Vet Leaves Adorable Note on Crying Kitten's Kennel and Everyone's Cracking Up
Vet Leaves Adorable Note on Crying Kitten's Kennel and Everyone's Cracking Up originally appeared on PetHelpful.
Just like our children, sometimes our fur babies cry or act out for attention. Even if there's nothing wrong with them, they use their cries to make us come running, and hopefully, cater to them.
Veterinarian Dr. Matt McGlasson shared a video of an adorable kitten named Little Jimmy McGill that was in a kennel and desperately crying for attention. The tiny black and white kitten sounds like he's in distress, but the sign the vet left outside of the cage says differently, and it's too funny!
We literally laughed out loud when we read the sign Dr. Matt left for the staff so that they'd know Little Jimmy was just being dramatic! But seriously, how could anybody walk by him and not want to pick him up and hold him?We weren't the only ones who got a kick out of the video - viewers left more than 1,200 comments, and some of them were pretty funny!
Dr. Matt asked in the video's caption, "What do you think Little Jimmy McGill did to get himself locked up?" and the answers didn't disappoint.
@t1ff_reads wanted justice, "As Mr. McGill's Cattorney, I have advised my client not to answer any questions unless I'm present. He is clearly innocent of all charges except extreme adorableness, which is not a crime. I expect that my client will be released and all charges dropped. Thank you."
Commenter @xenatheservicedobie had no doubt Jimmy had been set up, "Absolutely nothing, that baby is innocent. He was framed." @pocketlynx agreed and shouted, "Justice for Jimmy! Freedom for Jimmy!!! He's innocent, innocent!"
Another commenter pointed out, "The sign says one thing, but his adorable meows say otherwise. I'm inclined to believe him..." @pussnbutz added, "Arrested for being too cute for his own good!"
@kathensanartwork made everybody smile when they said, "Will send catnip cake with file in it, little kitty… hold tight." We also agreed with @cinlou_who, who said, "I believe every word he says and would break him out of there in a hot minute!!" There's no way we'd be able to walk by without opening that cage!
Unfortunately, Dr. Matt didn't disclose the charges against Little Jimmy. We're sure whatever he did to find himself in the slammer is something he'll probably do again in the future...he looks like he's probably a handful!
Vet Leaves Adorable Note on Crying Kitten's Kennel and Everyone's Cracking Up first appeared on PetHelpful on Jun 8, 2025
This story was originally reported by PetHelpful on Jun 8, 2025, where it first appeared.
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