Breaking, entering and stealing

[puddypaws]

There is a lovely grey tabby across from us who comes and sits on the window ledge when our 2 are eating.  He tries to suck his cheeks in and look thin which is a bit tricky as he is huge.  I don't feed him cos hos owner had trouble with him going missing when people fed him.  He's a gorgeous boy but starving he aint

[Reynard]

Toby used to do that too! 

When the house opposite was leased out to some US service personnel a few years ago, a lovely family move in - parents, three kids and a kitten called Winston.

At 6 am every morning without fail Toby used to go out, cross the road and sit on their doorstep - and shout until he was let in. (Bill said that his alarm clock was totally redundant...) When he was let in, he would go and eat Winston's food, play with Winston's toys,use Winston's litter tray, then give the entire house a thorough inspection. When he was through, he'd sit on the door mat and ask to be let back out. Go figure! 

On the other hand regarding the catnip, my neighbour's cat, an elderly half-siamese called Wally kept on breaking into my greenhouse to help himself. One evening I found him on the patio clutching a stem of 'nip to his chest and totally out for the count... 

[clarenmax]

..... not <whispers> .....a sheepmouse? 

[Gill (sneakiefeline)]

Oh boy those ginger tigers 

 I have a nice looking but vicious ginger who slips in during the night and eats all food in sight and have noticed a certain woolly mouse getting closer to the door 

[lucy]

Naughty but 

[Millys Mum]

Opposite lives a handsome ginger called Theo. He's mates with my boys and an annoyance to the girls.
I found him yesterday rolling around the lawn with a catnip sack stolen from my bedroom 
He walks in, sits on their beds, steals their toys and wees in their tray! Whenever theres a cardboard box in the garden he takes it over and smacks whoever tries to use their own property 

I was going to take the stolen weed bag to his house but the people may think im strange....