logo
News Film & TV Technology Animals Gaming Our Channels Our Authors
Home › Animals › Tabby Cat Is Such a Drama Queen, She Fakes an Injury So Her...

Tabby Cat Is Such a Drama Queen, She Fakes an Injury So Her Mom Can Let Her Come Inside

Maryjane
by Maryjane
1 Oct 2022

Some cats know exactly how to work a room, and Susan the tabby seems to have mastered the art of dramatic timing. One minute she is outside, the next she is putting on a limp like she has just suffered a terrible injury, all to get her mom’s attention.

[ADVERTISEMENT]

In this video, Susan’s owner watches through the glass as the cat acts hurt and tries to convince her to open the door. The twist is that Susan appears to be perfectly fine the moment she gets inside, which makes the whole performance even funnier.

[ADVERTISEMENT]

Her little act has turned into a viral moment, and it is easy to see why. Susan may have found the fastest way to get what she wants, even if her mom is completely onto her.

The Sly Feline Puts on Her Downcast Face and Fakes an Injury to Get Her Mom’s Attention

The Sly Feline Puts on Her Downcast Face and Fakes an Injury to Get Her Mom’s Attention
TikTok/@@flexlatch
[ADVERTISEMENT]

The cunning feline puts on a glum expression and pretends to be hurt to get her mother's attention while being observed through the glass window by her difficult-to-impress mother.

Apparently, Susan Isn’t the Only Cat in the World Able to Fake an Injury to Get What They Want

Apparently, Susan Isn’t the Only Cat in the World Able to Fake an Injury to Get What They Want
TikTok/@@flexlatch

The woman can be heard asking the cat, Susan, if there is something wrong with her paw. As you can expect, it didn't take long for her to succeed, so her mother had no choice but to let her in.

But as soon as she enters, her limping magically disappears! When Susan's mother decided to post the funny video online, her Oscar-worthy performance quickly gained popularity.

That little performance was over the second the door opened.

It also reminds us of the entitled mom who tried to poison her family’s cat, got caught, and was thrown out.

Susan’s Mom Decided to Share the Comical Video Online, Do Take a Look

Susan isn't the only cat in the world that tricks her human owners.

Nevertheless, even the most well-known performers would be envious of Susan’s performance. 

Viewers clearly recognized a fellow attention-seeker when they saw one.

Just in Case You Couldn't Access the Video Above, Take a Glance at This One Below

Don't get upset if your cat decides to act as if it's limping to get attention. They are not attempting to infuriate or annoy you.

They shouldn't receive a warning for their actions either. Instead, just give your cat the attention they crave, and sooner or later, they'll resume their usual behavior.

And just like that, Susan gets exactly what she wanted.

For another horrifying family betrayal, read how a manipulative mom killed her cat and hid the body.

Share this article:

Facebook icon Pinterest icon Tumblr icon Link icon Twitter icon

Related Articles

Flightless Birds From Around the World

Flightless Birds From Around the World

Birds That Mate for Life and What “For Life” Really Means

Birds That Mate for Life and What “For Life” Really Means

Why Do Birds Migrate? Food, Seasons, and Survival

Why Do Birds Migrate? Food, Seasons, and Survival

How Long Do Birds Live? Lifespans From Finches to Albatrosses

How Long Do Birds Live? Lifespans From Finches to Albatrosses

How Do Birds Fly? Wings, Feathers, and the Four Forces

How Do Birds Fly? Wings, Feathers, and the Four Forces

How Do Birds Sleep and Where Do They Go at Night?

How Do Birds Sleep and Where Do They Go at Night?

How Do Birds Mate and Reproduce?

How Do Birds Mate and Reproduce?

Do Birds Fart? What Science Actually Knows

Do Birds Fart? What Science Actually Knows

Do Birds Pee? Why Bird Droppings Look Different

Do Birds Pee? Why Bird Droppings Look Different

Can Birds Smell? The Myth and the Evidence

Can Birds Smell? The Myth and the Evidence

Do Birds Have Ears? How Bird Hearing Works

Do Birds Have Ears? How Bird Hearing Works

Do Birds Have Teeth? What Those Spikes Really Are

Do Birds Have Teeth? What Those Spikes Really Are

Are Birds Warm-Blooded or Cold-Blooded?

Are Birds Warm-Blooded or Cold-Blooded?

Are Birds Dinosaurs? Why Scientists Say Yes

Are Birds Dinosaurs? Why Scientists Say Yes

Are Birds Reptiles? The Answer Depends on Classification

Are Birds Reptiles? The Answer Depends on Classification

50 Facts About Birds That Sound Made Up

50 Facts About Birds That Sound Made Up

Yak vs Bison: 7 Differences in Build, Habitat, and Use

Yak vs Bison: 7 Differences in Build, Habitat, and Use

Python vs Boa: 7 Differences Between These Constrictors

Python vs Boa: 7 Differences Between These Constrictors

Salamander vs Newt: What Is the Difference?

Salamander vs Newt: What Is the Difference?

Beetle vs Cockroach: How to Tell Which Insect You Found

Beetle vs Cockroach: How to Tell Which Insect You Found

Moose vs Elk: Size, Antlers, Habitat, and Behavior

Moose vs Elk: Size, Antlers, Habitat, and Behavior

Gerbil vs Hamster: Which Small Pet Is Right for You?

Gerbil vs Hamster: Which Small Pet Is Right for You?

Hawk vs Eagle: How to Identify These Birds of Prey

Hawk vs Eagle: How to Identify These Birds of Prey

Jaguar vs Leopard: How to Tell Them Apart

Jaguar vs Leopard: How to Tell Them Apart

Shrimp vs Prawn: What Is the Difference?

Shrimp vs Prawn: What Is the Difference?

Seal vs Sea Lion: 8 Differences You Can Spot

Seal vs Sea Lion: 8 Differences You Can Spot

[ADVERTISEMENT]

Categories

News Film & TV Technology Animals Gaming Interesting Community Weird

Business

About Us Advertise Contact Us

Legal

Terms & Conditions Privacy Policy DMCA Removal
 Logo
About Us Privacy DMCA Removal Terms Fact Checking Policy Contact Us Our Authors Our Channels Sitemap

© 2026 - All Rights Reserved