Cats can be a**holes sometimes.
I’m not being mean, anyone who owns a cat knows that is true. They can be really friendly and playful, but that’s only when they feel like it. The rest of the day, they just want to eat and sleep. And if you bother them, they will ruin your life. They can destroy things you’ve been working on your whole life and feel zero guilt while doing it. Cats can be evil creatures, trust me.
How do we deal with our cats causing trouble? We can yell, but they won’t understand. We can’t hit them, that’s animal abuse. We can publicly shame them, though. There’s no harm in that, right? Here are some cats that were publicly shamed for causing trouble:
Hit a guide dog puppy.

Ate catnip.

Peed on the hamster.

Pee on the bed.

Destroy toilet paper.

Lick my own butt.

No security deposit.

Made holes in pullover.

Licked popcorn.

Beat up dog.

Bit my owner.

Spill glass of water.

My cats love to ruin my life on purpose. I have a pair of white Persian cats. My grandfather hates them, so I try to keep them as far away from him as possible. But guess what they do whenever I’m not around? They sneak into his room and poop right in the middle of his bed. One of these days, I’m going to get kicked out of the house.
Eat my own vomit.

Poop on the rug.

Let a mouse eat my food.

Broke a TV.

A dead mouse in the mouth.

Knock over cups.

Punish toes.

One night stand.

Hump blankets.

Threw up on the laptop.

Eat dog food.

Have you ever publicly shamed your pets? If so, let us know the comments below.
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