Quiet cat owner gets the last laugh when downstairs neighbor calls the cops for pets walking "too loudly", cops show up and laugh in her face: 'I wonder how hard they're trashing that person'

You can take the cat out of the stomp, but you can't take the stomp out of the cat.

You might think that cats are quiet, graceful creatures. And some of them are, but some walk about as loudly as a stampede of elephants. We have no idea why, but they will quite literally stomp while walking. But even when they purroudly put their tiny legs down in a deliberate fashion, it doesn't make that much noise. There's only so much force that can be generated by a 5-inch leg and about 12 pounds of force.

People have a right to want their neighbors to be quiet, but there has to be a good reason for a noise complaint as well. Like we said earlier, a party past midnight definitely counts, but cats walking "too loudly" certainly does not. The downstairs neighbor even went so far as to call the police on her "noisy" neighbor's felines, and when they arrived, they laughed and went home. The cops may have giggled as well, but we're pretty sure the pawrent got the purrfect last laugh.

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"My neighbor called the police because my cats walk too loud. I wish I was joking"

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In a warm living room, an orange cat walks gracefully on the floor while its owner rests comfortably on a couch, enjoying a peaceful moment at home
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Living with neighbors who share your walls can be a literal nightmare. From loud parties until 6 AM to explosive action movies that shake your bed from the bass, we're so glad we don't have to deal with that anymore. There's always that neighbor upstairs who seems to enjoy taking Zoomba classes in their living room, or takes up tap dancing at the weirdest hours. It's almost never pleasant.
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The correct thing to do when your neighbor is making too much noise is always approach them with kindness first. If they don't respond to kindness, then you can contact the authorities. Most times, people aren't even aware of how much noise they're making. We've had our fair share of knocking on doors at 1 AM to ask people to turn the music down. 9/10 times, they always did.
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