This cat loves climbing, and apparently, also enjoys stealing. The feline, who has a fascination with getting to and being in elevated places, hilariously harbors more nefarious interests. Watch this short but hysterical clip to see how this cat combines two of its biggest interests.

Is there anyone who does not love animals? If there are, they probably won’t voice that opinion publicly. But seriously, how could you not love and appreciate those cute, furry and four-legged creatures? Most of them, especially dogs and cats, just want a little bit of love and attention. Do that, and you’ll have a friend for life.

Now, as you may know, when it comes to pets, many people divide themselves into one of two camps. People either consider themselves dog or cat people, and there is minimal, if any, crossover between them. Then, after selecting your camp, you must endlessly and loudly advocate for why one is better than the other, or something like that.

Those who prefer cats understand that felines are all different, but also alike in many ways. For instance, they cannot be told what to do because they are some of the strongest-willed creatures on Earth. They will only do what they want when they want. They are also some of the funniest creatures, with their own unique personalities.

In a clip posted on YouTube, a couple discovered that their cat, Percy, enjoyed climbing. So, to give the cat an extra thrill, they installed an obstacle course in their house. But after the cat reached higher, elevated areas in their home, they learned that their cat also had a penchant for thievery.  Any chance it got to swipe a hat, the cat would do it.

“Did we make a horrible mistake?” one of Percy’s owners hilariously asked.

To try to curtail Percy’s hat snatching, they got him one of his own, thinking that might help. Percy didn’t seem to be into wearing a hat.

“He’s like a little troll that hoards hats,” another of Percy’s owners said.

Genesis 1:21 “And God created great whales, and every living creature that moves, which the waters brought forth abundantly, after their kind, and every winged fowl after his kind: and God saw that it was good.”