Orange Cat Sees Neighbor’s Kitty in His Old Cat Tree and Looks Personally Betrayed

As parents, we often offer our children’s toys, clothing, or other belongings to friends when they’ve outgrown them. When kids see what you’re up to, those things can suddenly become very important to them again, and they’ll beg you not to give them away. Apparently, the same goes for cats.

TikToker @ThreePosskateers is cat mom to Prissy, Aura and Luna, who she describes as three Calico sisters with big personalities. Her neighbor also has cats; she chatted with them recently and learned their cats never use their cat tree, so they offered it to her. She gladly accepted it for her kitties and put it near the front window so they could enjoy the view. And that’s when the neighbor’s orange cat noticed his favorite thing ever in the wrong window!

The look on the orange cat’s face said it all! He was not happy about this new arrangement, and we’re pretty sure he wants his cat tree back, too!

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Viewers Can’t Get Over His Look of Pure Betrayal

We couldn’t help but laugh after reading through some of the comments. @Raven Mars got more than 15,000 likes for saying what the orange cat must’ve been thinking: “Um, excuse me, I think you have something that belongs to me…”

@1234GlitterWar shared, “‘It doesn’t matter if I use it, it’s mine,’ that cat, probably.” Another commenter added, “Well, I was about to use it before you just gave it away…” @Ash & Coal joked, “I bet he started looking for it as soon as it was gone, even though he doesn’t really use it anymore. LOL!”

We laughed when @Andrea said, “I wish cats knew how funny they are just existing like this lol!”

@Kaff could relate to how the orange cat was feeling: “When your mum gives your toys away because you’re grown now.”

Another commenter cracked us up with, “You should upgrade your security system; that cat’s planning how to make it look like an accident.”

We’re not sure if the orange cat is jealous of the kitten or just upset that someone else is enjoying his old cat tree, but that look of betrayal says it all.

About the author

Natalie Hoage

Pet News Writer

Natalie is a wife, mom to three teenagers, and pet parent to a dog, cat, and rabbit. When she’s not writing or chauffeuring kids around, you’ll probably find her with her nose buried in a book. She writes at PetHelpful, Parade Home and Garden, and Pets+ Magazine.