Funny Cat Demotivational Posters

We admit...we are biased - but Spot, our rv cat, makes the perfect subject for the creation of demotivational cat posters in addition to "hang in there" cat posters. We rv full time and are subjected to his anti-motivational tendencies everyday.

He is huge and though admittedly he could stand to shed a few pounds, he is LONG. But he doesn't acknowledge his size. He sprawls out over the motorhome dashboard. When stretched out, he takes up half the length of the bed or couch.

Furthermore, he wants to be taller and bigger, so he jumps on the rv dinette table to get to eye level, lays on my chest which often requires administering CPR to me afterward. He is, in one word, a character.

We get that demotivational feeling from Spot in two ways - expression and a meow that is equivalent to nails on a chalkboard. We've heard other cats meowing and they sound sweet and gentle - but not Spot. His meows are painful to the ears, with a demanding tone that gets you up and out of bed to tend to his every whim, just to make him quiet.

But our favorite feature is his expression. He will win a staring contest with any human, hands down, always giving you a look that instantly makes you feel like you are annoying him or considered an idiot in some way.

In all likelihood, Spot isn't going to change - we will continue rving with our pets - he is who he is and has been this way for nearly ten years...so we surrender. Finding humor in him and making funny demotivational posters is about all we can do.

Certainly don't see cat training courses available...and we are certain there is a good reason for that - it would be a waste of money, obviously. It is evident that Spot has us trained, however. We know his annoyed tone, his hungry tone, when we've messed up (like the heater isn't on him)...he truly has us molded into the owners he desires.

I write this sitting on my bed with a tray for my laptop, occasionally looking up when I hear Spot let out one of his contented sighs. My legs are veering off to the edge of the bed, because he is sprawled out on his back in the center of it. With each little turn and adjustment, he inches his way toward my side even more.

Sigh...(that was me sighing this time).

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