A Redditor with the username @lickmewhereIs**t shared the post to the subreddit r/cats on January 24. The post is titled, “Supervising me in the tub to make sure I don’t drown.”

In the viral photo, a grey and white cat can be seen hoisted up on its back legs looking into the bath from the side of the tub in the bathroom. Ruby’s eyes are wide as she stared in the direction of her owner, who is taking a bath at the time. The photo is taken from the viewpoint of the person in the tub watching the cat stare intently.

According to Statista, as of 2018, there were 370 million cats as pets in the world. The website also reported that in a survey from 2019 to 2020, there were 42.7 million households with at least one cat in the United States.

People are loving the cat who has now gone viral on Reddit. A lot of people have jokes about the kitty too. “Your cat looks very confused as to why you haven’t melted in the water yet,” a Redditor said.

Some people commented on how cats react to humans in water. “The concern many cats have over our enjoyment of the wet is so very adorable!” another user wrote.

A Redditor admitted their cat “likes to play lifeguard” when they “shower or bathe,” adding, “this needs to become a subreddit Lol. They always make the cutest faces!”

Some imagined what the cat Ruby was feeling in the moment. “He looks mildly horrified,” one user said.

Others had comments like, “Priceless cat moment,” and “Let the lifeguard do their job.”

While others commented on the cat’s face. “Omg his/her widdle face!” someone said.

Another called the kitty “one adorable cat,” but they didn’t stop there. “Please give her a big smooch from me,” they said.

A lot of people appreciated the photo of the viral cat and its need to look at its owner in the tub. “Awww such a cutie,” someone said.

Some compared Ruby to a certain profession over and over again. One Redditor called the cat a “little lifeguard.”

But the comments didn’t stop there about the viral cat. “Oh cute little kitten,” another user expressed.

Newsweek reached out to the original poster for comment.

Updated 01/25/2022, 4:42 p.m. ET: This story has been updated with the name of the cat in the Reddit post.