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‘When will my kitty stop being evil?’: New cat owner adopts 3.5 month old cat who won’t stop destroying the home, internet chimes in on being patient with mischievous young kittens

Cats are known for many things; their stereotypes are vast and expand from innocent purrs to malicious destruction of all your toilet paper you own. A cat’s temperament is capricious, so even if you think you got a princess or prince type of kitty would just likes to sit pretty, you’re surely mistaken! Cats are inherently naughty and mischievous. There’s nothing they love more than tearing into a new bag of cat food you just bought, or making your toilet look like confetti. So now that their inherent personality flaws are out of the way we can focus on the story at hand a first time cat owner, and the struggle to understand his feisty, hyper, insane kitten. This man had no idea what he signed up for when he adopted a young kitten. At just 3. 5 months old, the kitten has no chill when it comes to play time. This kitty wants to play, and play, and play, which for cats means destroy everything in sight.

byadminNovember 6, 2025

animals fall lifestyle nature pets

20 Purrfect Pictures of Paws, Pumpkins, and Pure Fall Energy

Cats and pumpkins just belong together once the air turns cool. In a pumpkin patch, a cat moves like it owns the place. Tail up, eyes sharp, weaving through the rows as if inspecting the harvest. The orange glow of the pumpkins makes their fur stand out, and every step sounds soft against the crunch of old leaves. They look completely at ease, part of the landscape without even trying. Pumpkin patches are full of things cats love. There are vines to paw at, stems to sniff, and low pumpkins to climb for a better view. A cat sitting proudly on a pumpkin looks like the season’s mascot, calm and a little smug about it. Every movement feels slow and deliberate, the way cats do everything when they know someone’s watching. Back home, the pumpkins come inside, and so does the cat. They circle around the new decorations, give them a few test sniffs, and finally settle down beside them like they planned it all along. It’s the perfect kind of fall scene. Quiet, warm, and just a little mischievous. Is your inbox feline too professional? Add some cats falling off counters. Subscribe here!.

byadminOctober 21, 2025