Bad Cat Tagger
Bad cats. Bad cats. Whatcha gonna do when they come for you?

Some cats are just born bad. I should know; I've got a little mugger of my own.
The Bad Cat Tagger site came out of the gate like a hairball from Hell with the "Bad Cat Tagger" logo - cat graffiti's always been a problem, of course, but till now, at least, we didn't have to see it.
Things didn't stop there. You know how these gang wars have a way of snowballing. At this point, Bad Cat's expanded and recruited and diversified itself into an urban feline threat of unprecedented proportions, homes.
Whatcha gonna do?

Baggy urban Bad Cat gear

There are t-shirts, both in white and in garish, street smart colors; there are sweatshirts and hoodies, kids' shirts, and some slinky, fashionable tops for you hot cat mamas, too. There's even... no, wait. I'll tell you later.
And you've got accessories, too, like some pretty cool messenger bags, for one of those late-night "courier jobs" you're always getting talked into.
Start with the ever-popular "Bad Cat Tagger" logo, of course - it's on that messenger bag up above - but prepare to be recruited by the Unlucky 13 t-shirt at the right.
You may be confused by the "FBI Cat" shirt - I mean, what do the feds have to do with this? Have we got cat informers now, too? Can you say "Mark of the Squealer"?
But wait - it's all a clever feint; these camouflaged Bad Cats are actually members of the Feline Brotherhood International, which sounds like a bunch of Commies to me.

You've got to remember what Bad Cats these are. You can't expect them to take anything but a lazy, irresponsible attitude about anything you'd rather have found in the litter box.
And speaking of that - they've devised a clever bit of identification for their lackeys, in the "My Real Job is Cleaning the Litter Box" t-shirt. Word.


Mainstreaming the Bad Cat

All those impressionable cats in the urban wasteland are being seduced by the Bad Cat image; they think it's cool. You hear their music everywhere these days.
So as the edgy, non-neutered Bad Cat image gets domesticated and diluted into the mainstream, we've started to see their personal style crop up in all sorts of places that your Original Bad Cat wouldn't stoop to spray in.
You see these mudflap cats? That's what I'm talkin' about.
But I've saved the best example of mainstreamed Bad Cats for last. It seems incredible, but even fashion-conscious dogs have gotten into the act, as we see here - a species-conflicted hound decked out in a "Dog Shit Happens" dog t-shirt. You just have to wonder if he even knows whose culture he's trying to assimilate.

Bad Cat Tagger is the feverish brainchild of Jean Roth, from Rotem Design Studio. Jean's been forced to clean the cat box just once too often by her own streetwise feline masters, and the Bad Cat Tagger site seems to be the result. Feel her pain!