Humans Realizing That Cats And Plants Are Not Compatible
Cat people and plant people may be the same person, but that does not mean the relationship is peaceful. Once a curious cat and a leafy collection share the same home, the plants usually end up paying the price.
This roundup captures that exact chaos, with cats climbing, chewing, digging, and generally treating houseplants like personal entertainment. The result is equal parts adorable and destructive, especially for anyone who thought a windowsill garden would stay untouched.
1. The potential for fertilizer should not be overlooked.
2. S N A C C - A T T A C C
3. Occasionally, you'll giggle at a silly face.
And that is where the trouble usually starts.
4. Did we mention yet that no cat is too small? Because no, no cat is too small.
5. Creativity will be at its highest potential, of course.
6. Delightful, isn't it?
The plants never really stood a chance.
7. So will your frustration levels.
8. She's on a mission, and she's succeeding.
9. If you haven't seen them do it yet, that doesn't mean they aren't doing it (:
10. Innocence will be insisted upon.
11. Among the dirt and shambles of your life, there will also be broken pots.
At this point, the evidence is impossible to ignore.
12. You'll have to find new ways to commemorate special occasions because flowers are OUT.
13. No plant is too high, either. (That's small and high out of the picture, now, if you aren't keeping track.)
14. Distractions from the plants will not work.
15. No plant is too small to be at risk.
16. Plant? More like a bonus litter box.
Even the fake ones are not safe from the drama.
17. Your expectations will always be too high.
18. Cuteness levels? Pawsitively worthwhile.
19. Bad timing will be taken advantage of.
20. The message is clear and consistent.
21. First submission to the evidence: "No, fake plants are not the middle ground you're looking for."
That compromise was never going to work.
Wait until you see how the woman refused to remove her sentimental plants after they nearly killed her neighbor’s cat.
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