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The paw prints were everywhere. Absolutely everywhere."BY CAITLIN JILL ANDERS
Maisy is only 6 months old and has a ton of kitten energy. She spends most of her days trying to figure out what trouble she can get into next, and her mom isnt always able to keep up with the mischievous kitten and her antics.
She has a very inquisitive personality, Holly Clark, Maisys mom, told The Dodo. She is always getting into things she's not supposed to! I have to be very careful, especially when I'm in the kitchen because she loves to get in the cupboards. She is always ripping up toilet paper, plucking [at] the carpet or the lounge, and she loves playing in bags.
Clark recently did some painting around the house and made sure the paint cans were sealed up tight afterward so that Maisy couldnt get into them. But before Clark went to bed, she left her paint tray and brushes soaking in the laundry room sink and, of course, Maisy found them.
I first discovered her 'artwork' when I got up to get ready for work and I noticed little white footprints in my hallway and my first reaction was, 'Oh my God, no, Clark said.
Clark rushed to inspect the rest of the house and found that Maisy had decided to do some redecorating of her own.
The paw prints were everywhere, Clark said. Absolutely everywhere. My laundry is at the back of my house, so she had run all the way to the front door, through all the bedrooms, all through the lounge room and the wooden furniture in the lounge room, the toilet (my most favorite piece of her paw art).
Maisy hadnt missed a single corner of the house, and when her mom found her, curled up happily with paint all over her paws, she seemed very proud of herself. A job well done, according to Maisy.
Luckily, the paint had been watered down after sitting in the sink, so it wasnt hard to get it off Maisys paws. The rest of the house was easily cleaned up as well, much to Maisys dismay. She had worked hard on her masterpieces, but apparently, she and her mom have very different ideas of what art is.
Even though her kitten can be a little destructive at times, Clark still loves Maisy more than anything, and will be more careful about where she leaves her paints going forward Maisy the artist is always on the lookout for more ways to release her creativity.
https://www.thedodo.com/close-to-home/kitten-paints-entire-house
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I would've put a sealant on the toilet seat so I could keep it forever. But I wouldn't use any of those plastic deodorizers/cleaners she has hanging in the bowl if the lid is staying open. I'm just a cautious person.
Marie Marie
(9,999 posts)3catwoman3
(24,007 posts)Most excellent.
virgogal
(10,178 posts)ET Awful
(24,753 posts)n/t
a kennedy
(29,673 posts)Control-Z
(15,682 posts)Wouldn't the kitten need to go back to the paint tray over and over again to maintain enough paint on its paws to cover so many surfaces?
That would be one extremely smart kitten.
applegrove
(118,696 posts)3catwoman3
(24,007 posts)...scrub that commode before posting a picture of it. That bowl looks pretty nasty.
japple
(9,833 posts)would make that whole picture a lot better!
The Velveteen Ocelot
(115,735 posts)in my house that resulted from a remodeling project, and I'm going to keep them.
LNM
(1,079 posts)Good memories of a kitty we lost a long time ago and a reminder not to yell at a cat standing in wet paint!
Harker
(14,024 posts)The Velveteen Ocelot
(115,735 posts)Harker
(14,024 posts)Yes, I'm reaching. This should keep me up for a while.
Aussie105
(5,403 posts)That toilet seat artwork is worthy of preserving with a few coats of clear varnish!
But I bet you just cleaned it. Art vandalism!
fleabiscuit
(4,542 posts)Codeine
(25,586 posts)Why do people fall for attention-seeking nonsense like this?
The Velveteen Ocelot
(115,735 posts)that the cat footprints on my floor are very real. Cats do stuff like this.
Codeine
(25,586 posts)Each of these photos is somebody picking up the kitty, dipping his little feet in the paint, and putting him down for a moment to leave prints. Repeat as desired. No way is the paint going to leave clear and distinct paw prints for an extended amount of travel as kitty prowls the limits of the house.
Its fake; childishly so.
The Velveteen Ocelot
(115,735 posts)The paint didn't disappear after just a few footsteps; it probably depends on how runny the paint is and how much is absorbed by fur.