Department of domestic misconduct

PETTY PETS · An entirely fictional department

Good pets.
Bad behavior.
Official paperwork.

A paper trail for the tiny household crimes, suspicious naps, and snack-related incidents nobody can prove.

Entirely fictional. The pet is not under arrest.

A dog and cat in dark suits at a records desk
Evidence room · exhibit A
Suspect behavior: adorable

Department notes

All charges are make-believe.

No actual arrests are made.

Good pets. Questionable alibis.

01 / The evidence room

Small crimes.
A serious paper trail.

Vintage police records, classified notices, and retro office bureaucracy set the scene. Every case is parody; every suspect is very good at being a pet.

Illustrative charge sheetPP–001

Grand theft rotisserie.

Suspect found near the serving plate. Crumb trail inconclusive. Remorse not detected.

Plea: still hungry

Fictional exhibit · not a customer file

01

Filed under

The couch. The snack cupboard. The forbidden keyboard.

02

Possible charge

Grand theft rotisserie. Unlicensed zoomies. Misuse of the good pillow.

03

Case disposition

Entirely unofficial. Immediately appealed. No actual arrest.

02 / Launch focus

The Criminal Record

The first concept in the PETTY PETS case files: a make-believe police record for pets accused of the smallest, silliest household crimes.

Published catalog

03 / Jurisdiction

A few procedural notes.

Are these real official documents?

Absolutely not. Every charge and investigation is fictional entertainment. Your pet remains legally adorable.

What does “criminal” mean here?

A stolen snack, a suspicious nap, or other harmless household mischief. This is parody, not an accusation.

Case status: entirely fictional

They know what they did.

The paperwork is make-believe. The side-eye is real.

Inspect the evidence room