After adopting a kitten, the new owner discovered that the little animal has two different meows. When locked behind a closed door, the beefy animal‘s roar coming from beyond the door sounds like a wild tomcat threatening the neighborhood with annihilation if they don’t back off. @liutipxe5za #catsoftiktok #catlover #cat #cats #cattok #catmom #cute ♬ Funny – Gold-Tiger As soon as the door opens, the kitten exhibits a different meow, becoming shy and demure. From a loudly complaining Karen to shy kitten with the turning of a door handle. Who knew? Anyone who owns a cat knows. Cats (and kittens) can have up to 100 different meows, each with a specific meaning. The fierce, tomcat meow was displeasure at being stuffed in a room alone. The kitten was yelling, “Let me out of here, you ungrateful human!” Once the door opened, there was an immediate shift in gears. At that point, the kitten was asking, very nicely, to be picked up. One commenter equates the kitten’s two different meows to “My real voice vs. my customer service voice.” That is a fairly good analogy. This little bundle of energy is learning fast. @liutipxe5za Cute baby.#pettoy #dealsforyoudays #catsoftiktok #cattoy ♬ Cute heartwarming song(1425147) – sanusagi Although adult cats have an extensive meow-cabulary, kittens are still learning. They typically have a few go-to meows that work to get all their needs met. The kitten wanted the door open, so loud and raucous did the trick. It wanted attention, so a soft and gentle approach was necessary. The owner found this little kitten around mid-June. It has been a bundle of constant motion and laughs since then. One of the cat’s favorite toys is a flying bird that strengthens paw-eye coordination and hones natural hunting instincts. For more antics with this happy little calico, follow Pookie Puffs on TikTok. Please share. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here and here. The post “This Newly Adopted Kitten Has Two Different Meows, One For Show, One For Real” appeared first on InspireMore.