Put down that joint kids, if you don't want to end up like Stoner Sloth! "Stoner Sloth' is a character leading an anti-marijuana campaign in the Australian state of New South Wales, targeting teenagers with the tagline "you're worse on weed."
Cat Wrecks Garden After Wild NightSomeone had a WILD night...😂🐱
Posted by LADbible on Saturday, November 11, 2017
A women has come home to find quite the little mess. Having two cats she can only suspect one thing... up they did it for sure. Now the best part is and thankfully she has captured this on film, her cats don't even flinch when she comes home! They are to her amazement, passed out! Mind you they did knock over a cannabis plant!
Now, it is never save or a good idea to share this with animals, and definitely not encouraged. However, it seems that these two troublemakers were pretty much done with their catnip and went snopping around. It was just so, that day the plants where brought into the house do to the heat and sun. The cats had knocked the plant down and were exposed. As you can see by the confused waking up "Meows" these two don't want to admit to anything.
The two cats are perfectly fine, but this will teach all to make sure their snopping friends can't get into anymore trouble.
No, they don't sell weed. They sell catnip!
This stuff probably goes great with that wine that's made just for cats!
From OP: "We took him to a local university vet medical school. He only weighs 6 lbs so we were concerned about how much he had, plus there was some chocolate in the cookie so just wanted to be safe. What was funny is they weren't phased at all - clearly not the first time they had seen a stoned animal. He's generally a very happy dog but this was definitely a dose of paranoid pot. In addition to not being able to stand, he was very jittery and afraid. Poor guy :( They kept him about 10 hours, induced vomiting and gave him some kind of charcoal activated something to help soak up the rest. He was pretty normal by the time we got him home."
Accidents happen. Luckily these pet owners were smart enough to take their little friend to the vet. Peanut is feeling much better now!
