A 15-second Pixar-style 3D animated comedic short, NO dialogue, told entirely through facial express

A 15-second Pixar-style 3D animated comedic short, NO dialogue, told entirely through facial expression and body language. Disney/Pixar feature-film render, warm late-afternoon light through a window, soft volumetric lighting, shallow depth of field, expressive faces, cinematic warm color grade. Characters: a warm young woman in her late 20s with a messy brown bun, round glasses, freckles, big eyes and an oversized cream sweater (the owner); and a chubby round cream-and-ginger tabby cat with huge round eyes, a tiny pink nose and fluffy fur (her cat). Setting: a cozy home office with a wooden desk, an open laptop, and a ceramic coffee mug at the desk edge. The cat plops down onto the laptop keyboard; the woman freezes mid-typing and turns only her eyes toward it with a deadpan stare. She picks the cat up and sets it down on the floor beside the desk; the cat lands on the floor, pauses for a beat, then on its own immediately jumps back up onto the desk and re-sits in the exact same spot on the keyboard. The woman does not touch the cat again — she just watches, exasperated. They press their foreheads together in a glaring standoff, neither backing down. Suddenly the cat nuzzles her hand and purrs — her anger instantly melts into a tender smile and they gently rest foreheads together with eyes closed in warm golden light. Then, still leaning on her, the cat slyly slides one paw toward the coffee mug at the desk edge while staring her straight in the eye; her smile drops as she catches the motion from the corner of her eye. Both slowly narrow their eyes into an identical hostile glare and lean menacingly toward each other — a human and a cat squaring up as total equals — before the mug tips off the edge and the screen cuts to black. Eye-level two-shots, slow push-ins, comedic timing.