW3
— Jesc Bunyard (@JessBunyard) June 20, 2016
Because getting a good passport photo is really hard #CatsAgainstBrexit pic.twitter.com/b6TAD83Yje
— Lottie (@LottieHBell) June 20, 2016
CJ is concerned that the effect on the economy may lead to larger household bills. #CatsAgainstBrexit pic.twitter.com/iIKq8unOdI
— Sara Long (@duckiemonster) June 20, 2016
Neo is German & moved to the UK to hunt mice in Walthamstow. He's worried about his future #CatsAgainstBrexit pic.twitter.com/fXWiJ5QHPu
— Eva Blum-Dumontet 🦝 (@Arcadian_O) June 20, 2016
#CatsAgainstBrexit is the best thing to come out of this referendum tbh and we all know it
— Elena Cresci (@elenacresci) June 20, 2016
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