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'CHONK': Massive cat looking for forever home at Philadelphia shelter

Photo: Morris Animal Refuge

An enormous cat is going viral for his both his cuteness and chunkiness.

BeeJay, a 26-pound cat, is up for adoption at the Morris Animal Refuge animal shelter in Center City. 

The shelter tweeted Thursday morning about "big boi Mr. B" in a bid to raise awareness that the "chonk" of a cat is looking for a furever home. 

According to the shelter, BeeJay is 2 years old and has a "big heart" fitting of his big size. 

By Thursday afternoon, word came that "Mr. B" had broken the animal shelter's website due to popularity.

On Friday morning, the viral feline visited "Good Day Philadelphia" and tried to make our set his new forever home. You can watch the video by clicking here.

Anyone interested in adopting this 'chonk' of a cat, can visit the Morris Animal Refuge website to get more information.