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| Source: metro.co.uk |
The following cats think they are in charge and exhibit such impudence!
You'll need to see it to believe it.
1. The cat who is fascinated by school
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| Source: pawpulous |
Bubba is a cute orange-and-white tabby
cat from San Jose, CA. He's lived behind Leland High School and Bret Harte
Middle School ever since Amber Marienthal adopted him in 2009, age 2. Bubba was
originally supposed to be strictly an indoor kitty, but he made such a fuss
that the Marienthals would let him out every morning.
And every morning, he would go to
school. He began by attending Bret Harte, but he later turned his attention to
Leland. This is where Amber's two sons, Matthew and Mark, currently go to
school. At first, the Marienthals were worried about his safety, until they
realized that everyone at the school, both students and faculty, had adopted
him as an unofficial mascot. It's a distinction he shares with a dog named Otis
from the 1960s.
2. The cat who showed the intruder who's boss.
The video below says it all:
3. The cat who’s in charge of the nursing home
Oreo is not your normal cat. Sure, she
enjoys being petted and scratched, but does so much more than lie around and
demand attention. She is a therapist of sorts, bringing joy and a sense of home
to the residents of the nursing home where she lives, in Cleveland, Ohio.
Residents say she has taken the place
of pets they had to leave behind when they moved into the facility, and they’re
happy to have her. Check out these pictures and video to see what we mean.
Oreo likes to show the residents who's
really in charge.
As the video below
shows, it’s not only the residents who are glad Oreo is there.
4. The cat reluctant to leave the firehouse
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| Source: pawpulous |
Flame, a ginger-and-white cat who walked into a firehouse one day and
decided that this would be his new home.
The Belmont Fire Department in
Greenville, South Carolina, wasn't looking for a new resident, but he showed up
regardless.
Flame was starving when he wandered
into the firehouse. He marched into the kitchen and raided all the cabinets for
something to eat. Some of the firemen offered Flame some leftover fried chicken
in the refrigerator, and he scarfed it down right away.
From that point on, Flame became an
official part of the Belmont Fire Department family.
Flame spends his days prowling the
firehouse, watching out for his beloved firefighters, and, of course, eating.
He loves to engage with the firemen and firewomen by "helping" them with chores around the
department, as well as giving them a mode of stress relief after a hard day of
putting out fires.
5. The cat who thinks everything around house belongs to her.
See it in the video below:
6. The cat who disobeys an order to leave.
This stubborn cat clearly thinks he's
the boss. Watch the video below:
7. The cat who can't be kept from his favorite toy.
Take that, humans. The video says it all: