That cat doesn't look remotely sorry for sending that basket down. I'd almost be impressed by how little the cat cares, if I didn't feel bad for the person who has to clean up now.

This cat, on the other hand, looks a little guilty. I mean, I get it; sometimes you make more of a mess than you mean to. Lucky for the cat, somebody else is going to have to clean that up.

On this episode of Cats Who Make Messes, a cat made a mess. Sure, maybe it's the human's fault for thinking they could keep a plant in the same house they keep a cat. But who knows.

I feel like nothing is safe when you own a cat. Even the most random things that you'd think your cat would leave alone, will actually be in danger. Like lampshades, apparently.

I'd be worried about the cat tracking paint all over the house more than the painting itself. Because to be honest, the little cat paw imprint in there kind of makes it better (and it's already nice to begin with)!

I think Kevin's just trying to help get the bags ready for the next walk. Either that, or he really hates having to share his home with a dog.

The problem with living with a cat is that you don't own anything anymore. It's all the cat's property now. The quicker you learn that, the quicker you can stop being disappointed whenever something random gets destroyed.

That cat looks super unimpressed, and I can't say I blame it. The dog is being kind of rude, after all. Sure, you can sit on your human, but maybe not another animal.

I don't know what cats have against jigsaw puzzles, but I guess this just shows that you can't be a puzzle lover and a cat lover at the same time. You have to pick one.

I know that dog probably isn't in any real danger, but I still can't help but feel a little bad. It kind of looks like the cat and the dog aren't on the same page when it comes to playtime.

See, this is what I'm saying. No plant is safe when there are cats around. As long as the plants in your house are cat safe, you're going to have to accept that they're gonna have chunks taken out of 'em.

This cat decided that her food had to be as fresh as possible, and the stuff in the bowl just wasn't cutting it.

I find it best not to question why cats do the things they do.

Foxes may be closely related to dogs, but their personalities are usually more catlike. This fox is being a jerk for no reason, which is kind of a cat move, to be honest.

Cats may be jerks more often than dogs, but that doesn't mean dogs can't also be jerks. Like this little puppy, who decided that anything chewable is up for grabs.

On the plus side, those monitors probably won't fall over. But it's going to be super annoying to have to readjust the screen every so often when you realize it's, like, slightly slanted.

Unpopular opinion: I think birds are jerks. Probably bigger jerks than cats. Sure, they're cute and all. But they also like to destroy random things.

Plus, birds poop on your car, which is never cool.

That's absolutely the face of a pet that would take that piece of plastic and chew it up even more. No remorse. Just ideas for more carnage.

I don't think dogs like it when their humans try to exercise. They're all like, "how dare you try to be healthy and not pay attention to meeee."

That goose looks like it's ready to square up. No intention of moving from that spot, either.

See, this is what I mean when I say that birds are huge jerks.

I think the cat got confused. See, that's cast iron, not cat iron. I guess as long as the pan gets heated for a long time after the cat leaves, you won't get sick or anything.