Missouri homeowner stunned after catching delivery driver 'licking' his cat on security camera after completing delivery (Video)

Blake Seidel • Managing Editor & Brand Manager

Jun 3, 2025 12:00 PM EDT

As a fellow feline fanatic, we are not afraid to admit that we do a lot of weird things with our cats. We sing them made-up songs on the daily. We kiss their smelly, tuna mouth gladly. We let them sleep on our faces at night, knowing full well that their paws are disgusting. We dress them up in awwdorable outfits and let them walk down their own purrsonal catwalk. But we have never licked our cats. Although the thought has crossed our minds before.

We mean, it kind of makes sense. Cats lick things all the time. They seem to enjoy it. Maybe one day, we will try it on one of our own cats, but certainly not a stranger's cat. Well, that's what this Missouri homeowner found when perusing his purrfectly normal door-cam footage… until he found out it wasn't normal at all. The delivery guy can be seen licking his cat after delivering the package, and then walking away. Yes, you read that right. Scroll down to see it for yourself!

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He doesn't just lick the cat once - he licks the cat at least seven times. In a row. Quickly. We are very confused. We have so many questions. But mostly, we want to watch it again. He zones out completely when he does it. Like going into a fugue state. Maybe he was receiving direct orders from the meowthership?
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Typical man - just does what he wants and then leaves. Not so much as a “let's exchange numbers” or “thanks for such a good time”. Chivalry is a thing of the past, apparently.
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