Eight animated cat reactions for the moments a plain emoji handles badly: Cat Nodding, Cat Wave Hi, Cat Thumbs Up, Cat Thumbs Down, Cat Peace Sign, Cat Shocked, Cat Cheering, and Cat Panicking. It is one cat with a different job in each loop, so the set reads as a single character rather than eight unrelated stickers.
Cat Panicking suits an incident channel and the last hour before a release. Cat Thumbs Up and Cat Cheering close out a shipped ticket without adding another message to the thread. Cat Thumbs Down says no without starting a debate, Cat Nodding answers a question that only needed a yes, and Cat Wave Hi and Cat Peace Sign cover arrivals and sign-offs. Cat Shocked answers news nobody expected.
If you only add a few, our suggestion is Panicking, Thumbs Up and Nodding, because they cover an alarm, a yes and a thanks. Give them a shared prefix such as cat-panic and cat-yes so they autocomplete together in the picker. We cannot confirm who made these images, so if you made or own one of them and want it removed, the contact page will get it taken down.
Download any emoji above, then upload it as a custom emoji in your workspace. Step-by-step guides: add custom emojis in Microsoft Teams, add custom emojis in Slack, or add custom emojis in Discord. These eight files are 112 by 112 pixel animated GIFs of about 70 to 90 KB each. Slack's help says square images under 128 KB work best and allows GIFs of up to 50 frames, Teams asks for JPEG, PNG or GIF files under 256 KB, and Discord requires emoji under 256 KB. These files are under all of those byte figures (checked October 14, 2026). Your workspace can still restrict who may add emoji. Discord's help says uploading needs the server owner or the Manage Emojis or Create Expressions permission, and its custom emoji page also covers animated emoji, so check it for what your account and server allow.
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