(#1) "You Said There Was Supposed to Be an Angel on Top. You're Welcome."
(#2) If Caught in the Act, Freeze and Look as Ornament-Like as Possible
(#3) Claim You Were Merely Straightening the Topper
(#4) There's No Shame in Asking for Help with Obstacles in the Line of Duty
(#5) If Interrupted, Claim You Were Rehanging an Ornament the Dog Knocked Off
(#6) Dodge Questions by Claiming the Tree Fainted and You Were Merely Trying to Help It
(#7) Always Adopt the "If It Shines It's Mine" Attitude
(#8) Tell Your Humans All You Want for Christmas Is This Amazing Kitty-Friendly Tree!
(#9) Regard the Tree's Death with Nonchalance, as If It Was One of the Dog's Wacky Schemes
(#10) Ornaments Make Excellent Hostages, Should You Find Yourself Compromised
(#11) Beware Hidden Cameras That Could Catch You in the Act
(#12) Soon.
(#13) If Things Go Wrong, Claim to Have Followed the Tree's Lead and Decorated Yourself
(#14) Don't Be Deterred If the Tree Must Be Worn Down Over Time
(#15) If Caught in the Act, Claim You're a Plumber Fixing a Leaky Tree Stand
(#16) A Good Christmas Tree Hunter Must Always Be Prepared to Defend His Post
(#17) Act Casual So They Have No Idea What You're Up to Until It's Too Late
(#18) Warm Up with a Few Ornament Bats Before You Go in for the Kill
(#19) Disguise Your Distaste for the Tree by Taking an Active Role in Its Decoration
(#20) Take Inspiration from This Kitty Who Refused to Let His Blindness Deter Him
(#21) Claim You're an Official Ornament Inspector Who Must Make Sure Tree's Up to Code
(#22) Enlist the Help of a Look Out While You Raid the Tree of Ornaments
(#23) Behold the Perfect Christmas Tree Attack Leap
(#24) Youngsters May Want to Start with Tiny Training Trees in Order to Learn the Ropes
(#25) Rest Assured, There's No Need to Wait Until the Tree Is Decorated to Declare War
(#26) Always Make Sure You've Formulated a Plan Before Beginning Your Mission
(#27) Never Forget Every Cat's Duty to Pass on the Art of Tree Destruction to the Next Generation
(#28) Stop Things in Their Tracks by Refusing to Let Its Unholy Limbs Escape the Packaging
(#29) Sometimes You've Just Gotta Get Nipped Up Enough to Go Balls Out Crazy
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Christmas is the most important holiday of the year. Most people start decorating the Christmas tree, preparing Christmas gifts and home furnishings one month in advance. The children are very happy because Santa Claus will come in from the chimney in the middle of the night to bring them Christmas gifts. And cats, as family members, also spend the holidays together. People often dress up the furry children and trying to make them feel the strong Christmas atmosphere together.
Cat owners can choose some decorations that will not restrict the cat’s movement, such as Christmas hats, small scarves, and looser sweaters. There is no surprise that cats particularly love Christmas trees, they all try to be the best Christmas tree decorations. The random tool shows 29 funny pictures of cats who own a Christmas tree.
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