Cat’s Hilarious Doorway Prank Makes It Look Like He Just Wanted to Mess With Her Human
Photo Credit: @thomas_siberian/Instagram
Cats have their own ways of grabbing their owners’ attention. These fur babies often resort to quirky antics, leaving their paw parents surprised. A recent social media post has proven this. The video shows a Siberian cat named Thomas coming up with a hilarious doorway prank for his human. A user named @thomas_siberian took to their Instagram to share this funny moment. The page covers the shenanigans of the feline, who is a “Meme King” and “Zoomer.”
Cat’s sudden change of plans leaves his owner on the wrong side of the joke
In the video, the cat pulls a prank on his human at the doorway. The clip begins with Thomas meowing outside the door, as if he needs something. Felines frequently stand outside the door and meow to call their paw parents to let them in. It can also be a request for food or treats, or for the humans to play with them. Thomas meows at his mom to open the door, but he has a secret intention.
As soon as the owner opened the door, the Siberian cat ran away at the speed of light. The fluffy cat kept repeating this to pull his mom’s leg. While the human might have expected Thomas to get inside and jump into her arms, he ended up running away. His innocent expression before his mom reached to open the door makes up for a hillarious sight. The feline enjoys troubling his mom again and again. Moreover, the paw parent keeps falling for the trick, which might be to please the funny cat. This is proof of the duo’s healthy and loving bond.
At the time of writing, this wholesome video has gained more than 236k likes and 2.9 million views. Netizens shared their thoughts, with one saying, “Thats the cutest doorbell ditch I ever did see.” Another user wrote, “It’s trying to show you where the treasure is hidden. Follow the cat!” A third netizen commented, “He has the cutest meow I swear.”
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Source: Nature
