This kitten and other cute pets make the best Mets fans

New York is hoping for another World Series win this October,but this time its blue and orange, not pinstripes that the city’s baseball fans are sporting.

And their pets are no exception.

Mets lovers have taken to social media to post photos of their dogs and cats decked out in the team’s gear as they’ve cheered them on through the postseason, including two wins so far through in the National League Championship Series.

One YouTubevideo posted on Oct. 19 of Game 1 of the National League Series, of a kittenshows just how dedicated the local pet population is to the Amazings. The feline is glued to the screenas Mets ace Matt Harvey is at the mound against the Cub, and even paws at the screen with the action.

But this cat isn’t the only pet who wants to see the Mets go all the way.

When ur dog is feeling the mets hype too pic.twitter.com/KV1JX1zKSG

— cole cova (@nicoleeecova) October 17, 2015

Here’s a dog doing a thing in a #Mets shirt in my apartment after the @Mets beat the Dodgers. #losmets pic.twitter.com/wtXrpMr0eX

— Sasha Goldstein (@NYCitySasha) October 16, 2015

Even my dog, yes his name is
#Shea, wants to get in on #MetsFriday @Mets #LGM #Mets #dogsarepeopletoo pic.twitter.com/jWgSdDM85p

— Peter E. Rivera (@DyingMetsFan) October 9, 2015

Despite being a SoCal dog, Ferris is clearly a Mets fan. #terriersloveMrMet pic.twitter.com/mYadQKJN5Q

— Liz Dolan (@SSLiz) October 16, 2015

it me, the Mets dog pic.twitter.com/I6ByI2AgPP
— Love The Mets (@Brohan_Cruyff) October 10, 2015

There’s a reason I named my dog after #Murph!!! #LGM #inamemydogsaftermets #Murphy #Mets pic.twitter.com/sWts57Jh5k

— KJ (@kji1014) October 16, 2015

Though dogs are the dominant pets in Mets gear, cats were not left out of the fun, especially since there were quite a few jokes going around Twitter about black cats and this year’s National League Championship Series matchup.

The Chicago Cubs, which have not won a World Series since 1908 and reached the championship since 1945, blame part of that bad streak on a 1969 incident at Shea Stadium. During that important Sept. 9 game a black cat ran across that path of Cub third baseman Ron Santo who was in the on-deck circle.

The Mets and Cubs are getting ready to start Game 1 of the NL championship series in Flushing. Cue the black cats. pic.twitter.com/7CZ9TOpRDn

— Joe Resnick (@JoeResnick) October 17, 2015

Get out your black cats. Let’s Go Mets! #Mets pic.twitter.com/0FITzbYiJ7

— Jay Feldman (@feldman_jay) October 17, 2015

@Mets Mets Cats….one orange, one black. We will be watching tonight with Mom Donna. Good Luck guys!!!! pic.twitter.com/EQXxcuxpgA

— djduminski (@djduminski) October 17, 2015