They say a man’s home is his castle. That may be true. But only until a cat invites itself over and claims the place. And it happens more often than you might think. Featured below are the funniest entries Facebook group My House, Not My Cat. Scroll down, check it out, and don’t forget to leave a comment if you’ve experienced something similar!
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I have the same problem with women …
Cats are extremely generous. Sharing your bacon with a random guy and letting him follow you home should not be taken for granted.
That last one is hilarious!
Random person gives me bacon, there’s a decent chance I’d follow them home.
“My cat” never comes inside and doesn’t even know me if we meet outside by chance. That is of course until the first snow flakes fall (usually in November) and then he is a strictly indoor animal for about 4 months who never leaves my side. Who’s cat is he the rest 8 months of the year?
My cat used to go to the neighbors’ house for a nap on their bed every day. The neighbors were retired with no kids. We had (noisy) kids. Our cat had an escape!
Loved the all!
My neighbor got a cat. 6years ago, the cat was 18yrs old, they bought a dog.
The cat thought:”No way. A dumb dog in my house? Well, i have to leave.”
He enterd my home… Now he is 24years old.
thankyou for all the cat stories-it helps me to recover our almost 18 year cat passing-yes there will be another moggy later
our cat has just passed away your cat stories help the healing-thankyou
A friend has a son who lives nearby. They have lots of children, so the cat always looked a bit scruffy. One day the cat disappeared. They live in a semi rural area so it was likely a coyote might have snatched it. A few months later it returned looking quite well fed and neatly groomed.
Lucky rabit; my cats would have killed him