Frankie the feline exposed as the cat burglar

[VenusRising]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1093194/Frankie-feline-exposed-cat-burglar-stealing-toys-neighbours-homes.html

Frankie the feline exposed as the cat burglar stealing toys from his neighbours' homes

By Daily Mail Reporter
Last updated at 4:50 PM on 09th December 2008

A real-life cat burglar has left his owner feeling less than purr-fect - by swiping dozens of cuddly toys from nearby homes.

Frankie the tom cat has got his claws into 35 teddies and soft toys in the last year.

Owner Julie Bishop believes the two-year-old feline is sneaking into her neighbours' homes.

He drags each one of his finds through the catflap before depositing them on the same spot in the living room.




I love cats so much! :rofl:

[ThomCat]

1. Hey, he could be bringing home dead mice.

:P

[VenusRising]

4. He does that, too.

And birds. And hamburgers and chips.

That's one smart cat!

[redqueen]

2. Hah...

What a pretty, clever boy he is. :)

[Flaxbee]

3. great story - thanks for posting!

:D Look at that look on his face: "Come and just TRY to take my toys away. Make my day!"

[MorningGlow]

5. Frankie rocks!

Look at that face! "Yeah I stole these fair and square. What're you gonna do about it?" VERY intelligent kitteh, there!

[DeepBlueC]

6. Why can't he develop an appreciation for fine jewellery?

:shrug:

[Roon]

7. Awww!!!

Kisses for Frankie!! :o

[KittyWampus]

8. He looks guilty in that picture for sure.

[lizziegrace]

9. Guilty? Yes.

Remorseful? Nope. ;)

I love cats.

[Roon]

10. Kicking for cuteness!

eom

[applegrove]

11. Cute. Years ago a neighbours cat used to walk right into my apartment and play

with my cats toys. My cat (a big male) always let him come in and play but would watch from 10 feet away (other cat was a big main coon). I've never seen anything like it. Once the neighbours cat had had his fill of the catnip toys he'd leave as easy as her arrived. Never a hiss or any territorial behaviour.