They may look sad and remorseful, but it’s doubtful the public shaming will change their mischievous ways. They are the dogs and cats whose mugs are posted on dog-shaming.com, a website started on a lark that has exploded in popularity.
There’s a dog who chases the mail carrier. Another who hides meat in the couch.
“We killed a mockingbird,” reads a sign posted by two pitiful-looking terriers.
“I ate all the string cheese,” notes a sign propped up against a ticked-off-looking black cat.
Anyone can submit their pet’s photo and a caption detailing its sins, as long as the sign is spelled properly and the photo contains “no dead things,” such as mice or birds, according to the website.