Ticked-off Harvey Feral Cat Goes Viral

A photo of a "ticked-off" Hurricane Harvey feral cat swimming through Houston flood water has gone viral on social media as the feline eventually made it to a dry space.

The swimming cat was captured by Getty photographer Scott Olsen on Aug. 30 and spread across social media for his frown while swimming and its "side eye" to the photographer, KSAT-TV reported.

@rickygervais While every dog looks so frightened in the floods of Texas, this cat just looks really ticked off pic.twitter.com/NENSSEZcYR

— Big Cats (@big_catsf) September 3, 2017

You can only imagine what this cat was thinking. Luckily it was able to get out the water. pic.twitter.com/FQFelSfGUn

— KPRC 2 Houston (@KPRC2) September 3, 2017

Olson took a follow-up picture of the cat on top of a flooded car trying to get dry. The photographer responded to tweets because of the interest in the photo.

Cat finds refuge from flooding on top of a car. #gettyimagesnews #HurricaneHarvery pic.twitter.com/VngJteziTR

— scott olson (@olsongetty) August 30, 2017

Most of the people had been evacuated and the cat was in no mood to be messed with so he is probably still on his own.

— scott olson (@olsongetty) September 1, 2017

"Inside Edition" said the original photo was shared more than 65,000 on one Facebook site.

"All the photos I've seen of dogs and horses escaping the flooding, they look terrified. This cat just looks pissed — like he's going to write a sternly worded letter to his city councilor when he gets home," Laura Mullane posted on Facebook with the picture, according to "Inside Edition.

Others on social media started memes of the fuming feline.

"Climate change is a hoax." pic.twitter.com/t66UshzUOe

— Laurie Scott (@LaurieTheScott) September 3, 2017

pic.twitter.com/qCDUCYC4UG

— Brian/Destro (@Puma43) September 3, 2017

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