I'm certainly not a "cat person" but I do admire their tenacity

[Major Nikon]

Even when they know the plan is bad, they still follow through with it.
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[CurtEastPoint]

1. Oh poor thing! He's coming out of anesthesia.

I have seen that many times before. Cats do not wobble or stumble back and forth unless drugged or very very sick.

[Major Nikon]

2. You think maybe someone got their cat high?

[WhoIsNumberNone]

3. I've seen stoned cats, and they don't act like that

On the other hand, when a cat is neutered, sometimes they send him home before the anesthesia wears off, and that's just the way they wobble. Hopefully that's the case here...

[LoveMyCali]

4. My cat acted like that

when they had to sedate him to give him a lion cut when he was matted. Fortunately I have a very understanding boss who actually gave me sick time when I called in to tell her I would be late because I didn't dare leave my drugged cat home alone. I was afraid he'd try to jump on something and miss like that poor kitty did.

[siligut]

7. Exactly. nt

[HopeHoops]

5. Looks a bit on the old and nearly blind side.

[Flaxbee]

6. poor baby - and I'm sorry, but what an asshole for filming and posting that.

[hamsterjill]

8. The real question is why AREN'T you a cat person?

Cat people rock!

[Major Nikon]

10. ...

[trof]

9. Bet you anything this is a de-clawed cat.

Friends had a de-clawed Siamese.
It's paws were (apparently?) very sensitive to cold, hard floors.
It's would jump over their small marble foyer floor from hallway carpet to living room carpet.
That cat ain't got no traction and/or it's on a slippery piece of newspaper.
Case closed.

[Bruce Wayne]

11. Is this OP about cats or about cat people?

Because it was in deed their tenacity that defeated the Nazis in WW2.