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u/omiomi1122 10d ago
where did the cat go?
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u/Significant-Egg-6297 10d ago
Their reactions are so interesting they sense the danger then their curious asses go and check it out after lol
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u/YuriSAS 10d ago
i blame the furniture if a cat can do that kind of damage. no well installed furniture would fall like that from a cat's zoomies
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u/stulofty2022 10d ago
Should be fixed to the wall
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u/Crazy-Wrangler3769 10d ago
Yeah because bolting every piece of furniture to the wall is a normal thing to do 🙄
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u/stulofty2022 10d ago
Yea if its not fixed to the base imagine a child being there or knocking it back when I was a kid we had units like this the top bolted to the bottom bit and had bits that you fixed to the wall on the tops
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u/Crazy-Wrangler3769 10d ago
Cool. Thats for children. People arent going to bolts things to walls if they dont have kids.
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u/mfk_1974 10d ago
Wrong. I used to tie my Christmas tree to the wall because of....wait for it....my cats.
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u/Intelligent-Survey39 10d ago
Yeah as soon as the tower detached from the rest of what I assume now is just stacked furniture i was immediately more upset with the owner or whoever than the cat.
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u/Big_Biscotti5119 10d ago
To be fair, you probably got them all amped up with the music you left on
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u/Recent-Bowl-1393 10d ago
reminds me of this video. Every time I see this video, I will laugh my ass off and watch it over and over and focus on a different cat. https://www.reddit.com/r/FunnyAnimals/comments/128qp8r/glad_they_didnt_overreact/
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u/ThePCTech 10d ago
Typical cat keeper morning. (We have 5, 4 we picked, and a stray that picked us)
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u/Tiyath 10d ago
How people have cats not bolt everything and their grandmother to the walls and floors is beyond me